A devastating collision between a train and a double-decker bus in Atlacomulco, Mexico, has resulted in at least 10 fatalities and over 50 injuries. The accident occurred at a railway crossing lacking barriers or warning signals, amidst heavy Monday morning traffic. Investigations are underway, and the bus driver is in custody.

In Thane's Mumbra area, tragedy struck as a building portion collapsed, killing a 62-year-old woman and seriously injuring her 26-year-old daughter-in-law. The incident occurred at Lucky Compound, a site with a history of building collapses, prompting authorities to evacuate and seal the affected building. The structure had been previously flagged as requiring significant repairs.

French President Emmanuel Macron is poised to name a new prime minister following Francois Bayrou's ousting by parliament, opting to avoid early elections or his own resignation. The next premier faces the challenge of navigating a hung parliament, with potential candidates ranging from Macron confidants to compromise figures aligned with the left.

Spitting incidents in sports are under scrutiny after recent events involving Luiz Suarez, Jalen Carter, and Brendan Bett. Suarez received a three-match ban in MLS for spitting on a staff member, while Carter was ejected from an NFL game for spitting at Dak Prescott, who had spit first. The Miami forward will now miss the MLS matches against Charlotte FC, Seattle Sounders and DC United.

Punjab's Health Minister Balbir Singh said that recent floods caused approximately Rs 780 crore in damages to the state's healthcare infrastructure, ahead of PM Modi's visit. He highlighted the destruction of medicines and widespread damage to health facilities, appealing for Rs 20,000 crore in central assistance to rebuild.

North Korea tested a solid-fuel rocket engine for a long-range missile. Kim Jong Un oversaw the test. The engine is more powerful than previous models. Analysts think North Korea might test an ICBM soon. Kim wants to improve North Korea's nuclear weapons. He also aims to strengthen ties with Russia and China.

The Yamuna River's water level in Delhi is receding after reaching a seasonal high, but remains near the warning mark. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely at the Old Railway Bridge, a key observation point.

Kristin Cabot filed for divorce from her husband weeks after she was seen in a clinch with Andy Byron, 50, during Coldplays concert in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Following the incident, Cabot, the executive in charge of human resources at tech company Astronomer, had resigned. Her departure followed the resignation of CEO Andy Byron, who quit after the company said he was being put on leave pending an investigation.

Asia Cup 2025 prize money: Asia Cup 2025 is set to commence on September 9 in Abu Dhabi. Afghanistan will play against Hong Kong. India will face United Arab Emirates in their first match on September 10 in Dubai. Eight teams will compete in the T20 format. Suryakumar Yadav will lead team India. India will play against Pakistan on September 14.

Apple's Awe-Dropping Event is scheduled for September 9, 2025. The event will showcase the iPhone 17 series, refreshed Apple Watches, and next-gen AirPods Pro. Four new iPhones are expected, including the iPhone 17 Air. The Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3, and SE 3 will also be unveiled.

Heavy rainfall triggered landslides, completely shutting down the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway for eight days, disrupting transportation and forcing commuters to traverse a makeshift path. Incessant rains also caused significant damage to homes in Kheri village, displacing families and leaving them in dire need of assistance.

Japan is considering supporting the 44 billion dollar Alaska gas pipeline project. It has hired Wood Mackenzie for assessment. This project aims to transport gas from Alaska to overseas markets as liquefied natural gas. Donald Trump has been pushing for this project. Japan is exploring a new off-take agreement for Alaskan LNG.

South Korea plans to repatriate its citizens detained in a recent US immigration raid. A Korean Air flight will depart for Atlanta to bring back the workers. Around 300 South Koreans were among those arrested at a Hyundai Motor and LG Energy Solution project site. The raid has caused concern in South Korea.

Asia Cup 2025 India matches: Indias campaign in the Asia Cup 2025 will be closely watched as the team enters a new phase without two of its most experienced players. Their opening clash against UAE, followed by the marquee fixture against Pakistan, will set the tone for their tournament run. With a young and balanced squad, India will look to continue their dominance in Asia and push for a record ninth title.

Donald Trump is under fire for his remarks on domestic violence. He suggested some incidents are minor and should not be in crime statistics. This drew criticism from women's rights groups. The National Organization for Women condemned Trump's view. Kris Mayes, Arizona's attorney general, also reacted strongly. Data shows a significant percentage of Americans experience violence from partners.

