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Donald Trump said several men arrested at a British air base used by US forces were planning to inflict 'big damage'. The arrests took place at a UK military facility hosting American personnel, though details of the suspects' identities, alleged plot and how close they came to acting have not been disclosed. The remarks come amid heightened security concerns around US-linked sites in Britain.

Pope Leo warned that invoking God to justify war amounts to profaning his name. The remark, reported by Religion News Service, comes amid ongoing conflicts around the world where religious language has been used by leaders and combatants to legitimise violence. The Pope's intervention adds to his repeated calls for peace and appeals against the instrumentalisation of faith in warfare.

A new Brookings Institution study examines the enormous physical footprint of the AI boom, from specialized chips and electricity demand to purpose-built data centers, noting that two-thirds of a data center's cost can go into hardware and construction. The report assesses how large the buildout has become and what financial and economic risks it may pose if AI investment slows or falls short of expectations.

Booking.com has removed external price checks from a key part of its offering, a change attributed to compliance with the EU's digital rules. The move affects how travellers compare rates on the platform and follows mounting regulatory pressure on large online platforms under the Digital Markets Act. Observers are watching how the change affects competition and pricing transparency for consumers.

The Wall Street Journal reports that President Trump is frustrated amid a series of political setbacks and is seeking credit for achievements he feels have gone unrecognized. The piece portrays a White House contending with unfavorable developments while the president pushes for more public acknowledgment of his record. The report is drawing attention as analysts weigh how the administration responds to the string of bad news.

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur says former Red Bull chief Christian Horner is 'looking for a job', adding fuel to speculation linking Horner with a role at Ferrari. Vasseur described the ongoing chatter around his team as 'frustrating'. The comments come amid persistent rumours about Horner's future in Formula 1 following his departure from Red Bull.

Denver Nuggets star center Nikola Jokić is reportedly set to sign one of the richest deals in NBA history, which could become the league's second-largest contract, according to insider Kevin O'Connor. Fans and analysts are weighing what the extension means for the Nuggets' chances of building another championship contender around their franchise player.

Nikola Jokic could sign a five-year, $360 million contract next summer, which would make it the richest deal in NBA history. The Denver Nuggets star is widely regarded as the best player in the league, and the potential extension has fueled discussion about soaring NBA salaries and the league's new financial landscape.

Theoretical physicists, encouraged by recent progress in understanding black holes, are now applying the same tools to entire universes. Writing for Quanta, physicist Matt von Hippel explains how what they are finding is leading researchers to question fundamental assumptions about physics and cosmology.

Nikola Jokic said he would sign a contract extension with the Denver Nuggets next summer, adding with a laugh that it would happen 'if they want me.' The star center opted against putting pen to paper during the offseason and enters the new season on his existing deal, a decision that has drawn attention as fans and analysts weigh what it could signal about his long-term future in Denver.

Fortune reports that American scientists are increasingly looking abroad, raising the question of whether European businesses can benefit by attracting research talent. The article points to growing interest among US researchers in opportunities overseas, and asks whether Europe's companies and institutions are positioned to take advantage of this potential brain drain from the United States.

Lockheed Martin is looking to further expand its production capabilities in India, according to the Economic Times. The US defence major already manufactures in India as part of its push to deepen ties with the country's defence sector. The news drew attention from Indian commentators focused on defense manufacturing.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield will miss at least three weeks with a thumb injury, the team announced. Rookie Jalon Daniels is set to start in his place. The news reshuffles the Buccaneers' offensive plans mid-season and puts the spotlight on the untested rookie under center.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield will miss at least three weeks after injuring his thumb, the team confirmed. Rookie Jalon Daniels is set to start in his place. The move raises questions about Tampa Bay's offensive continuity during a key stretch of the season, with fans and analysts weighing how the unproven rookie will handle the starting role.

NPR examines whether humanity is prepared for the discovery of life beyond Earth. The piece explores how scientists searching for biosignatures on distant planets would confirm — and communicate — such a find, and what it would mean for society. It asks whether our scientific methods, institutions, and public discourse are equipped to handle evidence that could reshape humanity's understanding of its place in the universe.

Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Frederic Vasseur has responded to rumours linking former Red Bull boss Christian Horner with a move to Ferrari, joking that Horner is simply looking for a job. Horner lost his long-running role at Red Bull in 2025 and has since been linked with several team opportunities, making his next move a talking point in the paddock.

Honda has opened pre-bookings for the facelifted Elevate compact SUV in India ahead of its 2026 launch. The updated model brings a new front grille, connected LED lights and a refreshed, more premium interior. Detailing on engines and pricing remains limited, with bookings indicating the launch is close and drawing interest from buyers tracking the competitive mid-size SUV market.

The Denver Nuggets are holding their NBA media day with a potential contract extension for star center Nikola Jokić expected to dominate the conversation. Reporters and fans are watching closely for updates on his future in Denver, with the team's outlook for the upcoming season also in focus as players and coaches face questions.

Collector Jeff Magid sat down with Margherita Artoni for a conversation titled 'The Art of Looking', published by Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art. The discussion centres on how collectors and viewers engage with contemporary art, offering Magid's perspective on collecting and observing art today.

A Financial Times piece argues that the United States increasingly resembles Italy, a comparison likely referring to political instability, fragile coalition dynamics, or contested institutions. The article is being shared widely on social media, with commentators weighing in on whether the comparison is apt or exaggerated as debate continues about the state of American democracy and governance.

A photographer outside Birchip, in Victoria's Wimmera-Mallee region, filmed a tornado with an iPhone 17 Pro at maximum zoom, compressing five minutes of footage into eight times speed. The clip shows the storm looking due south and is being shared widely as severe weather hits regional Victoria.