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Trump amplified a report citing Fauci’s objection to a US animal experiment. Agency records describe its design and funding, alongside differing views on whether the work should have been classified.
Speaking in Metz with Emmanuel Macron present, Pope Leo urged Europe to set a better example in international relations.
The Berlin Marathon winner is expected to miss months of competition after being told she needs Achilles tendon surgery.
The Arakan Army says an airstrike in Rakhine state killed at least 33 people. A local aid worker confirmed its casualty figures to Reuters.
Trump shared a headline calling a court ruling and a federal security plan election-policy wins. The ruling is temporary, while the plan recommends security measures and offers support to election officials.
The ECB president said a quarter-point rate rise earlier in September was a measured response to energy-driven inflation, which has not yet fed through into wages.
An academy building caught fire during drone attacks on Kyiv. City officials reported one death and three injuries at a building struck in the historic centre.
Bloomberg says Saudi Aramco is again sending crude through its East–West Pipeline for export, though the extent of restored capacity remains unclear.
The Truth Social posts point to real prosecutions. But charges, arrests and a preliminary Census analysis are different kinds of evidence, and none of the cited material establishes that fraud changed the 2020 presidential winner.
A California jury found that Apple’s Taptic Engine infringed Taction Technology’s patents. Apple disputes the damages award and says it will appeal.
Destatis figures put the share at 27% in 2025, rising to more than half in food production and scaffolding work.
Dr Vincent Brown must meet a higher financial condition before he can be released on bail while facing charges linked to the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
Washington and Beijing have outlined reciprocal tariff cuts and an AI dialogue after the Trump-Xi summit, but the tariff changes still require domestic legal steps.
The EU’s new listings include a North Korean children’s camp and the president of Russia’s Tatarstan region. Those targeted face asset freezes, and the listed individuals face travel bans.