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    Mexico sends troops after US says shots fired across border

    The troops were posted in Tamaulipas state in an area wher the rival Northeast and Gulf drug cartels are fighting for control. The United States classified both as foreign terrorist organizations in February 2025.

    Ontario air ambulance Atlantic search: ‘Roger, you said you’re coming in blind?’ Pilot’s final warning before jet vanished while flying from Bermuda to Boston

    The Ontario air ambulance Atlantic search has ended after a medical transport jet carrying six people disappeared off Nantucket. Air traffic control audio captured a chilling exchange in which a controller asked the pilot, “Roger, you said you’re coming in blind?” after the pilot reported electrical problems and declared an emergency. The US Coast Guard searched for about 66 hours before suspending active search operations.

    ‘Coming in blind?’ Medical jet disappears after chilling cockpit call

    A debris field has been found off Nantucket, Massachusetts, from a Canadian-registered air ambulance that disappeared over the Atlantic while flying from Bermuda to Boston, the US Coast Guard said. The Gulfstream G100 was carrying six people — four Canadians and two Bermudians. The Coast Guard said a cutter would continue searching overnight, while authorities notified the passengers’ families.

    'Debris field' from Boston-bound medical plane, which went missing over the Atlantic, found amid intense search efforts

    An air ambulance on its way from Bermuda to Boston has reportedly gone missing over the Atlantic, with six passengers onboard. The U.S. Coast Guard discovered a debris field off the coast of Nantucket, leading to fears of a crash. The aircraft's occupants included four Canadians and two Bermudians. Before losing contact, the pilot transmitted an emergency alert due to electrical malfunctions.

    Six missing as Boston-bound medical jet disappears off Nantucket after sudden descent: Here’s what we know

    A Gulfstream G100 medical evacuation aircraft vanished shortly after departing from Bermuda, carrying six individuals headed for Boston. The U.S. Coast Guard promptly launched a search operation following the moment contact with the plane was lost. Preliminary reports suggest the aircraft descended significantly before disappearing from radar, while authorities are still investigating if a patient was aboard.

    Medical helicopter crashes off California’s Catalina Island, 2 killed and 1 missing

    A medical helicopter crashed off California’s Catalina Island, leading to the death of two individuals. Two others were rescued and taken to hospitals in stable condition after first responders arrived. Search and rescue operations continued for a fifth person reported missing aboard the aircraft. The helicopter reportedly belonged to REACH Air Medical Services based in Sacramento. Investigations into the crash are being conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board.

    • Medical helicopter crashes off California coast, 2 dead and 1 missing

      A medical helicopter crashed into the sea near Catalina Island, leading to multiple casualties and injuries. Two individuals aboard the helicopter were confirmed deceased at the scene shortly after the incident. While two others were transported to hospitals in stable condition, one person remains unaccounted for. Local authorities and the US Coast Guard initiated extensive search and rescue operations immediately following the crash.

      School assembly news headlines for October 1: Top India, international, sports and business updates

      School assembly news headlines for October 1 bring the latest updates from India, international affairs, sports and business. Key stories include India’s Asian Games gold medals, major government decisions, global developments, security operations, Mumbai’s property market, automobile price changes and important developments in the energy and cement sectors.

      2 killed, 40 rescued after boat with 60 onboard capsizes near Puerto Rico, several still missing

      A devastating incident occurred on September 27, 2026, when a makeshift boat with around 60 passengers capsized off Mona Island. During an altercation onboard, many were injured, and survivors had to leap into the ocean, with some struggling to stay afloat for over 12 hours. The U.S. Coast Guard successfully rescued four people, but sadly discovered two bodies.

      Amritsar Police arrest 2 over pro-Khalistan graffiti, probe US links

      Amritsar Police arrested two local men for allegedly painting pro-Khalistan slogans and Referendum 2020 text. The suspects were connected to a US-based individual and Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a designated terrorist. Authorities seized their mobile phones, which contained evidence of the incident and instructions for the graffiti.

      Boston Light has stood since 1716 and was automated in 1998, but Congress kept a keeper on it; when Sally Snowman retired in 2023, the US lost its last one

      Boston Light, located in Boston Harbor, was the last manually operated lighthouse in the United States. The light became automated in 1998, but remained staffed until 2023 due to Congressional authorization. Sally Snowman, the last keeper, held the position for 20 years and retired in 2023. The original lighthouse was built in 1716, although the current structure dates back to 1783.

      Allies unite behind Saudi Arabia as Houthis step up attacks

      Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will hold an urgent, high-level meeting under a joint defence pact to discuss ways to support the kingdom amid attacks by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis, while Tehran sought to distance itself from the

      Passenger jumps overboard from Carnival Cruise ship near Mexico. You won't believe the reason behind it

      A 56-year-old male passenger fell overboard from the Carnival Panorama during its return to Long Beach. The incident prompted searches by the U.S. Coast Guard, Mexican Navy, and commercial vessels. Cruise ship crew reviewed surveillance footage which confirmed the man's fall into the water. While authorities remain unclear on the incident's nature, the search efforts are still ongoing.

      US watches Chinese research ships near Alaska, Arctic

      The US Coast Guard is closely monitoring Chinese research vessels operating near Alaska and across the Arctic, citing potential security implications. Four Chinese vessels have been observed in the US Arctic in 2026, with officials raising concerns over seabed research and the potential dual-use of scientific data.

      6-year-old swept hundreds of yards into Lake Michigan on inflatable raft; father-son jet skiers race to rescue him

      A 6-year-old boy was swept hundreds of yards from shore on an inflatable raft on Lake Michigan near Porter Beach. After jumping into the water in panic, he was spotted and rescued by a father and son on jet skis. The incident highlights the dangers of offshore winds on inflatables, with experts warning against their use in such conditions and emphasising the critical nature of rapid rescues in drowning emergencies.

