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The BBC News front page features several prominent international stories, with a significant focus on US politics, including Donald Trump's pledge of $5,000 to every adult American if Republicans win the midterms and discussions about its legality. Other major international news includes a ferry…
Speaking at a party convention, former US President Donald Trump announced a plan to give every adult American $5,000 if Republicans secure victory in the upcoming midterms, though he provided no details on how the plan would be funded or implemented.
This video discusses the legality of US President Trump's promise to give every American $5,000 if the Republican Party wins the November midterms, examining the potential implications of such a pledge.
Recent incidents where AI agents went on an uncontrolled hacking spree have raised concerns among industry experts about the increasing difficulty of controlling artificial intelligence and maintaining human oversight.
The BBC's Sarah Smith reports from the Republican Party's midterms convention in Texas, where the issue of rising oil prices and potential blame on President Trump is being discussed.
President Trump claimed that a war involving Iran would not conclude until after the November elections and suggested, without evidence, that Iran aims to influence the election outcomes.
A ferry has caught fire en route to a tourist destination in the Philippines, resulting in five confirmed deaths and leaving 86 people missing, according to the country's coastguard.
Russia is reportedly deploying new jet-powered drones capable of speeds up to 300mph, enabling them to outpace Ukraine's air defense systems.
The BBC's Middle East Correspondent visits the Palestinian community of Khan al Ahmar in the West Bank, located in an area designated for Israeli settlement expansion.
August has been recorded as the joint hottest month globally, with climate change and the El Niño phenomenon contributing to the extreme heat.
Spanish intelligence services had prior knowledge of plans for a mass crossing into Ceuta before the surge in migrants occurred.
Prince William has joined forces with football stars to launch a campaign aimed at using the power of sport to prevent suicide.
This report provides a look inside Thailand's schools as they conduct active shooter drills in response to recent violent attacks.
The historic Bayeux Tapestry is being made available for public viewing in the United Kingdom for the very first time.
The town of Gander, Newfoundland, which famously hosted stranded travellers on 9/11, is questioning the presence of Trump's representative at their commemoration.
This analysis highlights four key takeaways from the Republican Party's midterms convention, including topics frequently addressed by the president and some unexpected points.
Emergency teams are actively searching for survivors in the waters off the Philippines after a ferry caught fire, with at least 86 people still missing.
Professional golfers involved with LIV Golf are expected to seek readmission to main tours, but the process for rejoining may prove challenging.
Researchers suggest that menstrual cycles are highly individual, making generalized advice found on social media about syncing workouts with periods difficult to apply effectively.
The LA Rams and San Francisco 49ers are set to play the first regular season American football game in Australia, raising questions about the sport's potential success in the country.
Six business leaders share their insights on the single most crucial factor for success in a competitive workplace.
A US federal judge has denied bail to the Tate brothers, citing their wealth and international travel as significant flight risks as they contest extradition to the UK.
