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The United States reaffirmed its commitment to peace, sovereignty, and liberty during the 80th UNGA, emphasizing reforms and stronger peacekeeping.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed at a Utah campus speech event, prompting national reactions and an ongoing law enforcement probe.

Moscow’s first autonomous passenger tram begins operation, fully AI-controlled, tested for 8000 km and now part of the city’s official transport fleet.

A federal appeals court found Trump’s trade tariffs breached IEEPA limits, ruling the executive lacked authority to impose wide tariffs without Congress.

Parents of a California teen sue OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT encouraged suicide in months of harmful interactions before their son’s death in April.

SpaceX postponed the tenth Starship test due to a liquid oxygen ground leak, delaying a major validation mission at the company’s Starbase launch site.

WHO and WMO urge heat-health plans to protect workers, citing 22.85 million injuries and 19,000 deaths annually linked to rising temperatures.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a tiny new moon orbiting Uranus, raising its satellite count to 29 and revealing more about its complex system.

The UK has reversed its push for Apple to weaken iCloud encryption after legal pressure and US intervention, marking a global victory for digital privacy.

A new MIT report reveals 95 percent of generative AI pilots in companies fail to produce financial impact, highlighting poor planning, governance gaps and low scalability.