Air Attack Sets Fuel Depot Ablaze at Airport in Saudi Capital

Assault comes as kingdom targeted by Yemen’s Houthi rebels and drones from Iraq

U.S. Reaches Greenland Security Agreement

The deal, which will enhance American military presence on the Arctic island, falls short of the president’s stated takeover ambitions

Trump Says He Is Banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico From the White House

President blames coverage for latest move to restrict media access to his administration

A Snooty Sport Gets a Scottish Makeover—With Beer, Sand and Dogs on the Pitch

Cricket, long regarded in the U.K. as the game of the upper classes, is experiencing a revival—without some of its famously haughty traditions

Gemini Hacked Three Companies in First Known Breakout by Google’s AI

The episode resembled similar hacks by other AI models, but Google said it didn’t consider it an instance of model misalignment

How to Press Your Case When Your Airline Seat Gets Downgraded

Getting bumped from a seat you paid for is becoming a bigger issue, but you have rights

How the Clash Between Money and Safety Created a Monumental Crisis for AI

OpenAI and Anthropic, in heated competition—with each other and China—are racing toward IPOs, even as they admit they could lose control of their powerful bots

Weeks Before the Midterms, Almost Everything Is Getting More Expensive

The price of eating out, filling a gas tank and buying a house keeps rising, while higher interest rates add to borrowing costs

The Anonymous Math Geek Who Quit Anthropic—and Became the Face of AI Safety

Long-simmering worries about the technology’s potential dangers have exploded into global consciousness since Jacob Coxon’s dire warning

Europe’s Most Valuable Startup Gave Data to a Scammer. Now It Faces a Shakedown.

Digital bank Revolut handed hundreds of its customers’ data to someone posing as a government agency

Forget the AI Apocalypse – the Real Threats Are Already Here

Airplanes, elevators and restaurants all have regulations to ensure their safe operation; many experts argue for similar conventional measures for AI

The U.S. Is Burning Through Its Supply of Interceptors to Counter Iran’s Attacks

The U.S. had to expend 70 or more Patriots and Thaads to blunt a recent attack on Jordan

The Lightning Offensive That Saw the Houthis Grab a Crucial Oil Corridor

The Yemeni militants had sat out the Iran war, until the group saw an opening

EU Chief Floats Plan to Make Canada First Associate Member

Von der Leyen added the eurozone bloc must urgently rethink its partnerships

Ed Sheeran’s Opening Acts Quit in Solidarity With Pro-Palestinian Performer

Rapper Macklemore was dropped from the Loop Tour after onstage comments about Gaza

Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s New Mail Ballot Requirements for Midterms

Decision avoids a potentially chaotic scramble to implement new rules ahead of November vote

Russian Businessman Financed Donald Trump Jr.’s Wedding Celebrations

Umar Kremlev paid for two nights of celebration after the wedding, Donald Trump Jr. and his wife confirm

Mark Carney’s Audacious Bid to Make Canada an ‘Associate Member’ of the EU

As trade talks with the U.S. collapse, prime minister pursues a major—and risky—pivot to Europe; an Ottawa book club plays its part

The Baltic Country Calling for Calm in the Face of Russian Threat

Estonia says the fight with Moscow has already begun but doesn’t see signs of an imminent invasion

A 6-Foot Slugger Has Quietly Taken Over Women’s Tennis—and She Just Won the U.S. Open

Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan defeated Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 in Saturday’s final to claim her second major of the season and her third overall