Al Jazeera English
03:49 AM
The Sudan Doctors Network reported that SPLM-N rebels killed 27 people, including four children, in South Kordofan, leading to significant displacement. The organization condemned the attacks as violations of international humanitarian law and called for international pressure on SPLM-N leadership to stop targeting civilians. The ongoing civil war in Sudan has resulted in at least 59,000 deaths and displaced around 14 million people.
Al Jazeera English
03:40 AM
Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, testified in a trial against Meta, stating that few teenagers used the 'Take a Break' feature before it was set to be the default option in 2024. The trial involves allegations from 29 US states that Meta designed its platforms to be addictive to young users, contributing to mental health issues. The states are seeking around $200 billion in damages.
Fox News — Latest
03:39 AM
The NYPD is searching for 31-year-old Jesus Acosta, who is wanted in connection with two fatal shootings in New York City. The most recent shooting occurred at a deli in the Bronx, where a 33-year-old man was killed. Acosta is also linked to a shooting in Brooklyn that left a 44-year-old man dead.
BBC — Business
03:33 AM
China has initiated its largest car recall, affecting over four million vehicles, primarily Teslas, due to safety concerns regarding hidden door handles. New regulations mandate mechanical door releases, effective January 1, 2027. The recall follows incidents involving trapped occupants in vehicles during emergencies, raising questions about the safety of electronically powered door handles.
New York Post
03:33 AM
Kinley Rasmus, a 12-year-old player from Phenix City, Alabama, has set a record for the most hits by a girl at the Little League World Series, achieving five hits during the tournament. She also tied records for strikeouts in a game and total strikeouts in the tournament, previously held by Mo’Ne Davis.
Al Jazeera English
03:28 AM
The Syrian Democratic Forces, recognized for their contributions in combating ISIL, have declared their disbandment. This announcement was made on August 26, 2026.
New York Post
03:21 AM
The SEC has enacted a policy that bars athletes who have declared for professional sports from returning to college athletics, following a unanimous vote among conference leaders. This decision aligns with similar measures proposed by the Big Ten, while other conferences are also considering similar rules. Some coaches have voiced opposition to this policy.
Daily Mail
03:20 AM
CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow unexpectedly, following the landing of a U.S. Air Force transport plane. The visit comes amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Russia, particularly concerning Poland's air defenses. The purpose of the trip and the details surrounding the aircraft have not been disclosed by either government.
New York Post
03:18 AM
Bayonne's Little League team was eliminated from the World Series after a 5-2 loss to West Side Little League of Hamilton, Ohio. The game featured strong pitching from both sides, with Hamilton's Boone Treadway striking out eight batters. Coach Justin Smith expressed pride in the team's performance, highlighting their achievement as one of New Jersey's best in recent history.
Washington Examiner
03:10 AM
Mike Mazzei won the GOP primary runoff for Oklahoma governor, receiving 50.3% of the vote against Gentner Drummond's 49.7%. Mazzei's victory is seen as a success for Donald Trump's endorsement, and he will face Democratic state Rep. Cyndi Munson in the general election in November.
The Hill
03:01 AM
The U.S. military executed a strike on a drug boat in the Caribbean on August 26, resulting in the deaths of four individuals. This operation is part of ongoing efforts against narcoterrorism and follows a previous strike in the Eastern Pacific.
The Hill
02:58 AM
President Trump won two key Republican primary contests in South Carolina and Oklahoma on August 25, 2026. Senator Darline Graham and former state Senator Mike Mazzei secured nominations in their respective races, reflecting Trump's ongoing influence in the GOP.
Washington Examiner
02:55 AM
Eight members of a Montana family were killed during a shooting incident at a family dinner on Sunday. The suspected gunman, Alan Smith, opened fire before setting the home on fire and fatally shooting himself. Authorities reported that the victims included Smith's parents, grandmother, and sister.
Al Jazeera English
02:54 AM
Israeli soldiers blocked Knesset member Ofer Cassif from accessing a Palestinian family home in the occupied West Bank. The event took place on August 26, 2026.
The Hill
02:53 AM
Mike Mazzei is projected to win the Republican primary runoff for Oklahoma governor against Gentner Drummond. The result is considered a win for former President Donald Trump, who endorsed Mazzei.
Al Jazeera English
02:47 AM
Zohran Mamdani has publicly opposed a right-wing Hindu nationalist event planned for Madison Square Garden next week. His statement highlights concerns regarding the event.
New York Post
02:08 AM
California lawmakers are pushing Assembly Bill 2760 to ban the use of wearable electroshock devices by law enforcement, including ICE. The bill aims to prevent the use of state funds for such devices and requires changes to use-of-force policies. The legislation is moving quickly as the Senate has voted to expedite its progress before the legislative session ends.