      In 1937, Amelia Earhart vanished while flying around the world. 89 years later, her disappearance remains unresolved despite searches, theories and new expeditions

      Amelia Earhart vanished in 1937 while attempting a global flight. Her aircraft disappeared over the Pacific Ocean during a journey. An extensive search yielded no trace of Earhart or her navigator. The official conclusion points to a fuel shortage and ocean crash. However, various theories continue to surround her unresolved disappearance.

      Iran claims it struck an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz

      Iran reports striking an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Hundreds of thousands rallied in Tehran showing strong government support. South Korea considers expanding its naval presence in the Gulf of Aden. Houthi supporters demonstrated in Yemen protesting accusations regarding Mecca. Tensions also flared between Lebanese and Israeli soldiers near Deir Mimas.

      Two US-bound vessels apparently compromised by hackers, US officials say

      US Coast Guard and FBI personnel boarded two foreign-flagged commercial vessels bound for the United States last month after receiving indications that hackers had compromised their computer networks. The agencies said foreign cyber actors were involved but provided few details.

      Rescuers free 18-foot Minke Whale entangled in rope after dragging fishing gear for 40 miles off cape cod

      A young minke whale was freed from heavy fishing rope after days of entanglement. Rescuers located the whale more than forty miles from its initial sighting location. They carefully cut away most of the rope, avoiding deeply embedded lines. The whale resumed normal swimming after the successful disentanglement operation. This rescue highlights the ongoing threat of fishing gear to marine animals.

      How the great gas crisis of 2030 will play out

      A speculative scenario set in October 2030 imagines a third global natural gas crisis in eight years, as faltering US shale output, extreme weather, AI data centres and LNG exports squeeze domestic supplies. Record gas prices hit farmers, manufacturers and households, while export restrictions threaten energy security across Europe and Asia.

      Houthis strike Saudi targets anew as talks over Strait of Hormuz stall

      Iran-aligned Houthis launched fresh attacks on Saudi Arabia as their advances along Yemen’s Red Sea coast intensified pressure on Riyadh. Gulf states postponed talks with Iran, raising fears of wider regional conflict and oil supply disruptions. Saudi airstrikes continued, while Washington resisted direct military intervention. Crude prices rose amid heightened uncertainty.

      Fresh strike on vessel in Hormuz, Houthi takeover of Bab el-Mandeb Strait sees West Asia simmer as BRICS calls for peace

      A vessel was struck by an unknown projectile while transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Yemen's Houthis seized a key Red Sea port and struck Saudi Arabia. Iran and Oman agreed on new entry and exit routes for the Strait of Hormuz. BRICS nations called for maximum restraint and peace in West Asia. Authorities are investigating the incident and assessing its impact.

      President Donald Trump visited Dublin for talks with Irish leaders. He also attended a major golf tournament at his own course. Protests occurred in Dublin against the President's visit and policies. His son defended the family's investments and local support in Ireland. Trade and economic ties were discussed during the official meetings.

      Saudi airstrikes hit Yemen's rebel-held Mokha airport as Houthis take island near key strait

      Yemen's Houthi rebels seized a strategic island in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This advance further threatens Saudi oil exports through a key global shipping lane. Saudi Arabia responded with airstrikes against the port city of Mokha, which the Houthis captured. The rebels' territorial gains could boost Iran's strategy to pressure the United States.

      In 2013, more than 16,000 Old Weather-Arctic volunteers transcribed handwritten Arctic ship logs, while 275,000 scanned pages contained about 23 million weather and sea-ice observations

      Through dedicated efforts, volunteers meticulously transcribed aged ship logs, unearthing essential historical weather information. This citizen science initiative remarkably enhanced Arctic sea ice records, enabling scientists to piece together more than a century's worth of ice history. The endeavor showcased the invaluable role of everyday individuals in pivotal scientific research, aiding experts in their quest to comprehend the evolving Arctic ecosystem.

      Iranian arms and advice helped Yemen's Houthis seize key Red Sea city, sources say

      Iran's Revolutionary Guards are currently mentoring Houthi forces along Yemen's Red Sea coastline, reinforcing their strategic control over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Last week, Iran encouraged the Houthis to intensify their assaults on Saudi Arabia while Riyadh continues to concentrate its military efforts on northern fronts. Consequently, the overall military landscape in Yemen presents significant challenges in assessment.

      Iran attacks 10 ships near Strait of Hormuz in response to US strikes, oil prices surge

      Iran attacked ten ships near the Strait of Hormuz after the United States sank five Iranian oil tankers. This escalation caused benchmark Brent crude futures to surge past one hundred dollars a barrel. The United States military released video showing Iranian tankers ablaze before they sank overnight. Iran stated it fired ballistic missiles at a United States military base in Jordan.

      Trump honours 9/11 heroes, awards Medal of Freedom to ‘Man in the Red Bandana’

      President Trump honored 9/11 victims and heroes at a ceremony featuring a World Trade Center steel beam. He posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, the "Man in the Red Bandana." The US Coast Guard will commission a new cutter in memory of firefighter Jeffrey Palazzo. Nearly 3,000 souls were lost to evil terrorists on that tragic day.

      Iran strikes US base in Jordan, threatens more retaliation after tanker attacks

      Iran's Revolutionary Guards struck a US military base in Jordan with missiles. This action followed US forces destroying five Iranian oil tankers earlier. Global oil prices climbed significantly as the conflict escalated in the region. Iran vowed further retaliation against oil tankers near Kuwait and Bahrain. The ongoing conflict has severely impacted vital shipping routes for global oil.

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