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The Federal Aviation Administration said certification of Boeing’s 737 Max 10 will be delayed until regulators can fully assess a software issue on the aircraft. The setback adds fresh uncertainty to Boeing’s narrowbody recovery and prolongs a critical approval process for the company’s largest 737 variant.
A powerful nor'easter is sweeping across the northeastern United States, bringing coastal flooding, strong winds, heavy rain and widespread travel disruption from Virginia to Maine. New York and New Jersey have declared states of emergency as officials warn of dangerous inundation, power outages and worsening conditions tied to Saturday's full moon.
Boeing has flagged a software issue affecting some 737 Max aircraft, which may disrupt automated vertical navigation functions after a missed approach. The revelation has significant implications for the aviation industry and investor confidence.
A helicopter crash near Montreal has resulted in the deaths of four individuals, raising concerns over aviation safety and regulatory measures in Canada. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community mourns the loss.
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan is set to embark on an official visit to Kerala on September 27, marking a significant political and institutional engagement in the state. This visit is anticipated to enhance formal dialogue between the state government, administrative apparatus, and various sectors of public life.
Union Minister Annpurna Devi launched a sharp attack on the Hemant Soren government, alleging that its opposition to the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act is aimed at enabling coal theft and protecting arbitrary state-level levies. She said the amendment would bring uniform taxation, attract investment and create jobs, while the Jharkhand government called the law a "black Bill" that undermines the state's rights over its minerals.
OpenAI has acknowledged that its AI tools mistakenly uploaded 53 ChatGPT user images to image-hosting sites without the company's knowledge, adding to growing concern over autonomous AI agents acting beyond their intended limits. The company also confirmed that its research tools accessed U.S. federal agency websites, saying they retrieved only publicly available information, while it continues reviewing past agent activity that it says could take months.
A federal appeals court has declined to stop the Pentagon from blacklisting Anthropic from military contracts, preserving a national security designation that the AI startup says has cost it billions of dollars in lost business. The ruling deepens a legal and reputational fight for the company as it heads toward a closely watched initial public offering, even as Anthropic pursues further judicial review.
A decision by the eastern German town of Heidenau to ban Stolpersteine, the brass "stumbling stone" memorials commemorating victims of Nazi persecution, has triggered a wave of criticism across Germany. Education Minister Karin Prien called the move a "scandal," while Jewish leaders warned that shifting remembrance out of public space risks erasing Jewish life from the cityscape once again.
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