A plane carrying eight people, including two pilots and six passengers, has crashed in western Alaska near Cape Newnham after departing from Anchorage. A search and rescue effort is currently underway.
A charter plane carrying two pilots and six passengers crashed Thursday near a remote radar site in western Alaska after taking off from Anchorage, federal officials said.
Eight people were killed after a twin-engine Cessna charter plane crashed Thursday near a remote radar site in western Alaska, according to officials.
England fast bowler Mark Wood expresses shame over his and the team's performance in the dismal Ashes campaign, citing personal unpreparedness due to injuries and a team collapse in the series opener in Perth, where Australia secured a surprising victory.
Alex de Minaur lost 6-3, 6-4 to Arthur Fils in the fourth round of the Cincinnati Masters, missing out on a top-four US Open seeding and securing a top-eight seed instead.
Bitcoin displays severe capitulation signals as a 10-month downturn continues, with VanEck data showing high options put-to-call premium ratios and heavy downside protection spending despite low realized volatility and stabilizing spot prices around $65,000.
A new study published in PNAS reveals X's 'For You' algorithm amplifies content misaligned with users' explicit values, particularly affecting Democrats, likely due to engagement like replies.
The ITAT Delhi ruled in favor of a taxpayer who claimed Section 54 tax exemption after selling a Paschim Vihar property. The tribunal quashed the Income Tax Department's reassessment notice, declaring it time-barred under the Supreme Court's Rajeev Bansal ruling.
China initiates its first regular Northern Sea Route (NSR) service via the Arctic, reducing travel time from Ningbo to the UK to 20 days, amidst the Iran war's impact on the Red Sea trade route.
Jake Weatherald has been dropped from Australia's squad following their historic Test defeat to Bangladesh, with Matthew Renshaw replacing him for the second Test starting Saturday in Mackay.
An Amazon Prime documentary, A Beautiful Obsession, reveals Pep Guardiola clashed with captain Kyle Walker, wept, and threatened to quit during Manchester City's difficult run.
Anthropic updates Claude AI to watermark generated text, complying with an EU regulation effective December, sparking debate on creativity constraints versus transparency and model integrity.
More than 700 trucks carrying international humanitarian aid arrived in Afghanistan via Pakistan despite a near-total land border closure following October clashes, the UN said.
Ethereum Foundation shifts from Poseidon to SHA or BLAKE hashes for future layer-1 designs, citing advancements in proof systems that reduce the performance penalty of conventional hashes, aligning with security and simplification goals.
Hundreds gathered in Alice Springs for the funeral of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, whose disappearance earlier this year sparked a massive search and nationwide grief.
The Supreme Court quashed a defamation case against Rahul Gandhi over remarks about Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, citing a lack of required sanction for proceedings.
The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against comedian Samay Raina and four others over alleged insensitive remarks about persons with disabilities on India’s Got Latent.
An Army AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed in a central Texas field on Wednesday, killing both crew members on board and sparking a wildfire that prompted home evacuations.
Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh defended India head coach Gautam Gambhir against criticism over the Test team's recent defeats, urging people not to judge him solely by his public image.
Three Western Power employees who provided character references for a convicted rapist senior manager have been stood down. The WA energy minister ordered an immediate utility investigation.
Student protests in Jharkhand over exam irregularities entered their 18th day, marked by a BJP-called state-wide bandh, ABVP assembly march, police use of water cannons and lathi-charges, and the arrest of former JPSC chairperson L Khiangte.
Travis Head, back-to-back Allan Border Medal winner, plans to continue opening for Australia in the upcoming Ashes series, citing adaptability and problem-solving skills to tackle various conditions.
A British national from Peterborough was killed by a stray bullet in Pakistan-administered Kashmir during protests, while another Briton remains detained.
A helicopter fighting a Utah wildfire crashed with two on board, conditions unknown due to inaccessibility. Separately, a 47-year-old bulldozer operator, Jason Ensign, died in an uncontained Oregon wildfire that grew rapidly, burning nearly 14 square miles with no containment.
