Business
VW Workers Boo Boss Over Job Cuts
The chief executive of Volkswagen, Oliver Blume, has faced boos and whistles from workers at the company's headquarters in Germany.
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Politics
Byron Donalds Picks Miami Lawmaker Bryan Ávila as Running Mate
Republican Byron Donalds has selected Florida state Sen. Bryan Ávila of Hialeah as his running mate in the race for Florida governor. A running mate is the person who would serve as lieutenant governor if the ticket wins
Sports, Entertainment
Golf Star Bryson DeChambeau Reveals New Girlfriend
Bryson DeChambeau, the two-time U.S. Open golf champion, has confirmed a new relationship with model Mikayla Demaiter. Demaiter used to play ice hockey as a goalie before starting a career as a model.
Sports
Brandon Williams Agrees to One-Year Deal With Golden State Warriors
Guard Brandon Williams has reportedly agreed to a new contract with the Golden State Warriors, according to a recent report.
Entertainment
Stars Walk Red Carpet for New Film 'The Whisper Man'
A red carpet event was held for the upcoming movie "The Whisper Man," bringing together several well-known actors.
Politics
Lockerbie Bombing Trial Delayed Again
The trial of a Libyan man accused of involvement in the Lockerbie bombing has been postponed for a third time. The delay came just days before the trial was due to start.
Business, Entertainment
Starbucks Brings Back Pumpkin Spice Latte and Adds New Fall Drinks
Starbucks has released its autumn drink lineup for the season, bringing back the much-loved Pumpkin Spice Latte, often called the PSL. The company has also launched new drinks made with pumpkin and banana this week.
Science, Technology
SpaceX Sets New Rocket Reuse Record With Starlink Launch
SpaceX plans to launch a Starlink mission using a Falcon 9 rocket booster that has flown a record-breaking 37 times. This will be the most flights ever completed by a single SpaceX booster.
Business
Viral Post Accuses Texas Roadhouse of Mistreating Black Customers
A viral social media post has accused Texas Roadhouse, a popular restaurant chain, of mistreating Black customers.
Politics
Dispute Over Ousted Leader Blocks Bangladesh-India Relations
Relations between Bangladesh and India have stopped improving because of a disagreement over former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Hasina was ousted from power and now lives in India.
Sports
Jurel's Century Powers India to 503 in Colombo Test
India and Sri Lanka are playing the second Test match of their series in Colombo. On Day 2, India's batting was the main story.
Politics, Business
US Targets Iran's Trade Partners With New Sanctions
The United States is planning strong new sanctions against countries that trade with Iran. President Trump is leading this effort.
Sports
Tatis Jr. Hits Two Home Runs as Padres Beat Twins
Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres had an outstanding game on August 23, 2026. He recorded four hits, including two home runs, as the Padres beat the Minnesota Twins 8-1.
Politics, Business
Iran Says It Is Ready for New US Sanctions
The United States has introduced new sanctions against Iran, describing them as the greatest financial offensive it has ever launched. Officials have compared the move to "economic D-Day," a reference to the huge militar
Sports
Injury Report Released Ahead of Dream vs. Sparks WNBA Game
The Atlanta Dream will host the Los Angeles Sparks on Monday, Aug. 24, in a WNBA matchup.
Sports
Guardians Face Angels in Series Preview
The Cleveland Guardians are set to play a series against the Los Angeles Angels. A series in baseball means several games are played between the same two teams, usually over a few days.
Business, Technology
Nearly 3 Million Teslas Recalled in China Over Door Handles
Tesla is recalling nearly three million cars in China because of a problem with hidden door handles. A recall happens when a company must fix or check a product because it is not fully safe.
Nature
Hawk Fire Forces Thousands to Flee Near Reno
The Hawk Fire, a large wildfire near the California-Nevada border close to Reno, has forced thousands of people to leave their homes.
Politics
Newsom Praises "Trump Accounts" for Children
California Governor Gavin Newsom has praised "Trump Accounts," a new savings program for children created under President Trump's administration.
Politics
Pentagon Chief: Military Force Against Iran Not Ruled Out
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has said the administration is not ruling out using military force against Iran.
