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FBI Declares 'Cyber Security Incident' After Hackers Claim Theft of Agents' Personal Data
ShinyHunters says it stole data on nearly all 38,000 FBI employees through an Oracle PeopleSoft flaw — and it wants a retraction, not a ransom.
Safeguarding Memory in War: How UNESCO Is Training Sudan's Heritage Experts
UNESCO has trained 72 Sudanese heritage professionals in rapid damage assessment — including a first-of-its-kind VR tool — to protect the country's cultural memory amid conflict.
Turner Prize 2026 Opens in Middlesbrough: Crude Oil, Living Sculptures and the M62
The Turner Prize 2026 exhibition has opened at MIMA in Middlesbrough, with four shortlisted artists taking on oil extraction, living sculpture and the industrial North of England. The winner is announced on 10 December.
Beyond K-Pop: Inside the British Museum's 'Korea' Exhibition Spanning 2,000 Years of Art
The British Museum's new 'Korea' exhibition reaches back from KPop Demon Hunters to the early Iron Age: 2,000 years of celadon, Buddhist sculpture and contemporary art, drawn from the famed Lee Kun-hee collection.
AirPods Pro 3 vs Sony WF-1000XM6 vs Galaxy Buds4 Pro: The 2026 Earbuds Crown
Hearing health vs live translation vs platform-agnostic sound: the three flagship earbuds of 2026 no longer compete on audio alone. We break down which pair deserves your ears — and when to save money instead.
BMW iX3 vs Tesla Model Y: Can Munich's Neue Klasse Topple the World's Best-Selling EV?
100,000 European orders in a year and up to 805 km of range: BMW's Neue Klasse iX3 is the first EV to genuinely threaten the Model Y. We compare range, charging, price and practicality.
iPhone 18 Pro vs Galaxy S26 Ultra: September 2026's Defining Flagship Face-Off
Apple's 2nm A20 Pro and variable-aperture camera meet Samsung's 200MP sensor, S Pen and Privacy Display. We weigh the two flagships on everything that actually matters — without the launch-event hype.
Europe's Scorched Summer: The Ancient Shepherds Who May Hold the Answer to Wildfires
More than 650,000 hectares of Europe have burned this year — double the long-term average. In the mountains of Abruzzo, a centuries-old tradition of moving sheep across the land may be the cheapest firebreak ever invented.
Europe's Heat Refuses to Leave: September Records Fall as Economies Count the Cost
A heat dome brought 32°C to Germany and 33°C to France in late September — temperatures more typical of midsummer. Researchers now put this summer's heat bill for Europe at €113 billion, and the UK has suffered its worst harvest on record.
'Grants, Not Loans': Nepal's PM Demands Climate Justice at the UN After Glacier Disaster
A glacier collapse in late August triggered a flash flood that killed at least 1,450 people and left more than 6,000 missing. At the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Balendra Shah said vulnerable nations must not borrow their way out of climate catastrophe.
At His Final Climate Summit, Guterres Demands Fossil-Fuel Exit Timelines
World leaders met in New York on September 23 as scientists warned that breaching 1.5°C is now 'virtually inevitable' — and the outgoing UN chief told the G20 to lead the energy transition with clear deadlines.
The Inside-Out Rebrand: How ABM Won a Gartner Award With 60% Higher Conversions
ABM Industries won the 2026 Gartner Marketing and Communications Award after relaunching its brand from the inside out — engaging employees first, then the market. The results: 60% higher website conversions, 75% staff adoption, and 40 million impressions.