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iPhone 18 Pro Camera Gains Variable Aperture, Manual Controls on September 10
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro adds variable aperture (f/1.48 to f/4.0) and manual camera controls. Prices rise £100. New A20 Pro chip powers iPhone Duo foldable at £1,599.
Ford Bronco Basecamp Heads to Australia in Mid-2027 as PHEV SUV
Ford’s 2027 Bronco Basecamp PHEV SUV arrives in Australia mid-2027 with 800-900km range, pop-up roof, and integrated camping features. Priced details pending.
Charlie Kirk Memorial Divides Utah Campus One Year After His Assassination
Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA founder, was killed one year ago at Utah Valley University. A memorial event Thursday sparks campus protest as his movement navigates leadership questions.
Apple iPhone 18 Pro Starts at S$1,899 in Singapore on September 18
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max launch in Singapore from S$1,899 with variable aperture, A20 Pro chip, and 40% faster graphics. Pre-orders start September 12.
R U OK? Day 2026: Why Listening Matters More Than Having Answers
R U OK? Day 2026 is September 10. Experts say listening matters more than advice. New research finds one in three Australians underestimate the power of asking.
Social Security Benefits Rise Up to $75 Monthly in 2027 as COLA Jumps
Social Security benefits could rise by $73 to $75 per month in 2027 under a 3.5% to 3.6% COLA increase, the largest since 2023. The SSA will announce the official figure on October 14.
Senator Roger Marshall Sued 700 Patients Over Medical Debts; 81 Arrested
Kansas Senator Roger Marshall sued 700+ patients for medical debts as an OB-GYN, leading to 81 arrests. Court records show he charged 18% interest and pursued debts as low as $101 in rural areas with high poverty rates.
Hong Kong’s First Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa Dies at 89
Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s first chief executive who steered the city through the 1997 handover and the Asian financial crisis, has died at 89. He served from 1997 to 2005.
Pentagon Polygraphs 50 Military Officials in Leak Probe Over Weapons Shortages
Pentagon gave polygraph tests to about 50 military officials in August to investigate leaks about U.S. weapons shortages. The broad screening is rare and has sparked congressional concern about lack of briefings.