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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham arrived in Kyiv, Ukraine. It was his first foreign trip since taking office.

He affirmed support for Ukraine despite warnings from Moscow. The UK plans to give Ukraine secret missile blueprints.

These blueprints show missile parts to boost long-range missile production. The information covers UK-made parts in the French SCALP missile.

SCALP shares British and French technology with the Storm Shadow missile. The transfer aims to help Ukraine build missiles locally with France.

It is not meant as an immediate handover of complete missiles. Burnham will also co-chair a Kyiv meeting.

It is called the Coalition of the Willing. Moscow warned of increased tensions with Britain.

Russia said the UK was adding fuel to the fire. Britain first gave Ukraine long-range strike weapons in 2023.

Moscow warned the move could hurt peace efforts. Russia also threatened to destroy missile-production sites.

Royal officials said King Harald's health got worse over the weekend. He is now in stable condition in hospital.

Doctors are giving him antibiotics for a bacterial blood infection. Crown Prince Haakon visited him in hospital.

Reports say the king has responded well to treatment. Harald was hospitalized in Malaysia in 2024 after an infection. He later got a pacemaker in Norway.

A fast-moving wildfire called the Hawk fire is threatening Reno, Nevada. Authorities urged about 90,000 people to evacuate.

More than 40,000 people evacuated and another 45,000 got warnings. The fire destroyed homes in northwest Reno on Sunday.

It jumped over fire trucks. This made it hard for crews to reach hot spots.

Shifting winds also slowed efforts to control the fire. Officials sent 800 firefighters to fight the blaze.

So far the fire is zero percent contained. Six people were injured including three responders.

The fire started Saturday near Peavine Peak in Nevada's Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. It has grown to more than 23 square miles.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo declared a state of emergency. He activated National Guard help including helicopters and 60 troops.

Officials said the fire was human-caused. They have not said if it was set intentionally.

President Trump defended artificial intelligence data centers on Sunday. He spoke in an interview with Michael Cohen.

Trump said opposing the centers is a mistake. He said smart people support them.

Trump said the United States leads China in artificial intelligence. He said data centers are not taking power from the electric grid.

He said the centers help the US stay ahead in AI. But the centers face growing backlash.

Communities worry about their impact. Governors from both political parties have pushed back.

The issue has become a major topic before the midterm elections. Democratic and Republican candidates support pausing data-center construction.

Republican voters are also skeptical about the facilities. This puts Trump at odds with governors and candidates from both parties.

A landslide hit a waste dump in Conakry, Guinea. It happened early Sunday after heavy rain.

The rain caused a mound of waste to collapse. The landslide killed 30 people.

Six others were seriously injured. Sixteen people suffered light injuries.

The dump is called Dar es Salam. It is Conakry's largest landfill.

The collapse damaged nearby tents, shacks and homes. Rain began around 2 a.m. that day.

The landfill was due to close later that day. Last Thursday Minister Djenab Toure announced the closure.

She said the site was dangerous during the rainy season. Leaders planned to move the waste outside Conakry. Toure had earlier promised to move the dump.

Hakeem Jeffries met privately with Jared Kushner in New York City. Jeffries is the House Democratic Leader.

Kushner is President Trump's son-in-law. The meeting covered housing, immigration and high living costs.

They also discussed possible cooperation between Democrats and Trump. The talks did not lead to a final agreement.

Reports say Kushner also suggested Jeffries meet Susie Wiles. Wiles is the White House Chief of Staff.

Jeffries and Kushner have stayed in touch for years. They worked together on a criminal justice bill.

That happened during Trump's first term. Jeffries could become House speaker after November's elections.

This would happen if Democrats win control of the House. The midterm elections will decide control of Congress.

That control lasts for the rest of Trump's term. The New York Times first reported the meeting on Sunday.

Kyle Kirkwood is an American driver for Andretti Global. He won the Freedom 250 IndyCar race on Sunday.

The race took place in downtown Washington, D.C. It was Kirkwood's second win this season. He led 128 of the race's 147 laps.

Alex Palou got a penalty during the race. Palou also had a slow pit stop.

He crashed late in the race. President Trump and Melania Trump took an honorary lap.

This happened before the race started. Trump waved the green flag to start the race.

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser served as grand marshal. The race celebrated the United States' 250th birthday.

Fans said they felt pride and unity at the event. They said this feeling was missing from other American sports.

Police say the investigation into a burglary remains active. The burglary happened at Dallas Cowboys player CeeDee Lamb's home.

It occurred July 30 while Lamb was at training camp. He was training in Oxnard, California at the time.

The home is located in Fairview, Texas. About $300,000 worth of property was stolen.

A broken window was the entry point, police said. Four luxury bags were among the stolen items. The burglary was reported by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and NBC 5.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized his former Defence Minister. Mykhailo Fedorov had called for elections during the war with Russia.

Zelenskyy said Fedorov was wrong to make that call. Fedorov made the call for a wartime vote last week.

Zelenskyy repeated his view that elections during active fighting would split Ukraine. He said this could divide the country at a critical moment. Fedorov served as Ukraine's Defence Minister before being removed from the role.

China postponed the launch of its Chang'e-7 Moon mission. The mission aims to search for water ice near the Moon's south pole.

It was due to launch in the coming days from Wenchang, China. It will launch on a Long March 5 rocket.

The mission includes an orbiter, lander, rover and hopper. A government agency said Saturday the mission did not meet launch conditions.

China's space agency said Sunday poor weather caused the delay. Reports linked the delay to Tropical Storm Narra.

The launch had been expected as early as Monday. Officials said Chang'e-7 could not launch during its 2026 window.

