The Warriors defeated Brisbane 40-6 in the NRL, but suffered a hamstring injury to half Luke Metcalf, while Brisbane's Reece Walsh sustained a potentially season-ending ankle issue. In other matches, North Queensland lost 32-30 to Parramatta and Cronulla fell 24-20 to Canberra.
A complex surrogacy dispute across California, Alaska, and Texas has escalated after surrogate McKenna West gave birth to a baby with a severe congenital heart condition, highlighting conflicts over medical decisions, parental rights, and differing state laws.
A California couple's surrogate gave birth in Texas on Wednesday after a judge ordered life-sustaining care for the newborn. The case stems from a dispute over treatment for hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
North Queensland Cowboys propose building a leagues club with 100 poker machines in Holmview, Logan. Logan City Mayor Jon Raven criticises the lack of prior consultation and the high number of machines, while the club defends the plan.
Parents in Wales fear being left behind as England introduces routine newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) and Scotland launches a trial, while the Welsh government awaits updated UK NSC guidance.
New Zealand experiences rare snowfall due to an Antarctic cold snap, with Wellington seeing its first significant snow in 15 years, while Europe struggles with a record-breaking heatwave, severe wildfires, and drought.
Joseph Parker cleared to fight after doping suspension lifted; Raven Chapman in critical condition after brain haemorrhage from sparring session
UK Sport will directly fund skiing and snowboarding athletes and coaches with £12.5m, bypassing GB Snowsport due to governance concerns, despite the organization's strong recent performance, including a record 5 medals at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
North Queensland Cowboys co-captain Tom Dearden has publicly refuted recent reports linking him to an early exit from the club for personal reasons, reaffirming his commitment until 2029. Dearden also provided an update on his recovery from a shin injury, targeting a return in round 26.
A Punjab district consumer commission ordered Cordlife Sciences India to pay Rs 2.16 lakh to a couple after it discarded their newborn's umbilical cord blood sample due to alleged payment delay, ruling the company engaged in unfair trade practices and deficiency in service.
China's first high-altitude variant of the C919 narrowbody jet completed its maiden test flight at Shanghai Pudong International Airport, marking a step forward in the home-grown aircraft's challenge to Boeing and Airbus and aiming to meet demand in western China.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's suggestion for parents to use ChatGPT Work for personalized daily podcasts for children sparked a viral online debate. Alex Hirsch's widely shared reply, "What if you just talked to your children?", highlighted public skepticism regarding AI's role in parenting.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo faces legal trouble in Wisconsin, leading CBS to place him on leave. Amid growing criticism of his broadcasting, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones publicly supported Romo, emphasizing his character and ability to handle adversity, potentially influencing his future at CBS.
New UNHCR data shows neonatal deaths rose 81% across vulnerable refugee populations in sub-Saharan Africa between 2025 and 2026. Aid agencies say sweeping cuts from the UK, US and others are worsening maternal and child health.
Tony Romo, lead analyst for CBS Sports' NFL coverage, has been placed on leave following his arrest on July 23 in Wisconsin for operating a vehicle while under the influence. JJ Watt will replace him during his absence, with Romo's court date set for September 21.
Tony Romo, CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys QB, arrested on suspicion of DUI in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while in town for a golf championship. A first-offense OWI in Wisconsin is not a criminal charge but carries a $150-$300 fine. Romo has a court date set for September 21.
Tony Romo, 46, former Dallas Cowboys QB, arrested in Milwaukee for suspected OWI after deputies stopped his vehicle. Released, due in court September 21. CBS declines comment.
Rufaida, a Sudanese migrant, fled war in Khartoum, then renewed conflict in southern Lebanon, finding refuge with her husband Mohammad and newborn son Ahmad at St. Joseph Church in Beirut. Their story highlights the challenges faced by 250 displaced migrant workers, many Sudanese, struggling with legal precarity, limited resources, and mental strain.
Brennan Wedl's new self-titled album, produced by Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield, showcases her radiant, hooky Americana, drawing comparisons to genre legends like Lucinda Williams. The 29-year-old songwriter's originals are filled with bittersweet reflections, self-destructive appeals, and a unique blend of religious upbringing and riot grrrl influences.
17-year-old American track sensation Cooper Lutkenhaus is rapidly rising in the 800m, breaking records and securing a Nike contract. His family navigates his sudden superstardom as he aims for national titles and the 2028 LA Olympics, balancing elite sport with high school life.
The High Court heard arguments regarding the Home Office's decision to house up to 540 asylum seekers at Crowborough Training Camp in East Sussex. Community group Crowborough Shield claims the Home Office acted without openness and wrongly invoked emergency planning powers, a claim the Home Office disputes.
An Indigenous Tao group from Taiwan's Lanyu Island recreated an ancestral sea voyage to the Batanes islands in the Philippines, rowing a 39-foot boat. The journey, the first in 300 years, aimed to preserve seafaring culture and demonstrate the historical practices of their Austronesian ancestors.
Axiom Biosciences, a US-based biotech firm developing AI-powered therapies for newborn brain injuries, is targeting a US$200 million initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong by 2027, with a secondary listing in the US planned for 2029. CEO Remo Moomiaie-Qajar highlighted Hong Kong's mature market for healthcare listings.
Dave Whitlow, a 73-year-old retired manager, volunteers as a "baby cuddler" at Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU in Virginia, comforting over 500 premature and critically ill newborns for eight years. He whispers "Grow strong, grow smart, grow kind" to each baby, a ritual that has garnered online attention for its compassion.
