Washington Post — Politics
09:00 AM
Democratic Senate candidate Talarico is focusing on faith-based voters in Texas, the largest state in the Bible Belt. Despite his efforts, he faces opposition from evangelical Republicans who are not convinced by his message.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
Lindsay Clancy's murder trial has highlighted postpartum psychosis, a severe mental illness affecting some women after childbirth. Advocates are urging for more research and awareness regarding this condition.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
The ongoing trial of Lindsay Clancy has brought attention to postpartum psychosis, a serious mental health condition. Advocates, including women who have experienced it, are calling for more research and awareness regarding this illness.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
Sunflower sea stars are critically endangered in the Pacific Ocean, prompting conservation efforts by researchers from the University of Washington in partnership with the Samish Indian Nation. These efforts aim to prevent the extinction of the species.
New York Post
08:58 AM
A Vietnam Airlines flight returned to the airport after experiencing a tail strike during takeoff. The aircraft dumped fuel before landing safely.
Al Jazeera English
08:53 AM
A three-year-old girl and a 75-year-old man were rescued from the rubble in Colombia after an earthquake. The rescues took place about 100 hours after the earthquake occurred.
Al Jazeera English
08:50 AM
A bus accident in Hungary has led to the deaths of 12 Polish tourists and left 10 others injured. The crash took place on the M3 motorway near Mezokeresztes.
Al Jazeera English
08:40 AM
The Taliban celebrated the fifth anniversary of its return to power on August 15, 2026, in Kabul. The event was marked by crowds enjoying patriotic music and displaying flags.
Al Jazeera English
08:39 AM
Kate Douglass established a new world record in the 50m freestyle, marking a notable achievement in competitive swimming. Lani Pallister won the 800m event, where she outperformed Katie Ledecky.
BBC — World
08:23 AM
An earthquake in Indonesia has led to at least 51 fatalities and extensive damage to infrastructure. Rescue operations are underway to support displaced individuals.
Deutsche Welle
08:13 AM
Moscow reported that hundreds of drones attacked the capital overnight, leading to six fatalities. NATO jets were also deployed in response to the situation in the southern region.
Al Jazeera English
08:11 AM
Australia plans to implement a gun buyback scheme in November 2026, following a shooting in Bondi, Sydney, that claimed 15 lives nearly a year prior. The program aims to reduce gun violence in the country.
New York Post
07:59 AM
A man in Georgia is under investigation for allegedly breaking into a neighbor's apartment and assaulting a 15-year-old girl. The incident reportedly took place in front of two children as the girl attempted to defend herself.
BBC — World
07:58 AM
Hurricane Lala is affecting Hawaii with significant winds and rainfall. Should the storm make landfall, it would be the first hurricane to directly hit the state in 34 years.
Al Jazeera English
07:47 AM
Lionel Messi missed a penalty in a match where Nashville SC triumphed over Inter Miami. This incident contributes to his overall record of missed penalties, including two at the 2026 World Cup.
Al Jazeera English
07:46 AM
Satellite imagery has shown that drought is impacting half of Europe's land, resulting in low water levels in significant rivers such as the Danube and Rhine. This situation highlights ongoing environmental concerns in the region.
New York Post
07:44 AM
Severe storms and heavy rainfall in Indiana have caused record river levels and resulted in at least five fatalities. The state has been significantly impacted by flooding over the past week.
New York Post
07:39 AM
A bus crash in eastern Hungary has led to the deaths of 12 individuals and injuries to at least 10 others. The incident took place near the town of Mezokeresztes when the bus ran into a ditch and overturned.
Al Jazeera English
07:04 AM
Islam Makhachev achieved his 17th consecutive win in the UFC by defeating Ian Machado Garry in a welterweight title match. The fight occurred on August 16, 2026.
BBC — World
07:04 AM
A bus accident in Hungary has resulted in twelve fatalities and numerous serious injuries. The incident occurred early on Sunday morning when the tourist bus overturned on the motorway.
New York Post
06:50 AM
Rebel Creamery has filed for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $23.8 million to Van Leeuwen due to a court ruling that determined Rebel copied Van Leeuwen's packaging. This legal decision has led to significant financial repercussions for the company.
Deutsche Welle
06:49 AM
Intelligence agencies indicate that North Korea plans to send up to 50,000 troops to Russia. Military experts question the significance of this move in altering the dynamics of the war in Ukraine.
Fox News — Latest
06:48 AM
California authorities seized 30 pounds of suspected cocaine worth over $800,000 during a traffic stop in Merced County on August 12. The driver was arrested on multiple charges, and the investigation is being handled by the Merced Area Gang Narcotics Enforcement Team.
Al Jazeera English
06:40 AM
Bangladesh has secured its first Test cricket win in Australia, marking a historic achievement for the team. The victory highlights Bangladesh's strong performance in the match.
Al Jazeera English
06:06 AM
Analysts suggest that the main factors affecting the October elections in Israel are primarily domestic issues. This perspective shifts the focus from external conflicts to local concerns among the electorate.
Deutsche Welle
05:57 AM
Hurricane Lala, a Category 1 storm, is forecasted to bring significant rainfall and strong winds to Hawaii, with potential rainfall totals reaching 25 inches. The state has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of flooding and mudslides.
