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SpaceX is flying its Starship rocket on its 14th test flight, with live coverage showing the vehicle heading for orbit. The flight is part of SpaceX's repeated test campaign to prove out the huge rocket's performance, and space enthusiasts worldwide are following the launch and coverage of the attempt in real time.

The Pope declared that wars are senseless and called on Russia and Ukraine to come to the negotiating table to end their conflict. The appeal, delivered through Vatican channels, renews his repeated calls for peace and diplomacy. The statement is drawing attention as the war continues with no ceasefire in sight.

A new study covered by CIDRAP suggests that COVID-19 may worsen pre-existing health problems over the long term, adding to the growing body of research on the virus's lasting effects. The finding is being shared in public health circles alongside the reminder that COVID is not over, with commentators noting the risk is not limited to acute illness.

Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for upholding birthright citizenship, saying 'too bad' about the decision, and is now pushing Congress to pass legislation ending the practice. The comments renew a long-running fight over the 14th Amendment, which has repeatedly been interpreted as guaranteeing citizenship to anyone born on US soil. Lawmakers and legal experts are weighing whether such a bill could pass or survive court challenges.

A newly launched project is documenting what it calls President Trump's shifting timeline on a potential war with Iran, where he has repeatedly suggested a decision was 'about two weeks' away. The initiative tracks the changing statements, drawing attention to the gap between the White House's rhetoric and any concrete action, and prompting debate over whether the repeated deadlines are a negotiating tactic or genuine policy.

France has proposed that fines imposed by the European Union on Google be used to reduce the contributions member states pay into the EU budget. The suggestion, reported by Reuters, links competition enforcement revenue to the bloc's finances. The proposal is likely to spark debate over how the EU should use the large antitrust penalties it regularly levies on major US technology companies.

Health authorities have reported an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control is monitoring the situation, and global health watchers are tracking the country's latest response to the virus, which has repeatedly struck the region in past years.

The Philadelphia Phillies are once again chasing a playoff berth, with Aaron Nola set to pitch on two days' rest as the team makes its fourth attempt to clinch an NL wild card spot. Coverage across MLB.com, CBS Sports and local Philadelphia outlets is focused on the Wild Card Series, including game storylines and rankings of the top players of the 2026 MLB playoffs.

ESPN examines why NFL players continue to accept the risk of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the brain disease linked to repeated head impacts, even though its dangers are widely documented. The piece explores the medical, financial and cultural factors that keep players in the sport, a debate that has long surrounded football at professional and amateur levels.

French media are warning that food prices in supermarkets could climb again in the months ahead. Le Figaro points to the war in the Middle East and repeated heatwaves as pressures pushing up production and transport costs, with the effects expected to show up on shelves around September 2026. Consumers are watching closely after years of high grocery bills.

The French reality series Cauchemar en cuisine, hosted by chef Philippe Etchebest, airs a new episode set in Agde on M6. Listings show it as episode 6 of season 16, scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026, with the episode summary and repeat broadcasts already published by TV guide Ouest-France. Viewers are checking schedules and reading up on which restaurant the chef attempts to rescue this time.

Saudi Arabia has resumed exporting crude oil through its only pipeline route that avoids the Strait of Hormuz, according to El País. The move lets the kingdom ship oil to international markets without passing through the strategically sensitive strait, a chokepoint that Iran has repeatedly threatened to close amid rising regional tensions.

A state committee has met to address ways of stopping the 'revolving door' pattern in which people cycle repeatedly through hospitals, jails and emergency services during mental health crises. The group is focusing on preventing both repeat crises and violence, though details of specific policy proposals have not yet been outlined.

Sony is facing renewed questions over whether its anti-scalper tactics can protect PS5 Pro sales when the console launches. Reports highlight the techniques Sony Japan used during the original PS5 shortage, when bots snapped up stock for resale, and whether those tools will be enough this time. Gamers are watching closely, wary of a repeat of inflated resale prices.

Richard Jomshof, a Sweden Democrats member of the Swedish parliament and former party secretary, is being discussed in Sweden. He is known for his hard line on immigration and has repeatedly drawn controversy over provocative statements. No specific new event is confirmed in the current discussion, and the reason for the renewed attention is not evident.

A common home-network problem is making the rounds: a Wi-Fi repeater properly connected via LAN to the router still delivers barely 90 Mbit/s in the room. The usual culprit is an old network cable or a port limited to 100 Mbit/s somewhere in the chain, which caps speeds regardless of how fast the internet line is. The advice: check cables and ports for gigabit support before blaming the router or provider.

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are holding a press conference as their long-discussed all-British heavyweight fight moves forward, though a delay in finalising the bout continues to draw criticism. UFC president Dana White described the hold-up as 'a total ego thing' and said he will not attend the press conference, adding fuel to ongoing debate about when the fight will actually happen.

The Canton Fair is introducing a membership programme for overseas buyers at its 140th edition. All registered overseas buyers will be automatically enrolled, gaining access to loyalty points, permanent status levels and redeemable benefits at China's largest sourcing event, as organisers move to reward repeat attendance and strengthen ties with international buyers.

Police in Overasselt, in the Dutch municipality of Heumen in Gelderland, have made further arrests as part of an ongoing investigation, with firearms recovered again during the operation. The case has drawn attention locally, with Dutch news outlets reporting the latest detentions and the discovery of additional weapons, though details on suspects and charges remain limited.

Hawaii residents are recovering from back-to-back hurricanes and a tropical storm, with reports of 'storm fatigue' setting in as communities repair damage and restock supplies. The repeated strikes have strained emergency services and residents' ability to prepare each time, raising concerns about how people will cope if more storms approach later in the season.

Montana wildlife officials have killed 14 bears that had become food-conditioned and repeatedly gathered at a home near Bozeman. The cull, reported by Montana Public Radio, has drawn attention as people weigh the dangers of bears losing their fear of humans against criticism of lethal removal rather than relocation or prevention of attractants.