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Crews face competing accounts

Iran says the tanker hit naval mines, while the US says it was struck by an Iranian missile and later a drone, and the UK reported only an unknown projectile.

The waterway carries global fuel

About one-fifth of the world's usual oil and gas shipments pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Risks extend beyond tankers

The International Maritime Organization says at least 22 seafarers have died in 79 confirmed incidents across the strait and the wider Middle East since the war began.

Pipeline repairs will take weeks

The East-West Pipeline may operate only partly during repairs, leaving it mostly out of service as Saudi Arabia moves crude from Gulf ports to its Red Sea coast.

Displacement is accelerating

The worst-hit areas, Taiz and Lahj, account for about 48,000 displaced people, while more than 2,000 others have crossed the sea into Djibouti.

Hormuz talks were postponed

Iran says Saudi Arabia asked to delay an Oman-hosted meeting on Strait of Hormuz security after raising concerns about the proposed agreement’s effects on Gulf countries.

The charges cover two crimes

All five defendants face accusations of helping finance terrorism, while three also face conspiracy charges tied to alleged murder-for-hire efforts.

Recruiters offered escalating payments

A Brooklyn resident was allegedly offered $1,000 to $1,500 for surveillance and another $40,000 to kill or make the target disappear, but declined the killing.

The network reached Europe

Prosecutors link one defendant to failed 2024 arson plots involving buses in the Czech Republic and a Lithuanian facility supplying radio equipment to Ukraine.

The program remains a pilot

Because this is a test program, its problems are emerging while Medicare evaluates how the system works.

A vendor questioned readiness

The lawsuit says a vendor warned that the system or its users were not prepared for the program.

The lawsuit seeks answers

The legal action is focused on obtaining information about how the pilot operates and produced its results.

Oil is setting the mood

Higher energy prices are making investors more cautious across global markets.

Market relationships are shifting

The article suggests stocks and bonds are no longer moving in their usual pattern as oil becomes more influential.

Energy costs spread widely

When oil rises, the effects can reach beyond energy companies and shape broader investor decisions.

Repairs lead the increase

Repair costs have climbed 70% in five years, making them the biggest driver of higher ownership costs rather than fuel.

Insurance adds a large bill

In 2026, full-coverage car insurance averages $2,124 per year, while minimum coverage averages $816.

Older cars need more service

The average U.S. passenger car was 14.5 years old in 2025, and keeping older vehicles running can mean more frequent and costly service.

The weapons remain undefined

Officials have deliberately avoided identifying the systems, their capabilities, or their number, leaving unclear whether they are meant to disable, block, or otherwise counter threats to satellites.

Russia and China drive concern

The Air Force says it has warned about Russian and Chinese weapons testing since 2007, while China is known to operate spacecraft that could damage other satellites.

Attacks could create dangerous debris

Destroying satellites can scatter fragments through orbit, potentially threatening other spacecraft and astronauts, which helps explain why the U.S. had previously disavowed such actions.

The forecast changed sharply

BloombergNEF now expects data centers to consume about 18 billion cubic feet per day by 2035, nearly twice its previous prediction.

The grid bears most growth

Grid-connected data centers are expected to add 15 billion cubic feet per day of gas demand, five times more growth than all other grid-connected sectors combined.

Onsite plants are only part

Natural-gas plants built directly for data centers could use 2.9 billion to 3.4 billion cubic feet per day by 2035, roughly matching all data centers' current gas use.

Competition law complicates cooperation

The companies have worried that coordinating on safety could be viewed as suppressing competition under antitrust law, although OpenAI says a special waiver is unnecessary.

Outside reviewers could inspect labs

The proposed FRONTIER Act provision would require leading frontier labs to admit independent verification organizations that can check whether models are being developed safely.

Government role remains disputed

Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis has called for a watchdog able to screen advanced models and coordinate slowdowns, while President Trump and advisor David Sacks have rejected tighter safety rules.

The report uses cautious wording

Saying the death was linked to measles does not provide further details about the person’s illness or other contributing factors.

Measles spreads very easily

People can catch measles through the air when an infected person coughs, sneezes or breathes nearby.

Vaccination helps prevent infection

The measles, mumps and rubella vaccine is the main tool used to protect individuals and communities from measles.

