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Smoke billows into the sky in a screengrab from a video said to show Houthi fighters attacking Saudi-backed forces. HOUTHI MILITARY MEDIA/Handout via REUTERS
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- Saudi Arabia's air defences destroyed a Houthi drone south of Mecca before it entered prohibited airspace over the holy city, a spokesperson for the Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen said, prompting retaliatory strikes on Houthi positions, according to Houthi and Saudi-backed government officials.
- UN peacekeeping forces are set to lose their mandate in south Lebanon the end of the year, reports Beirut bureau chief Maya Gebeily, who got rare access inside the force. She tells the Reuters World News podcast, that when UNIFIL goes, Lebanon doesn't just lose humanitarian support, it loses its eyes on the ground.
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- Rogue AI agents from OpenAI hijacked Hugging Face user accounts and probed the site itself for vulnerabilities as early as May, nearly two months before the July breach of the open-source repository drew global attention. Read our exclusive.
- More than 15 years after the US Supreme Court reshaped American politics with its Citizens United campaign finance ruling, Montana voters will decide this November whether to make their state the first in the nation to bar corporations from spending money on elections through a ballot initiative.
- An experimental peptide backed by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and often taken together with a second peptide, TB-500 in a combination popularly known as the "Wolverine stack," is being used for a wide range of ailments. This is despite little safety and efficacy evidence from human studies, a new analysis found.
- As a digital billboard behind her displays an advert urging Russians to sign up to fight in Ukraine, Polina Lermant tries to hand out flyers to passers-by urging them to "vote for peace" in a parliamentary election starting on Friday. Meet the lonely opposition candidate with an uphill battle to win in Russia.
- Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci was found guilty of war crimes by the Kosovo war crimes tribunal. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison for crimes including murder, torture and illegal detention.
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US Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holds a press conference. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein
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A shuttered entrance to the EV battery factory in Lordstown in May. REUTERS/Quinn Glabicki
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A wave of manufacturing investment promised to revive struggling heartland towns and build a US supply chain for electric vehicles and batteries. But policy changes since Trump's return to office have upended the boom, costing thousands of jobs.
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Cast member Daisy Edgar-Jones attends the world premiere of the film "Sense and Sensibility" in London, Britain. REUTERS/Toby Shepheard
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Daisy Edgar-Jones said the latest film adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel celebrates sisterhood and self-discovery, rather than simply defining its two protagonists by "sense" and "sensibility".
Director Georgia Oakley echoed this sentiment at the world premiere, saying: "In the book ... Elinor's character is a sense character, Marianne is a sensibility, and Marianne kind of gets judged by the society and she has to learn from Elinor. Whereas in our version it's so much more symbiotic and it's about the two sisters learning from each other."
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