The mission to recover Nims Purja's body from Broad Peak
When an avalanche killed climber Nirmal Purja, his friends faced the hardest mission of all
Watch: Mingma G recalls the climb to bring home the bodies of his friends
1990 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 With Sweet-Spot 21,000 Miles Is Peak C4 Time Capsule - Jalopnik
Among all of the Corvettes, the C4 is almost universally seen as the least loved. It's too digital and slab-like to have the undeniable collector-car aura of its three predecessors, and despite being banned by the SCCA back in the day for being too good, it's also a bit too archaic to serve as an effective track toy in 2026. And, according to Hagerty, the C4's residual values reflect this.
While still headquartered in the US, Saber exec Tim Willits says it has 'no real development in North America anymore'
In a Gamescom interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Saber Interactive CCO Tim Willits revealed that the company has "no real development in North America anymore," with only publishing operations continuing in the region, while game development occurs at a host of global subsidiaries.
Military aircraft reportedly blamed for UK air traffic control outage
The air traffic control outage that caused thousands of flights to be grounded across the UK earlier in the week was caused by a military aircraft entering “spurious” flight data into the system, according to a report.
Flavio Bolsonaro faces corruption probe weeks before Brazil election
Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, a leading right-wing candidate in Brazil’s presidential election, is under investigation for his ties to a disgraced banker involved in a wide-reaching corruption scandal.
Brazil’s top court unsealed court documents on Friday showing that Supreme Court Justice Andre Mendonca opened an probe into the senator in July, at the request of federal police.
CIA releases dozens of presidential daily briefs on Bin Laden and al-Qaida from before 9/11
Several dozen presidential briefing documents declassified on Friday, the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, detail intelligence that government officials had gathered about Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida leading up to the hijackings that killed nearly 3,000 people and upended American national security.
Legionnaires’ disease outbreak kills one and infects others in the South Bronx
One person has died from legionnaires’ disease, and four more have been sickened in New York City amid a new cluster of cases only weeks after local health officials had declared a separate deadly Manhattan outbreak of the illness over.
Reform UK given record £36m donation by British crypto billionaire
Reform UK has been given a record £36m donation by Ben Delo, a British cryptocurrency billionaire convicted in the US for failing to implement adequate anti-money laundering controls.
The businessman, who has moved back to the UK from Hong Kong, is now the biggest UK political donor by far, dwarfing the £15m contribution to Reform UK from Thailand-based Christopher Harborne.
I Was at Ground Zero on 9/11. We Deserve Answers About the Government’s Air Quality Lies
Why did the Environmental Protection Agency claim the air was safe to breathe following the attacks?
The weather on September 11, as we’ve come to know it in New York City, is strangely perfect year after year — clear, bright and temperate, as though it has come from a movie set.
Selena Quintanilla Family Legal Dispute Intensifies: A.B. Officially Sues Sister Suzette
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The lawsuit comes after the Quintanilla siblings were embroiled in a public dispute on social media
The public legal dispute between members of Selena Quintanilla‘s family has intensified. Abraham “A.B.” Quintanilla III has officially sued his sister, Suzette Quintanilla-Arriago, over profits related to their famed sister’s estate.