Wife of Missing Colombia Plane Pilot Speaks Out
As search teams scour Colombia's Chocó region for a small plane that vanished en route to Bogotá, the pilot's wife describes their last conversation and pleads for a faster rescue.
Kennedy Center Votes to Close; Trump Ties Reopening to Renaming
The board of Washington's Kennedy Center has voted to shut the venue for repairs, but President Trump says it won't reopen until it bears his name.
AI Leaders Weigh Pact to Rein In Reckless Race
Heads of the world’s top AI labs are reportedly discussing a pact to slow their frantic race for dominance and are exploring a new body to oversee increasingly powerful AI systems.
Pentagon Admits Heavy Losses in Iran Conflict, Contradicts Trump
The Pentagon has reportedly acknowledged losing dozens of aircraft and damage to hundreds of facilities during the conflict with Iran, an admission that appears to contradict statements made by former President Trump.
Alleged Maduro Ally Saab Pleads Guilty in Money Laundering Case
Colombian businessman Alex Saab, accused of acting as a financial front man for Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, admitted guilt in a Miami federal court to money laundering charges, canceling a planned November trial.
James Rodríguez Retires From Colombia National Team
After 15 years and 131 caps, Colombian star James Rodríguez announced his retirement from the national team in an emotional video, closing out a career highlighted by the 2014 World Cup.
AI Regulation Fears Wipe Out $300 Billion in Markets
A wave of investor anxiety over potential new artificial intelligence regulations wiped out roughly $300 billion in market value in a single trading session, reflecting how sensitive tech-heavy indexes have become to policy signals.
Saudi Arabia Halts Oil Loading at Key Red Sea Port
Saudi Arabia has suspended crude loading at a vital port after shutting down the East-West pipeline, the kingdom's main alternative route for avoiding the Strait of Hormuz.
US Debt Servicing Costs Near 2008 Crisis Levels
The cost of financing US government debt is approaching levels last seen during the 2008 financial crisis, raising fresh concerns about the sustainability of Washington's borrowing.
US Says It Has Weapons in Space; China, Russia Object
Washington confirmed it has deployed weapons in orbit, prompting Beijing and Moscow to warn against turning space into a battlefield.