Amazon pauses operations with 21 Air after fatal Miami crash
Amazon announced Sunday that it was pausing operations with cargo carrier 21 Air following a Miami crash that killed five people and injured five others.
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Trump urges Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian diesel
U.S. President Donald Trump called on Volodymyr Zelenskyy to halt attacks on Russian diesel, blaming them for a global shortage.
US, Japan and UK face rate decisions as inflation raises pressure
Policymakers in the US, Japan and UK are due to set interest rates in the coming week as inflation raises the prospect of increases.
France's UN mission expresses regret over July social media message
France's permanent mission to the United Nations in Geneva issued a statement on September 11 expressing regret over a message it posted on X on July 25.
Six dead, 107 rescued after Indonesian ferry capsizes
The vessel carried 213 passengers and 30 crew members, with 130 people still missing.
Sabalenka praises crowd support after US Open final loss to Rybakina
Elena Rybakina won the final in three sets, while Aryna Sabalenka said the crowd's backing left her feeling American.
How musicians helped shape the memory of 9/11
Twenty-five years after the attacks, music's responses span collective grief, defiance and tributes to New York.
Tom Tiffany says he survived emergency landing in Lake Wausau
The Wisconsin congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate said he and a pilot suffered minor injuries after their small plane lost power Saturday night.
Vanuatu ferry sinking leaves at least one dead, more than 30 missing, PM’s office says
Vanuatu’s government is reducing open-water searches and shifting efforts toward the southeast coast, where currents may have carried survivors.
Ruth Suckow's Iowa Interiors returns in a centennial edition
Final Thursday Press is bringing back Ruth Suckow's 1926 story collection with new illustrations, accompanied by an exhibition in Cedar Falls.
U.S. women beat Spain 76-66 to reach World Cup final against France
Breanna Stewart scored 16 points as the United States advanced to the women's FIBA World Cup final, moving within one win of a fifth straight title.
France derailment injures 44 on train carrying 186 passengers
A train traveling between Rouen and Caen derailed in Cleon on Friday evening, injuring 44 people, including a woman initially hospitalized in critical condition.
Judge rules Trump administration's FEMA staffing plan unlawful
A federal judge found the Trump administration acted unlawfully in pursuing a plan to roughly halve FEMA's workforce and taking away personnel authority.
No Going Back PAC reserves $1.7 million in Washington House race
No Going Back PAC has reserved advertising in Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, where Republican John Braun is challenging Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.
Ted Cruz faces boos while promoting college sports bill on ESPN
Sen. Ted Cruz drew nearly 10 minutes of boos during a Saturday morning ESPN interview ahead of the Texas–Ohio State football matchup.
Intrepid’s 9/11 history includes emergency workspace for responders
The Intrepid museum complex supported emergency responders after September 11, with its flight deck serving as a temporary helipad.
French train derailment injures 44 as investigators examine possible sabotage
A regional train carrying 186 passengers derailed in Cleon. Police suspect sabotage, but investigators have not established why a piece of rail was on the track.
Sanders and Casar propose ban on superintelligent AI
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar propose permanently banning superintelligent AI systems and pausing advanced AI development until a new federal regulator can be created.
Lutnick points to unlaunched Platinum Card to help fund proposed checks
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick cited the Trump Platinum Card as a potential funding source for proposed payments and said its waiting list exceeded 100,000 people.
France investigates possible sabotage after derailment injures 44
French authorities are investigating whether sabotage caused a Normandy train derailment after a piece of rail was found on the track, police said.