Fox News — Latest
02:03 AM
Dolly Parton, who passed away at 80, maintained a stance of political neutrality throughout her career, stating she did not want to offend fans from either political party. She declined offers of the Presidential Medal of Freedom from both the Trump and Biden administrations, emphasizing her focus on music and entertainment over politics. Parton believed in the importance of being responsible for one's words and actions and preferred to influence others through her art.
Fox News — Politics
02:03 AM
Dolly Parton, who passed away on August 25, 2026, at the age of 80, maintained a stance of political neutrality throughout her career. She consistently avoided partisan politics, stating her desire not to offend fans from either political side. Parton declined offers for the Presidential Medal of Freedom from both the Trump and Biden administrations, emphasizing her belief in responsible speech and her preference for influencing others through her music.
Fox News — Latest
02:00 AM
The SEC and Big Ten have enacted new guidelines that prevent athletes who have participated in professional sports from competing in college athletics, following court orders that allow some athletes to play this season. Legal representatives are formulating strategies to challenge these new rules, while schools like LSU continue to recruit players granted additional eligibility by court rulings.
Guardian — US
01:59 AM
Darline Graham is projected to win the Republican primary in South Carolina to replace her late brother, Lindsey Graham, on the November ballot. Former President Donald Trump endorsed her candidacy and also commented on trade discussions with Canada, denying claims that he would interfere with French language protections.
Al Jazeera English
01:54 AM
Families in El Obeid refugee camps, displaced by war in Sudan, are facing severe water shortages. This situation has worsened their living conditions and access to clean water.
Al Jazeera English
01:43 AM
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's comments regarding Taiwan have sparked discussions about Malaysia's non-alignment policy between China and the United States. Anwar stated he views Taiwan as part of China and suggested he would use force to maintain Malaysia's unity if necessary. His remarks have drawn praise from China and condemnation from Taiwan, raising concerns about Malaysia's geopolitical alignment amidst its significant economic ties with both China and the West.
Fox News — Latest
01:40 AM
A court case is ongoing regarding the custody of a critically ill newborn who recently underwent heart surgery. Intended parents Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed are in dispute with surrogate McKenna West over medical decision-making authority after West refused to terminate the pregnancy despite the baby's severe heart condition. The case has drawn national attention and involves allegations of emotional distress and breaches of the surrogacy agreement.
Fox News — Politics
01:36 AM
More than a dozen sheriffs in New York are suing over a state law that limits cooperation with ICE for civil immigration enforcement. Governor Kathy Hochul has responded defiantly, stating that any law enforcement agency that does not comply will face legal action. The law, which took effect recently, prohibits local and state law enforcement from forming partnerships with federal authorities for civil immigration matters.
Fox News — Latest
01:36 AM
A group of New York sheriffs has filed a lawsuit against a state law that prohibits law enforcement from cooperating with ICE for civil immigration enforcement. The law, which took effect on August 26, 2026, restricts local and state agencies from entering into agreements with ICE. Governor Kathy Hochul has stated that localities refusing to comply may face legal action.
New York Post
01:35 AM
Philan-Tam-Duy Le, a 35-year-old man from California, was arrested after US Capitol Police found a guillotine in his pickup truck near the US Capitol. He faces charges for carrying a dangerous weapon and illegal parking, as investigators look into the reasons for his presence in Washington, DC.
Fox News — Latest
01:32 AM
Virginia prison officials intercepted a package containing contraband valued at approximately $324,000, including suspected methamphetamine and 17 cellphones, during an attempted drone incursion at Sussex I State Prison. The Virginia Department of Corrections is investigating the incident, which highlights the methods used to smuggle contraband into correctional facilities.
BBC — Business
01:32 AM
SpaceX has announced plans to build a $100 billion launch facility in Louisiana, named Starbase, Louisiana, with construction set to begin next year. The facility will create over 3,000 direct jobs and is expected to support thousands of Starship flights annually. The project aims to establish Louisiana as a global aerospace hub and enhance access to space.
Fox News — Latest
01:28 AM
Tua Tagovailoa's inconsistent performance has led to speculation that Michael Penix Jr. may become the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. Reports indicate that the team is reconsidering its initial plan for Tagovailoa, who has struggled during training camp and the preseason. The Falcons are now focusing on ensuring Penix is healthy and confident for the upcoming season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Daily Mail
01:26 AM
Private schools in the UK, including Haberdashers' Boys' School and Woodbridge School, have banned Meta glasses due to concerns over privacy and bullying. The glasses, which contain cameras, have faced criticism for their potential to invade privacy. Other institutions, including universities and businesses, have also implemented similar bans.
Washington Examiner
01:25 AM
Progressives criticized the appointment of Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) to the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa, viewing it as a setback for the party's anti-Israel faction. Moskowitz's position could significantly influence U.S. policy toward Israel if Democrats regain control of the House in November. The backlash reflects a growing divide within the Democratic Party regarding support for Israel.
