The New York Yankees omitted Aaron Judge from their Wild Card Series roster, leaving the reigning AL MVP off the postseason roster for the team's playoff opener.

The Chicago Bears defeated the Philadelphia Eagles with third-string quarterback Case Keenum under center after injuries sidelined the team's top two passers.

Newly surfaced footage shows the USC radio broadcast crew questioning the targeting penalty that resulted in quarterback Dante Moore's injury.

Anthropic's filing for its initial public offering includes a formal risk disclosure warning that advanced AI could cause human extinction.

Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5.5, the latest version of its mid-tier AI model, drawing hundreds of comments on Hacker News within a day.

A UK trial of live facial recognition cameras at London train stations scanned roughly 500,000 faces and produced no arrests and one false positive, according to the Guardian.

The FAA said Boeing's 737 Max 10 certification has been delayed by a software issue, prompting Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci to say he is "not overly concerned" about the new timeline.

A proposed diesel export ban could drive California gasoline prices sharply higher, according to Politico's analysis of the state's fuel supply.

Oura delayed its planned US IPO listing, becoming the latest company to postpone a debut as market jitters deepened.

NASA said it will fly an unpiloted Starliner test mission to address the propulsion problems that left two astronauts aboard the International Space Station for months in 2024.

Archaeologists excavating the 11,000-year-old Göbekli Tepe site in southeastern Turkey reported finding the first human burials there, alongside evidence that human activity has pushed seven of Earth's nine planetary boundaries past safe limits.

New analysis of the ice blasting from Saturn's moon Enceladus found the plume's behavior is stranger than scientists had realized, complicating estimates of the ocean beneath its surface.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly as President Trump weighed whether to pursue a diplomatic deal with Iran or escalate pressure on Tehran.

The White House claimed a pro-Trump advertisement it paid Fox to air was a "public service announcement," drawing scrutiny over the use of paid network airtime for political messaging.

The Trump administration announced it is scaling back federal fuel efficiency standards for new cars, rolling back requirements that automakers had been required to meet.

President Trump said two men arrested at a UK air base used by the United States were seeking to cause "big damage," as Rubio confirmed a foreign actor was involved in the plot.

Former special counsel Jack Smith testified before a Senate hearing about his investigations into President Trump.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly that accusations of genocide in Gaza are "the biggest lie of the century."

Netflix's new Unabomber film has viewers Googling whether Ted Kaczynski is still alive, reigniting the streaming public's endless appetite for true-crime docs. The morbid curiosity factor — plus the movie's fresh drop — is driving a wave of "wait, he's dead?" searches and group-chat debates.

The country sleeper hit has now logged 24 weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100, a run so long that Billboard is literally asking why people are so shocked by it — sparking debate over chart dominance, streaming-era longevity, and whether anyone actually knows the song.

A TikToker's blissed-out reaction to having an entire plane row to herself has spawned a wave of duets where people show off their own absurdly lucky travel moments — the kind of low-stakes flex everyone can relate to. It's catching on because it turns a mundane travel win into a wholesome brag-off, with the "Are you God's favorite?" caption becoming the go-to flex line of the week.