The Federal Communications Commission has initiated proceedings to revoke recognition from seven Chinese government-affiliated test labs due to U.S. national security concerns. This action follows the FCC's May decision to prohibit labs considered security risks from testing electronic devices for U.S. use.

Australian consumer sentiment saw a dip in September. A recent survey indicated a fall from previous highs. This decline is attributed to worries about the economic future. Despite improvements in family finances, pessimism outweighs optimism. The cost of living and policy changes are factors. Consumer spending had revived in the second quarter.

Peter Navarro criticised the BRICS alliance. He called the member nations vampires. Navarro claimed their trade practices hurt the US. He doubted BRICS' survival due to historical conflicts. He mentioned Russia's ties with China. He also spoke about India's issues with China. Jaishankar represented India at the BRICS virtual summit. The summit focused on global economic stability.

Good news for Japan. The United States will lower tariffs on Japanese goods. This includes cars and auto parts. Ryosei Akazawa announced this on X. He cited a U.S. Federal Register document. The revised tariff rates will be effective soon. Donald Trump signed the order last week. This clears the way for lower tariffs.

A raid at a Hyundai factory in Georgia led to the detainment of hundreds of workers, including many South Korean engineers and technicians on business visas essential for setting up a battery plant. The incident has sparked international concern, with South Korean officials seeking the return of their citizens and raising questions about future investments.

Over 1,800 actors, entertainers, and producers, including Hollywood stars, have pledged not to collaborate with Israeli film institutions deemed complicit in the abuse of Palestinians. Inspired by anti-apartheid movements, the pledge aims to pressure institutions allegedly whitewashing human rights abuses.

ANZ Group will cut 3,500 jobs. CEO Nuno Matos warns of more changes. The bank will take a A$560 million restructuring charge. These cuts aim to reduce duplication and complexity. ANZ will focus on a performance-driven culture. The bank will retain Suncorp Bank jobs. Analysts expect profitability to increase. The Finance Sector Union criticizes the job losses.

A federal appeals court has blocked a legal challenge by 19 states and D.C. against the Trump administration's firing of 25,000 federal workers. The court ruled the states lacked standing to sue, as they couldn't prove direct harm from the terminations.

Syrian state media reported Israeli strikes near Homs, Latakia, and Palmyra, prompting condemnation from Syria's Foreign Ministry, which labeled the attacks a violation of sovereignty and regional stability. These strikes are part of an ongoing escalation, particularly since the Gaza war, despite recent U.S.-mediated de-escalation talks in southern Syria. The extent of the damage remains undisclosed.

Banksy's latest artwork, depicting a judge assaulting a protester, appeared near London's Royal Courts of Justice, but authorities quickly covered it. Banksy confirmed that the artwork was his on Instagram, while the decision to remove the mural sparked online outrage, including reactions from Elon Musk. Activists believe the artwork references the UK government's ban on Palestine Action, highlighting concerns about civil liberties.

House Democrats released a sexually suggestive letter purportedly signed by Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, included in Epstein's 50th birthday album. Trump denies writing the letter or creating the accompanying drawing, prompting a lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal.

Renault is set to introduce more affordable LFP batteries across its EV range by next year, aiming to reduce electric car costs by 40% by 2028. CEO Francois Provost highlighted that this strategic move is designed to enhance competitiveness against rising Chinese automakers in the European market.

Ronda Rousey, the UFC Hall of Famer, has quashed rumors of a comeback at the speculated 2026 White House fight card. Last seen in the Octagon in 2016, Rousey affirmed on 'The Lapsed Fan Podcast' that she won't be fighting there. The unstoppable Rousey went on to defend the belt six times before suffering a shocking loss to Holly Holm at UFC 193, despite being the heavy betting favorite.

Troy Aikman, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, is reportedly dating Marisa Howard. Howard is a former model and wellness platform founder. She is also an author of children's books. Howard is still married and has two children. Aikman's past relationships have often been in the public eye. He was previously linked to Sandra Bullock and Lorrie Morgan.