Satellite data has limits

The satellites measured a broader pollution increase that researchers estimate translates to about a 4% rise in PM2.5, the harmful particles that can enter the bloodstream.

Southeast Asia saw sharper increases

The largest pollution increases occurred in cities such as Manila, Rangoon and Vientiane, especially where few alternative monitoring systems existed.

The cause remains uncertain

The study cannot show exactly why pollution increased, and levels fell somewhat after peaking three or four months later.

Coverage gaps are widespread

Nearly 14% of people under 65 in the district were uninsured in 2024, while more than 16% relied on Medicaid or CHIP in 2023.

New rules add more obstacles

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act restricted enrollment periods, added monthly fees, and required more documentation from ACA enrollees.

Subsidy losses affect families

The enhanced credits helped 74,000 people in the district, and former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene said her adult children’s premiums could double after they expired.

CFCs damaged ozone molecules

Chlorofluorocarbons released by people broke apart ozone in the atmosphere, creating the hole identified in the 1980s.

The hole has a scientific threshold

Scientists define the ozone hole as the area where ozone concentrations fall below 220 Dobson units.

Arctic conditions affected wider regions

A strong Arctic winter vortex in January and February 2025 was linked to below-average ozone stretching from Greenland and Europe into parts of Asia.

The survey captured hidden experiences

Because USVEX asked people directly, it included violence that may never have reached law enforcement or social services.

Risk changes across life stages

Violence increased during adolescence and young adulthood, when nearly one-third of adults reported experiencing sexual violence.

Housing instability raises exposure

Adults evicted in the previous year were seven times as likely to report recent physical violence, nearly five times as likely to report intimate partner violence and three times as likely to report sexual violence.

Researchers compared 12 approaches

The team used a network meta-analysis to estimate how treatments performed against one another across different trials.

Ultrasound ranked near bottom

Although some high-tech options such as laser and shock wave therapy helped in certain areas, ultrasound repeatedly scored poorly in the comparisons.

The rankings are not final

Different study designs, small participant groups, and varied treatment lengths make it difficult to identify one clear winner.

His milestone came late

The 414-foot shot made Alonso the 171st player in major-league history to reach 300 home runs.

Baltimore stayed alive

The victory moved the Orioles to 74-78, leaving them in contention for the American League's third and final wild-card place.

His first season is paying off

Alonso has played all 152 games for Baltimore, hit 36 homers, and leads the American League with 101 RBIs.

Several teammates will return

Rodrigo De Paul and Giovani Lo Celso will join Messi for the October 6 match, while more players from Argentina’s domestic league will be announced later.

The schedule includes three friendlies

Argentina will face Bolivia in Córdoba, Burkina Faso in Buenos Aires, and Benin in the final match of the break.

One match has reduced capacity

The Bolivia game will have 50% fewer spectators in the stands because of FIFA sanctions linked to an altercation involving Argentina players after the 2026 World Cup.

Small plays create runs

In the second inning, Milwaukee turned a single, a groundout and a wild pitch into a run before Luis Lara’s fly ball brought Jake Bauers home.

Payroll does not decide everything

The Brewers’ roughly $140 million payroll ranks 19th in MLB, while every other National League playoff team that began the night in position ranked among the top 10.

October success remains elusive

Milwaukee has reached the playoffs eight times in nine years but is still seeking its first World Series appearance since 1982.

The show ended in May

CBS announced The Late Show's cancellation in May, making the Emmy recognition arrive after the program had already finished.

Colbert praised other hosts

He said he enjoys watching Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, John Oliver, John Mulaney, Seth Meyers and others continue the genre.

The award capped its run

The Late Show competed against The Daily Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Last Week Tonight With John Oliver and Saturday Night Live for the variety-series prize.

Georgia sets a lower bar

Georgia’s incentive program requires $500,000 in total production spending, while California’s competition-show credit generally requires more than $1 million per episode.

California leaves gaps

California’s expanded program covers some unscripted competition shows but still excludes docuseries, talk shows, and game shows.

Tighter budgets raise pressure

Shrinking license fees, shorter episode orders, and tighter margins make production savings more important to television companies.

NBC improved on 2022

The ceremony attracted 780,000 more viewers than NBC’s 5.92 million-viewer broadcast in 2022.

