Japan is using artificial intelligence to simulate an eruption of Mount Fuji in an effort to better prepare Tokyo for a worst-case scenario. While officials behind the project see it as vital for disaster readiness, some residents are expressing unease over the startlingly realistic footage.

This data-driven SportsLine model, which correctly predicted Jayden Daniels’ remarkable season, has identified the next crop of breakout stars for the 2025 Fantasy Football landscape. By simulating the NFL season 10,000 times, analysts anticipate new names emerging to dominate upcoming fantasy drafts.

Russia has launched a deadly aerial assault on Kyiv, killing more than a dozen people, including four children. Thirteen days after President Trump declared he could secure a peace deal, Russia shows no signs of backing down, raising concerns about the escalating conflict.

A new report from the FBI reveals a Chinese-linked hacking campaign known as “Salt Typhoon” has targeted “nearly every American,” while also spreading to at least 80 countries. Experts warn that flaws in Cisco, Ivanti, and Palo Alto systems have allowed the hackers to infiltrate 600 organizations worldwide.

Stephen Miran, President Trump’s choice for the Federal Reserve, is slated to appear before the Senate Banking Committee on September 4. The timing is critical, as the administration hopes to confirm him before the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting on September 16 and 17.

A former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands hospital employee has posted bond after allegedly filming people in hospital bathrooms. Records indicate that the individual now faces seven charges connected to these allegations.

Amazon is leveraging its extensive consumer data, connected TV inventory, and competitive pricing to transform the DSP landscape. By 2025, the retail giant hopes to surpass The Trade Desk and Google’s DV360. Experts say the ad spend shift has already begun.

France, Germany, and the United Kingdom have triggered a 30-day window that could reimpose sanctions on Iran. The decision underscores the ongoing deadlock in nuclear talks and concerns over Tehran’s adherence to its 2015 obligations.

Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager is set to undergo an appendectomy, according to multiple outlets. The procedure could sideline him for several weeks, bringing into question whether he will take the field again this regular season.

A man captured on camera throwing a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington, D.C., will not face a felony charge. After a grand jury declined to indict, the man now faces a misdemeanor, according to court documents filed Thursday.

Newark Liberty International Airport experienced yet another wave of flight disruptions when air traffic control systems failed. Communication went silent for about an hour, forcing the FAA to reduce incoming flights, leaving travelers frustrated amid the unexpected breakdown.

A Brampton resident was deported from the United States after pleading guilty to photographing a U.S. defense installation with a drone. According to Florida court records, he received 12 months of probation and was then ordered to leave the country.

Gov. Wes Moore visited Meade High School in Ft. Meade, where he shared tacos with students and addressed questions regarding President Donald Trump. The casual lunchtime discussion shed light on both local educational engagement and broader political discourse.

A deadly attack at a Minnesota church has sparked debate over whether it was purely domestic terrorism or something more complex. While the FBI cites hate-filled motives, extremism analysts say online influences may have played an equally critical role.

BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky shared an optimistic market outlook, noting that breadth has been strengthening. In his view, this improvement suggests that bullish sentiment could keep its momentum going.

Two children lost their lives, and 17 others were injured, when a shooter opened fire during a Mass at a Minneapolis school. As the community mourns and the nation watches, questions persist about how to prevent such devastation from happening again.

An emerging 2025 Big-Data Initiative in International Macro-Finance is shedding new light on how deep learning could transform economic research. “Deep Learning in Economics II,” initially spotlighted on August 13, 2025, highlights the potential impact of big data on macro-finance strategies.

Donald Trump once vowed to jail Mark Zuckerberg. Now, the two appear to have found common ground. While the precise details remain behind a paywall, this shift in their relationship has raised eyebrows.

France, Germany, and the United Kingdom invoked a “snapback” provision to restore United Nations sanctions against Iran, citing concerns over its nuclear program. This step comes after reports that Iran’s nuclear sites were bombed during a 12-day war with Israel, intensifying Tehran’s isolation on the world stage.

A shooter opened fire inside a Minneapolis church, reportedly firing 116 rounds in a targeted school mass shooting that claimed the lives of two children and injured 17 others. The suspect, identified as Robin Westman, allegedly wanted to “watch children suffer,” intensifying the shock and horror of the tragedy.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin wasn’t placed on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list, clearing him to take the field as soon as he’s medically ready. In a recent update, Bucs General Manager Jason Licht expressed optimism about Godwin’s potential return and its impact on the upcoming season.