New York Post
05:50 AM
Islam Makhachev won his 17th consecutive fight, setting a new UFC record. He achieved this milestone with a unanimous decision over Ian Machado Garry at UFC 330.
Deutsche Welle
05:31 AM
African governments are participating in diplomatic discussions regarding the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, despite maintaining a low public profile. Their engagement suggests ongoing efforts to address the issue behind the scenes.
New York Post
05:19 AM
A man was arrested for allegedly attacking a synagogue in Manhattan and making anti-Semitic remarks. Prosecutors stated that he referred to Jewish congregants as 'swine' during his arrest, and he is being held on bail.
Deutsche Welle
05:15 AM
In the aftermath of the terrorist attack at Berlin Pride, Germany is focusing on the support mechanisms for the victims. Various forms of assistance, including psychological and financial aid, are being organized to aid in their recovery.
Al Jazeera English
05:14 AM
Indonesia experienced a magnitude 7.7 earthquake that has led to at least 51 fatalities and significant damage, including over 1,300 homes affected. Approximately 5,000 people have been displaced due to the disaster.
New York Post
05:11 AM
Islam Makhachev achieved his 17th consecutive win at UFC 330, defeating Ian Machado Garry by unanimous decision. This marked Garry's first challenge for the welterweight title.
Al Jazeera English
04:54 AM
Russian strikes resulted in the death of a Ukrainian woman. Meanwhile, a NATO jet successfully downed a drone over Romania, although the Romanian Defence Ministry did not confirm the drone's origin.
New York Post
04:49 AM
A shooting at an outdoor concert in Kentucky led to one fatality and four injuries, including two children. This event is noted as the fourth mass shooting in a 24-hour timeframe.
Al Jazeera English
04:43 AM
On August 16, 2026, Israeli airstrikes targeted the Nabatieh district in southern Lebanon. This action followed a particularly deadly day of Israeli raids, prompting families to flee from northern areas.
Al Jazeera English
04:35 AM
Australia is set to launch a gun buyback program in November 2026, aimed at reducing gun ownership. This decision follows a deadly attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney last year, prompting the government to introduce new measures.
New York Post
04:33 AM
Hurricane Lala has resulted in power outages across Hawaii, with Hawaiian Electric advising customers of potential extended outages. The storm is currently moving westward.
Al Jazeera English
04:09 AM
Yemeni government forces, with support from Saudi Arabia, have responded to a new offensive by Houthi forces. The conflict continues in areas controlled by the Yemeni government.
New York Times — World
04:01 AM
Rhiya Ahir has reported facing persistent online harassment following her participation in a protest in Mumbai, which was captured in a viral image. This situation underscores the difficulties women encounter when they take part in public protests.
New York Times — World
04:01 AM
Rev. Vincent Souly from the Ivory Coast is among the foreign-born priests addressing the shortage of clergy in rural Italy. This situation highlights the role of immigrants in filling labor gaps across different sectors in the country.
New York Post
04:00 AM
A former Bernie Sanders operative expressed concerns that the Democratic Party has been influenced by radical left elements. She highlighted the role of left-leaning donors, radicalized staff, and a supportive base in this shift.
New York Post
03:49 AM
A teacher at Franklin Middle School in Florida has acknowledged sending inappropriate messages to a former student. The sheriff's office is involved in the investigation.
Al Jazeera English
03:47 AM
Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis is being prosecuted for the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, who was killed 30 years ago. This trial represents the first legal action taken in relation to Shakur's death.
The Daily Beast
03:42 AM
The investigation into Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping has faced criticism for the inexperience of the homicide detectives and the early control given to her family over the crime scene. Sgt. Aaron Cross raised concerns about the investigation's handling, noting that significant progress has not been made since her abduction on February 1.
Al Jazeera English
03:39 AM
Vote counting in Zambia's presidential elections was briefly suspended on August 15, 2026, due to security threats. Reports of intimidation and violence were noted by observers during the electoral process.
New York Post
03:36 AM
Juan Felipe Giraldo, a 24-year-old man, was found dead in the rubble of a hotel in Pereira, Colombia, after an earthquake affected the region. He was set to marry Natalia Patiño on August 16.
Deutsche Welle
02:49 AM
A wildfire in the High Fens nature reserve in Belgium has scorched around 2,700 hectares and resulted in the evacuation of hundreds of people. The fire is currently ongoing.
Deutsche Welle
02:49 AM
A wildfire in Belgium's High Fens nature reserve has affected around 2,700 hectares. Residents of the nearby German town of Monschau have been warned about possible evacuation orders.
dw.com
02:40 AM
Germany is facing record heat and low water levels, resulting in significant health and economic impacts. Activists criticize the government's lack of comprehensive climate policies, despite high public concern about climate change. Recent events, including the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical conflicts, have shifted public focus away from climate activism.
New York Post
02:09 AM
Hurricane Lala has prompted the cancellation of flights from LAX to Hawaii as it strengthens near the Big Island. Airlines are also reducing service throughout the Hawaiian Islands due to the storm.