Football drew competing viewers

The Emmys aired opposite a Monday Night Football game in which Kansas City beat Denver 31-10.

Peacock added an estimated audience

Although NBCUniversal does not release separate streaming figures, the article estimates roughly 500,000 people watched on Peacock.

The rate is a fraction

A rate of 0.73 means 0.73 bags were mishandled for every 100 bags loaded, not that nearly three-quarters of passengers lost luggage.

Mishandling covers more than loss

The DOT category includes bags that are lost, delayed, damaged, or stolen, so the figures do not measure permanent disappearance alone.

Tracking tools can add visibility

Devices such as Apple AirTags may help travelers see a bag's location and share that information with an airline through supported apps.

Access depends on narrow windows

Quttinirpaaq is reached by charter plane from Resolute Bay only during summer, while the Kerguelen Islands require a roughly six-day voyage on a French supply vessel.

Remote does not mean uninhabited

Longyearbyen has cafés, a brewery, and a restaurant, while Ittoqqortoormiit supports about 450 residents whose lives still follow hunting, fishing, and seasonal sea ice.

Wildlife recovery shapes the experience

South Georgia's penguin and seal colonies now thrive alongside the remains of whaling stations as conservation work restores habitats affected by past human activity.

Large homes encourage togetherness

Evermore’s group homes have four to 11 bedrooms, can sleep up to 32 people, and include spaces designed for shared play and meals.

Employees practice connection daily

Each shift begins with a relational wellness challenge, such as meeting someone from another department or listening closely to a coworker’s weekend.

The resort measures workplace culture

Employee surveys now ask whether team members understand relational wellness, experience it, and know how to bring it into their work.

Thousands opposed the proposal

DHS received about 22,000 public comments during a 32-day comment period, and the judge said an overwhelming majority opposed the change.

Extensions lacked clear safeguards

Students and scholars with F or J visas would have needed DHS approval to stay longer, but the judge found the process vague and apparently offered no appeal.

The judge questioned security claims

Saylor said DHS relied on isolated examples that the cap would not have addressed and did not explain why less burdensome options would not work.

Most requested records remain withheld

The department identified 1,212 potentially relevant documents, but the states say about 1,072 were still being withheld as privileged materials.

New jobs may replace eliminated ones

The department posted 114 open roles between September 2025 and May 2026, including some with descriptions the union says closely resemble jobs held by laid-off employees.

Work moved beyond the department

Some responsibilities once handled by Education Department staff have been assigned to contractors or other federal agencies through 14 interagency agreements.

Approval controls textbook access

Publishers must appear on Florida's approved list to sell textbooks to the state's public schools, giving officials leverage over revisions.

Edits changed more than wording

One marine science book replaced “climate change” with “changes in the environment,” while another removed “polluting” before coal-burning power plants and cut related examples.

The law did not require edits

Although Florida's legislature removed the term climate change from state statutes, the law itself did not require changes to climate education, and textbook requests began two months after the bill was signed.

Fake login pages steal details

Links in account, payment, and tax emails may lead to lookalike websites designed to collect usernames, passwords, or identifying information.

Friends’ accounts may be hacked

A message asking for emergency money from a friend—especially one claiming they are abroad—could come from a compromised address book, so verify by phone.

Some links install malware

Messages pretending to come from a company’s human resources department can use a link to install harmful software that sends personal information to scammers.

Dandruff can spread beyond scalps

Flaking around the eyebrows, nostrils, ears, or beard can be a clue that seborrheic dermatitis is involved.

Shampoo ingredients matter

Dandruff shampoos may contain zinc pyrithione, selenium sulfide, ketoconazole, or salicylic acid to help manage the condition.

Hair texture affects treatment

People with coily or curly hair may need less frequent medicated shampooing because these products can dry the hair, sometimes requiring other treatments from a doctor.

Several factors turn it up

Too little sleep, ongoing stress, food insecurity, and restrictive dieting may all make food thoughts louder or more persistent.

It can push behavior either way

Food noise may contribute to overeating, but it can also drive restriction or excessive exercise, which may harm cardiovascular and bone health.

A questionnaire can flag problems

The Food Noise Questionnaire asks about constant, uncontrollable, distracting thoughts and their effects, with strong agreement on most statements suggesting the issue may be significant.