Los Angeles Times
01:23 AM
Philan-Tam-Duy Le, a 35-year-old man from Julian, California, was arrested near the U.S. Supreme Court after a guillotine was found in his pickup truck. U.S. Capitol Police are investigating his motives and background following the incident.
Los Angeles Times
01:23 AM
Philan-Tam-Duy Le, a 35-year-old man from Southern California, was arrested near the U.S. Supreme Court after a guillotine was found in his pickup truck. His family indicated that he intended the guillotine as a symbol of disapproval regarding politics, although the reasons for his trip to Washington, D.C. remain unclear. Investigators are looking into his background.
Daily Mail
01:22 AM
Raheem Sterling has been charged with dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide following a crash involving his Lamborghini on May 28. He faces potential imprisonment if convicted and is scheduled to appear in court on September 15. The incident has been described as part of a difficult period in his career, with sources indicating significant psychological strain.
New York Times — US
01:21 AM
California Governor Gavin Newsom and his wife have put their Fair Oaks property on the market for $7.5 million. The listing occurred on August 26, 2026.
The Hill
01:17 AM
U.S. Capitol Police arrested a man after finding a guillotine in a pickup truck parked near the National Mall. The truck was illegally parked on East Capitol Street, close to several government buildings.
Guardian — US
01:16 AM
The US State Department has announced a pause on all immigrant visa applications as part of a new initiative to tighten immigration restrictions. This move, confirmed by a State Department official, aims to limit access to certain applicants and includes adjustments to visa appointments for training purposes.
Axios
01:15 AM
A federal appeals court ruling on August 25, 2026, may affect Republican candidates' ability to purchase political TV ads at discounted rates. The ruling, which the Republicans plan to appeal, was based on the determination that the FCC incorrectly extended these rates to political parties and joint fundraising committees. The case was initiated by several Democratic candidates, and reactions from both parties highlight differing fundraising strategies.
Fox News — Latest
01:10 AM
LaMelo Ball has hired a personal driver following a series of driving incidents, as shared by his brother, Lonzo Ball, during a podcast. Lonzo noted that having a driver could reduce LaMelo's time behind the wheel and suggested he consider less exotic vehicles. Lonzo also discussed his own struggles with injuries during his NBA career.
The Daily Beast
01:10 AM
Darline Graham won the South Carolina Republican runoff on August 25, 2026, with strong support from former President Donald Trump. She will face Democratic nominee Dr. Annie Andrews in the November election, amid concerns regarding her qualifications and experience in elected office.
New York Times — US
01:09 AM
The Trump administration has submitted a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress for review. The agreement was signed by Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman as part of a larger cooperation effort on civilian nuclear power.
New York Times — Politics
01:09 AM
The Trump administration has submitted a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress for review. The agreement was signed last month by Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman.
Fox News — Latest
01:09 AM
LaMelo Ball has hired a personal driver following several road incidents, as revealed by his brother, Lonzo Ball, during a podcast. Lonzo noted that having a driver could help reduce LaMelo's time behind the wheel and suggested he consider less exotic vehicles. Lonzo also reflected on his own injury struggles during his NBA career.
Fox News — Politics
01:08 AM
Darline Graham has won the runoff election in South Carolina to become the GOP nominee for the Senate seat previously held by her brother, Lindsey Graham. Her victory was aided by an endorsement from former President Donald Trump and significant financial support from his political organization. Following the election, her opponent, Ralph Norman, pledged to support her candidacy.
Guardian — US
01:06 AM
Darline Graham has been chosen as the Republican nominee for the US Senate seat in South Carolina, succeeding her late brother, Lindsey Graham. In the primary runoff held on August 25, 2026, she won against Ralph Norman with the backing of Donald Trump.
New York Times — US
01:02 AM
Senator Darline Graham has won the Republican primary in South Carolina, positioning her to compete for a full six-year Senate term in the November election.
New York Times — Politics
01:02 AM
Senator Darline Graham has won the Republican primary in South Carolina, positioning her to compete for a full six-year Senate term in the November election. Her candidacy is backed by former President Donald Trump.
Axios
01:02 AM
Darline Graham won the Republican nomination for the Senate seat in South Carolina, succeeding her late brother Lindsey Graham. Her victory reflects Trump's influence among Republican voters, and she is expected to face Democrat Annie Andrews in the November election.
Washington Examiner
01:02 AM
Darline Graham Nordone won the Republican Senate special primary runoff in South Carolina, defeating Rep. Ralph Norman with 52.3% of the vote. Her victory follows an unusual campaign initiated after the death of her brother, former Sen. Lindsey Graham, and she will now face Democratic nominee Annie Andrews in the November general election.