French President Emmanuel Macron is set to accept Prime Minister Francois Bayrou's resignation after a crushing confidence vote loss, plunging France into political uncertainty. Macron faces the critical task of appointing a new premier amidst social tensions and calls for his own resignation. Marine Le Pen's potential return to the 2027 presidential race adds another layer of complexity.

David Kennedy, who has been with the PC maker for 27 years, will serve in the interim role. He is currently senior vice president of Global Business Operations, Finance.

A U.S. metals company has signed a $500 million investment deal with Pakistan to establish a poly-metallic refinery. This agreement follows a recent trade deal between Washington and Islamabad, aiming to attract American investment in Pakistan's mineral and oil reserves. The partnership will immediately begin with the export of minerals like antimony, copper, gold, tungsten, and rare earth elements.

Intel announced significant executive changes, including the departure of products chief Michelle Johnston Holthaus, amidst CEO Lip-Bu Tan's turnaround efforts. Kevork Kechichian joins from Arm to lead the data center group, while Srinivasan Iyengar will head a new central engineering group. These changes occur during a period of uncertainty, with potential government involvement and calls for Tan's resignation.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford stated that no decision has been made regarding lifting the 38 planes per month production cap on Boeing's 737 MAX, imposed after a safety incident in January 2024. While acknowledging Boeing's progress, Bedford awaits data-driven recommendations from the FAA's frontline team. Boeing anticipates requesting approval to increase production to 42 aircraft monthly.

A deal has been reached within the Murdoch family, solidifying Lachlan Murdoch's control over the media empire, including Fox News and The Wall Street Journal. This agreement resolves a succession battle and ensures the conservative direction of these outlets will continue.

Broccolini, a hybrid of broccoli and Chinese kale, has gained popularity for its mild flavor and versatility. Developed in Japan, it's now widely available and packed with vitamins A, C, and K, along with fiber. While beneficial, moderation is advised for those with thyroid issues or on blood thinners, but it is a nutritious addition to most diets.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine visited Puerto Rico as the U.S. increases military operations against Caribbean drug cartels. Marines have deployed for training, which Hegseth calls a real-world exercise to combat drug trafficking. Puerto Rico's governor supports the U.S. efforts, while Venezuela accuses the U.S. of misdirecting its anti-drug efforts.

The Philadelphia Eagles have acquired running back Tank Bigsby from the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for 2026 fifth- and sixth-round picks. Bigsby, who had 766 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in 2024, joins a running back group led by Saquon Barkley. The Jaguars traded Bigsby after drafting two running backs in the recent NFL Draft.

Nepal's government lifted the social media ban after protests demanding anti-corruption measures and an end to the ban turned deadly, resulting in 19 fatalities. Prime Minister Oli blamed infiltrating groups for the violence, while international bodies condemned the excessive force used by security forces. Calls for investigations and protection of fundamental rights have been issued.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be the first to vote in the Vice Presidential Elections, alongside Punjab and Haryana MPs. A dinner hosted by PM Modi for NDA MPs on September 8 aimed to strengthen unity before the election. The Vice Presidential post became vacant after Jagdeep Dhankhar's resignation, leading to a contest between CP Radhakrishnan and B Sudershan Reddy.

New research suggests Neanderthals may have supplemented their meat-heavy diets with maggots and fermented animal foods. Chemical signatures in their bones, previously interpreted as evidence of apex predator status, could be explained by regular consumption of fly larvae. These wriggling snacks provided essential nutrients and fat, potentially mitigating the risk of protein poisoning and maximizing survival.

Apple's highly anticipated September event is set to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup, potentially including a new ultra-thin 'Air' model, alongside the Apple Watch Series 11 and AirPods Pro 3. The event, commencing at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET), will be streamed live on Apple's website, the Apple TV app, and the official YouTube channel.

Microsoft has secured a multiyear agreement with Nebius Group, valued at up to $19.4 billion, to bolster its AI cloud computing capabilities. This deal addresses Microsoft's capacity constraints amidst surging demand for AI services. Nebius will provide dedicated capacity from a new data center, significantly accelerating its AI cloud business growth.

What to Watch on Netflix this week includes new releases from September 8 to 14, 2025. Major highlights are aka Charlie Sheen, The Wrong Paris, Wolf King Season 2, and more titles.