North Dakota ranchers at the Supreme Court: who pays the lawyers after a pipeline
The U.S. Supreme Court hears on 9 November 2026 who pays the lawyers after a pipeline easement in North Dakota...
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Mexico: 158-year sentences for killers of the Robinson brothers and Carter Rhoad
A judge in Ensenada on Friday sentenced three Mexican men to 158 years and nine months each for the 2024 murde...
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Billy Porter turns 57 on 21 September 2026
Billy Porter turns 57 on 21 September 2026. Born in Pittsburgh in 1969, the American artist has worked in musi...
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45 years since Sandra Day O’Connor was confirmed to the US Supreme Court
21 September 2026 marks 45 years since Sandra Day O’Connor was confirmed as a justice of the Supreme Court of...
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United Nations Day is observed on 24 October
United Nations Day is observed every year on 24 October. The date recalls the 1945 entry into force of the UN...
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Frankfurt Book Fair 2026 brings the publishing world together from 7 to 11 October
The 78th Frankfurt Book Fair is scheduled from 7 to 11 October 2026. It remains the main meeting point of the...
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15 years since Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell ended in the US military
On 20 September 2011, at 12:01 a.m., the repeal of the American military policy “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” took e...
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US Postal Service Stops Work on Mail-Voting Verification System
US Postmaster General David Steiner said the Postal Service has stopped work on a computer system tied to the...
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45 years since the decisive vote to abolish the death penalty in France
18 September 2026 marks 45 years since the French National Assembly voted to approve the bill abolishing the d...
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Brighton v Arsenal: an away test for the London side in the Premier League
Arsenal travel to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday 19 September 2026 at the American Express Stadium. The Pr...
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From Antietam to emancipation: how the battle of 17 September 1862 changed the political course of the Civil War
The Battle of Antietam, fought on 17 September 1862, is remembered for the extraordinary losses of a single da...
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More than 1,000 brain microproteins may offer new clues about Alzheimer's disease
Salk Institute researchers have published in Nature Aging an atlas of microproteins in the human frontal corte...
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Lab-grown human brain tissue has been integrated into mouse brains
A Stanford Medicine team led by neuroscientist Sergiu Pașca transplanted human cortical organoids into mice ge...
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48 years since the Camp David Accords were signed on 17 September 1978
17 September 2026 marks 48 years since the Camp David Accords were signed. The documents were the result of ne...
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CyberFest brings a day focused on cybersecurity and the future of technology to Cheltenham
Cheltenham hosts CyberFest on 17 September, an event focused on cybersecurity, technology and connections betw...
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Surrey’s Horse Hill oil field sold for £1 million as new owner seeks to revive production
The Horse Hill oil field in Surrey has been sold for £1 million, a fraction of the more than £25 million the f...
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Purple swirls on the Red Planet as Mars Express captures an unusual landscape near Mars’s south pole
The European Space Agency published a new Mars Express image on 16 September showing an ice cliff near the sou...
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Hourly labour costs rise 3.1% in the euro area and 3.2% across the EU
Hourly labour costs rose by 3.1% in the euro area and 3.2% in the European Union in the second quarter of 2026...
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Why are the Parthenon’s lines curved? An Oxford mathematician challenges the classic “optical correction” story
The Parthenon in Athens is famous not only for its proportions but also because lines that look straight are n...
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NASA shows progress on Artemis III preparations as crew visits Vehicle Assembly Building
NASA has published a new image from preparations for Artemis III, showing NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik and ESA...
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Moldova to host European meeting in Chișinău focused on foreign interference and public administration
Chișinău will host the 15th annual CORLEAP meeting on Monday, 14 September 2026, under the Eastern Partnership...
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Pressure on EU farmers as agricultural output prices fall 5.8% while input prices rise
Farmers across the European Union faced diverging price trends in the second quarter of 2026, with average agr...
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EU employment continues to grow slowly as 221.4 million people were in work in the second quarter
Employment in the European Union continued to increase during the second quarter of 2026, although growth rema...
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NASA and IBM launch AI model for lunar exploration that can identify ice, craters and geological features
NASA and IBM have introduced an artificial intelligence model designed to analyse the lunar surface, in a proj...
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49 Years Since France's Last Guillotine Execution: The Case That Brought an Era Dating Back to the French Revolution to an End
September 10, 2026 marks 49 years since the last execution carried out by guillotine in France and, at the sam...
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Bucharest Court of Appeal suspends government decisions challenged by PSD
Curtea de Apel București a luat o decizie importantă, suspendând alte cinci hotărâri de guvern atacate de Part...
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England’s renting laws: what’s already in force and what’s coming next (official list, easy to follow)
In England, the legal framework governing renting is made up of laws already in force and packages that are be...
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Compromised Bureaucracy: the networks selling Romanian citizenship to bypass sanctions
According to an investigation published by leading international media outlets, Romania has emerged as a state...
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