UK PM STARMER SLAMS OCT. 7 CAMPUS PROTESTS AS “UN-BRITISH”
Free-speech debate, public safety concerns UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticised student-led pro-Palestinian demonstrations timed to the Oct.
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OPENAI TAPS AMD IN MULTIYEAR AI-CHIP PACT
Six-gigawatt roadmap, share warrant sweetener OpenAI struck a multibillion-dollar deal with AMD to secure next-gen Instinct MI450 chips and up to six gigawatts of compute capacity over several years, starting with a one-gigawatt deployment targeted for 2026.
WHAT TO STREAM IN OCTOBER: BIG FRANCHISES, COMEBACK CLASSICS
New arrivals across platforms From blockbuster reboots to comfort watches, October’s streaming slate leans hard into franchise nostalgia and high-concept originals.
TAIWAN’S PRESIDENT: “NOBEL-WORTHY” IF CHINA RENOUNCES FORCE
Warning against coercion, praise for diplomacy Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said efforts to persuade Beijing to abandon the use of force against the…
Hindu shopkeeper Narayan Pal’s throat-slit body recovered in Netrakona
Sensational murder in Mohanganj; fear returns among minorities A Hindu shopkeeper named Narayan Pal has been brutally killed by having his throat slit in Mohanganj of Netrakona.
SWISS GLACIERS LOSE ABOUT 3% OF ICE IN A YEAR, SCIENTISTS WARN
Low snow and June heat drive fresh retreat Switzerland’s glaciers shed roughly 3% of their total ice mass over the last 12 months, according to monitoring body GLAMOS and the Swiss Commission for Cryosphere Observation.
ISRAEL INTERCEPTS 39 GAZA-BOUND AID BOATS, ORGANIZERS SAY
Sea standoff and global reaction Organizers of a pro-Palestinian flotilla said Israeli forces intercepted 39 of more than 40 boats attempting to deliver medicine and food to Gaza, leaving one vessel still at sea.
AMAZON PRIME AIR DRONES CRASH IN ARIZONA, PROMPTING NEW QUESTIONS ON URBAN DRONE SAFETY
What happened in Tolleson and why it matters Two Amazon Prime Air delivery drones crashed in Tolleson, Arizona, after reportedly striking a construction crane near a distribution corridor on the city’s west side.
FAT BEAR WEEK MAKES A TEACHABLE MEME OF ‘CHUNK,’ THIS YEAR’S ALASKAN CHAMP
The internet’s favorite pre-hibernation ritual Katmai National Park’s Fat Bear Week crowned “Chunk,” a scarred heavyweight with a healed jaw and outsized charisma, after a record round of online voting.
MEMBERS-ONLY GOES MAINSTREAM: PRIVATE CLUBS MOVE INTO MIDSIZE U.S. CITIES
The new hospitality playbook Private social clubs are expanding beyond coastal hubs into midsize cities, promising cabarets, curated dining and co-working as a single lifestyle package.
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