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September 29, 2026
The day's top events, read by how settled the reporting is.
Israeli settlers attack a Palestinian village, halting a family's court-ordered return home
Israeli settlers riot in Jalud and stop troops from escorting the Tubasi family back to a home they were driven from in July, despite a court order.
Anthropic's IPO filing says its AI could pose existential risk and resist shutdown
Anthropic's IPO prospectus warns investors that its AI models could pose catastrophic or existential risks, ahead of a potential $2tn flotation.
Jack Smith tells senators his probe found proof Trump committed serious crimes
Former special counsel Jack Smith tells the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday that his investigation found proof beyond a reasonable doubt of serious crimes by Trump.
Michal says the arson attack in Tallinn was ordered by Russian special services
Estonian leaders say Russian special services ordered last month's arson attack on Milrem Robotics, a Tallinn firm that makes unmanned military vehicles for Ukraine.
A US ban on some Canadian imports takes effect, barring dairy products including whey
A US ban on some Canadian imports is now in force, covering dairy products such as whey and, by one think tank estimate, $967 million of goods.
Smart ring maker Oura postpones its IPO, citing uncertainty in the market
Oura, which makes smart rings, is putting off its initial public offering and says the move comes despite strong demand, as US market nerves grow.
Myanmar military airstrike kills at least 49 people near a market in Rakhine state
On Monday a Myanmar military airstrike near a market in Arakan Army territory in Rakhine wounded 58 people and killed at least 49.
Hurricane Polo makes landfall as flash floods threaten the US Southwest
Hurricane Polo made landfall in Mexico's Baja California on Tuesday with flash flooding and dangerous winds, and forecasters expect heavy rain across the US Southwest.