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Trump Rejects Iran's Seven-Day Plan to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as Oil Jumps Past $107
Tehran offered to reopen the world's most critical oil chokepoint within a week in exchange for sanctions relief and an end to the blockade. Trump called the terms unacceptable — and markets convulsed.
Trump–Xi Summit Delivers $30 Billion Tariff Rollback and AI Dialogue, but Core Disputes Remain
After two days of pageantry in Washington, the US and China agreed to cut tariffs on $30 billion of goods each way, launched a Board of Trade, and opened a formal AI dialogue.
The AI Price War Heats Up: OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol and Luna vs Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5
OpenAI launched GPT-6 Sol and Luna on September 22, cutting prices by up to 50 percent. Hours later, Anthropic answered with Claude Opus 5.5 at 40 percent lower cost. The synchronized releases mark a real price war at the AI frontier.
Microsoft Rebuilds Copilot Around Home, Code and Autopilot, Betting the Work Surface Is the Moat
Microsoft has rebuilt Copilot around three capabilities — Home, Code, and Autopilot — turning the AI assistant into a unified work surface where users chat, build apps in natural language, and delegate to persistent agents billed by usage.
October Baseball Is Here: The 2026 MLB Playoff Bracket, Schedule, and the Stories That Will Define It
Twelve teams, four Wild Card Series, and a Dodgers three-peat bid: your complete guide to the 2026 MLB postseason, which opens September 29.
NASA Promises an 'Artemis Acceleration' Update as the Moon Race Sharpens
Administrator Jared Isaacman says October will bring long-awaited Moon mission timing — with China as the competitor and a three-phase Moon base as the goal.
The First Worm Delivered Through an AI Coding Assistant: Inside Mandiant's Shai-Hulud Case
Mandiant's September 2026 report documents an attacker hijacking a developer's live AI coding-assistant session, steering them to a poisoned package, and spreading the Shai-Hulud worm across 100 internal repositories.
500 Million Years After the Big Bang, Galaxies Were Already Seeding the Cosmos With Heavy Elements
JWST spectra of three galaxies seen as they were 13 billion years ago show carbon, oxygen, and silicon streaming into intergalactic space — the earliest direct evidence of baryon cycling.
An AI Just Found a New Enzyme System in Virus DNA — and Nobody Knows What It Does
Roughly 950 AI agents spent 21 hours scanning public DNA databases and surfaced ART, a CRISPR-like system in bacterial viruses. Human scientists confirmed it in the lab — but what it actually does remains a mystery.
The New Gold Rush: AI's Insatiable Hunger Makes Data Centres 2026's Hottest Property Bet
US data centre construction starts hit $84.1 billion through July — nearly triple last year — while the global pipeline tops $2.3 trillion and power becomes the new location.
Ottawa Returns: Carney's 'Building Canada Strong Act' Splits Unions and Business
Bill C-39 promises one-year project reviews and labour-code reform — and has set up a fight between the government, unions and industry.
UK Savers Face a Tax Squeeze: What the Budget Debate Means for Your Cash in 2026
Frozen thresholds, rising savings taxes from 2027, and an October 28 Budget: what British savers should do before the Chancellor speaks.