Elon Musk Threatens Legal Action Over Alex Gibney's Four-Hour Documentary
A lawyer's letter disputes the film's suggestion that Starlink helped Trump in 2024. The filmmakers cite the First Amendment ahead of an Oct. 16 U.S. release.
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Helena Foulkes Unseats Gov. Dan McKee in Rhode Island Democratic Primary
McKee is the first sitting governor in eight years to lose a primary, after a race dominated by the delayed Washington Bridge repairs. Providence also ousted its mayor.
UN Nuclear Watchdog Refers Iran to Security Council for First Time in 20 Years
The IAEA board's 23-3 vote, pushed by Washington and its European allies, is unlikely to bring new sanctions because Russia and China hold vetoes on the council.
Philippine Defense Chief Reads China's Note Aloud Onstage: 'Of Course, Because You Lost'
A note rejecting the 2016 South China Sea ruling was left on Gilberto Teodoro's table as he spoke at a Seoul security forum. He answered it line by line, and Beijing hit back.
Ben Shelton Ends Alcaraz's U.S. Open Defense in Record 3:33 a.m. Finish
The American won a fifth-set tiebreaker to snap Alcaraz's 18-match Grand Slam winning streak and set up an all-American semifinal against Frances Tiafoe.
Sununu and Pappas Set for New Hampshire Senate Showdown After Primary Wins
Former Sen. John E. Sununu beat Scott Brown for the Republican nod, while Jeanne Shaheen's daughter narrowly won a House primary to replace Pappas.
Stevie Wonder to Play Songs in the Key of Life in Full on 50th Anniversary Tour
The 18-date tour reaches Madison Square Garden on Nov. 19 and ends at the Intuit Dome on Dec. 19, with two hometown nights at Detroit's Fox Theatre.
Instagram Chief Concedes Teen Safety Tool Reached Almost No One
An internal document put usage of the Take a Break prompt at 1.8% of teenagers. Meta never published the figure.
Markey Holds Off Moulton to Win Massachusetts Senate Primary
The 80-year-old incumbent turned a contest about age into one about record, beating a younger congressman by a comfortable margin.
Thousands Still Missing as Nepal Flood Search Enters Second Week
Rescuers are working through blocked roads and fresh rain in the border valleys, with 2,400 people unaccounted for and 734 bodies recovered.
Authors Call the Anthropic Settlement a Win, and an Unfinished One
The $1.5 billion payout resolves a case. It does not resolve what AI companies may do with books they acquire legally.
White House Renews Effort to Remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook
A letter demanding a response to unproven mortgage-fraud claims arrives a month after the Supreme Court blocked the first attempt.
