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- 1Macron condemns Russian strike on Ukraine's Academy of Sciences●Vladimir Putin's regime has struck Ukraine's largest scientific research institution: the National Academy of Sciences o
French President Emmanuel Macron says Vladimir Putin's regime has struck the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the country's largest scientific research institution. In a statement, Macron called the attack a new illustration of the Russian regime's hostile contempt for science and truth, saying the strikes add to what he described as its barbarity against Ukraine.
- 2Rising Risk of Falling Space Junk Draws Expert Warnings●"For now, people are more likely to be struck by lightning than by falling space junk. But those odds are shifting. Sean
Experts, including former NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe, warn that while being struck by falling space debris remains far less likely than a lightning strike, those odds are shifting as more objects re-enter the atmosphere. They are calling on governments and companies to be compelled to use spacecraft materials that fully burn up on re-entry, citing growing space traffic and debris.
- 3Polling shows climate rising up UK voters' priorities after record summer▼# UK Persuasion UK has released polling that interrogates climate salience in the aftermath of the UK’s hottest summer o
Persuasion UK has released new polling examining how important climate change is to British voters following the UK's hottest summer on record. The data shows climate now sits firmly in people's top five issues, a sharp rise from early 2026 when it ranked closer to number ten. The findings suggest extreme summer weather has shifted public attitudes, with a growing share ranking climate as a leading concern.
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A crowd in Buffalo, New York was heard cheering during a rendition of 'O Canada', the Canadian national anthem, drawing attention online. Anthem reactions at US sporting events have become a talking point amid US-Canada tensions, with crowds in American border cities sometimes booing the Canadian anthem in recent months, making a warm reception in Buffalo notable.
- 5Orioles' Mike Elias vows to turn club around after losing 2026●After down '26 for O's, Elias aims to get club back on track: 'We're tired of it' https://www. mlb.com/news/mike-elias-o
Baltimore Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias says the organization is determined to rebound after a disappointing 2026 season that ended without a playoff berth. Speaking in Baltimore, Elias acknowledged frustration inside the club, saying 'we're tired of it,' and pledged to get the team back on track ahead of the upcoming season.