CSIS Contacted Over Alleged US Meddling in Quebec Vote
Canada's spy agency CSIS has reportedly been contacted amid allegations of U.S. interference in a Quebec election, raising fresh concerns over foreign meddling.
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FTC Chair Floats Liability for AI Agent Misconduct
The FTC chair suggested AI developers could be held liable when their autonomous agents cause harm, raising fresh questions about accountability in agentic AI.
MTV VMAs Set George Michael Tribute With Raye, Sombr
MTV confirms a George Michael tribute at the 2026 VMAs featuring Raye, Sombr, and Teddy Swims, honoring the late pop icon's enduring musical legacy.
PA Senator Proposes ‘Stop Killing Games’ Law
A Pennsylvania state senator has introduced legislation requiring video game publishers to notify players and provide options before shutting down digital games
2 Giant Pandas Arrive at Zoo Atlanta on Loan
Two giant pandas landed at Zoo Atlanta on Sept. 28, 2026, under a new loan agreement with China, restarting the zoo's decades-long panda program.
Brazil to Ban Betting Firms Starting October 6
President Lula's government will bar online betting companies from operating in Brazil starting October 6, escalating a crackdown on the sector's compliance fai
US Berries Recalled in Canada Over Pesticide Limits
Canadian food safety officials flagged millions of pounds of US-grown berries for pesticide residues exceeding allowable limits, prompting recalls and renewed s
Second Crane Collapses Onto Same Florida Home
A second crane toppled onto a Florida house while crews tried to remove a first fallen crane, compounding damage and raising new safety questions.
US Signals Possible Military Action Near Cuba
US officials confirm expanded naval and troop movements near Cuba, fueling speculation about potential military action as Havana condemns the buildup as provoca
AI Exec’s ‘Theft of Labor’ Remark Ignites Debate
An AI industry executive's viral remark calling AI training the 'largest theft of labor in human history' has reignited debate over copyright, wages, and worker
