Tuesday, Sep 30

Hegseth announces sweeping reforms in military culture, condemning diversity initiatives and setting new standards for fitness and appearance.

Sunday, Sep 28

Native Americans condemn the Pentagon's decision to retain U.S. soldiers' Wounded Knee Medals of Honor, viewed as a celebration of a massacre.

Saturday, Sep 27

Shane Tamura, who shot four people at the NFL’s New York headquarters, was diagnosed post-mortem with CTE, raising concerns about mental health.

Friday, Sep 26

China announces a target to cut emissions by 7-10% by 2035, drawing global attention amidst criticism and calling out other nations' climate inaction.

Friday, Sep 26

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth summons military commanders for an unprecedented meeting, raising concerns amid a series of unexplained firings.

Friday, Sep 26

Andrzej Bargiel makes history as the first climber to ski down Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen.

Thursday, Sep 25

A federal court ruled that Trump violated the law by firing eight inspectors general but declined to reinstate them due to lack of demonstrated irreparable harm.

Wednesday, Sep 24

Guinea's voters supported a new constitution permitting junta leader Mamady Doumbouya to run for office, with results showing over 89% approval amidst opposition criticism.

Monday, Sep 22

The Pentagon enforces new press restrictions demanding reporters refrain from unauthorized disclosures, igniting debate over media freedom in the US.

Sunday, Sep 21

Marine Biodiversity Treaty gains crucial support, aiming to protect high seas ecosystems by 2026 amid rising environmental threats.