The south pole target creates a narrow launch window. China's Chang'e-6 mission returned samples from the Moon's far side in 2024.

CrossCountry cancelled almost all of its UK rail services. This happened after a power cut in Birmingham, England.

The power cut hit the company's control center on Sunday. Most services stayed cancelled until further notice.

Affected routes included Glasgow to Edinburgh, Manchester to Birmingham, Cheltenham to Cardiff, and Newcastle to Edinburgh. Customers called the disruption a worst-case scenario.

The UK transport secretary asked other train companies for help. She asked publicly owned operators to add extra services. This was meant to help passengers during the disruption.

Polls opened in Kazakhstan on Sunday for parliamentary elections. Candidates came from seven state-approved parties.

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's government expected the vote to strengthen his power. Opposition parties had been banned from taking part.

Two people were rescued off India's eastern coast. A Panama-flagged cargo ship called Ocean Winner had sunk.

It sank in the Bay of Bengal. The ship had 24 people on board.

Rescuers are still searching for 22 crew members. The ship sent a distress alert before losing contact.

It had left Paradip Port, India on August 20. It sank about 240 nautical miles off Odisha, India.

The Indian Coast Guard and Navy sent ships to search. A tanker called MT Aisopos rescued the two survivors.

It found them in separate liferafts on August 22. The cause of the sinking is still unknown.

Survivors said the ship tilted and sank fast. It reportedly sank within about eight minutes. The ship was carrying iron ore from India to Singapore.

A cyberattack shut down a small British energy generator. It was offline for four days in July 2026.

Hackers linked to Iran were blamed for the attack. The UK's National Cyber Security Centre was notified.

UK energy companies went on alert after the incident. Security chiefs briefed energy bosses with advice and next steps.

The UK government said the facility was small. It said the incident posed no risk to the wider energy system.

Reports say this may be the first successful Iranian cyberattack on UK power. It reportedly took a UK power plant offline.

The attack followed warnings about hostile states targeting UK infrastructure. It also came amid tensions over UK bases. Those bases were used for US defensive actions against Iran.

A US judge struck down a Trump visa ban Friday. The ban blocked visas for people from 75 countries.

Judge Jeannette Vargas made the ruling in New York. She said the policy unfairly discriminated based on nationality.

Vargas ruled Secretary of State Marco Rubio lacked authority for this. Rubio could not deny visas to eligible applicants this way.

Reports say Vargas called Rubio's visa freeze "Orwellian." The ruling requires leaders to reconsider denied visa applications. The State Department announced the ban in January.

Officials said people from those countries might need public assistance. Two nonprofit groups and 11 people challenged the policy.

Nancy Kassebaum Baker died Friday at age 94. She was a former Republican senator from Kansas.

Her son Bill Kassebaum confirmed she died of natural causes. She was the daughter of a former Kansas governor.

Kassebaum Baker was the first woman elected to the Senate without following a spouse into office. She won election in 1978.

She served three terms in the Senate. She won re-election in Kansas twice by large margins.

She led the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee. She was known as an independent moderate Republican.

She co-authored a 1996 health insurance law. She wrote it with Senator Ted Kennedy.

Tropical Storm Moke is moving toward Hawaii. Its winds are getting stronger, the National Hurricane Center said.

The storm formed in the Pacific Ocean. On Saturday August 22 it was about 470 miles southeast of Hilo, Hawaii.

It was moving west-northwest at 12 miles per hour. Its winds reached 50 miles per hour.

No coastal watches or warnings were in effect. The Big Island is expected to be hit hardest.

It could see heavy rain and strong winds. This is expected late Saturday into early Sunday.

The storm should pass south of the island. This means it will not make a direct hit.

Hawaii is still recovering from Hurricane Lala. That storm recently caused flooding and heavy rain. It also brought damaging winds to the Big Island.

A Chinese robot named Lightning ran 100 meters in 9.32 seconds. That beat Usain Bolt's human world record of 9.58 seconds.

The run happened at China's World Humanoid Robot Games. Reports also said the robot reached a peak speed of 14.5 meters per second.

Smartphone maker Honor separately said an android at the games beat Bolt's record. That statement described the same fast run reported by other sources.

The second World Humanoid Robot Games opened on August 22 2026. Last year humanoid robots struggled to finish a race. This year's fast run shows how much robots have improved.

Gianni Infantino is FIFA's president. He appeared at a youth football tournament this weekend.

The event took place in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. He went despite a request to stay away.

Victor Montagliani asked him not to attend. Montagliani is a FIFA vice president.

He also leads Concacaf. Montagliani said Infantino's presence would distract from the games.

Dominican officials welcomed Infantino at the event. He posted photos from his visit.

The appearance came amid pressure over a FIFA plan. The plan aimed to sell future World Cup profits to investors.

FIFA withdrew the plan on August 1 after backlash. Montagliani's request was part of a bigger effort.

Concacaf, UEFA and the Asian confederation want Infantino removed. Montagliani had joined UEFA and the Asian confederation against Infantino.

The US Supreme Court temporarily allowed work to continue on President Trump's planned White House ballroom. This includes construction above ground.

The court paused a lower-court order that would have stopped much of the project. Chief Justice John Roberts signed the temporary order on Friday.

It lets work continue while the court reviews the White House's emergency appeal. The lower court had ruled that above-ground construction needed approval from Congress.

Roberts's order is temporary. It does not decide if the project is legal.

The ballroom has been reported to cost $400 million. It would cover about 90,000 square feet.

The White House's East Wing was torn down in 2025. This demolition made room for the new ballroom.

Russian drones hit a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih. The attack happened Friday in central Ukraine.

The city is President Volodymyr Zelensky's hometown. The strike killed 14 people.

It injured many others including children. A day later more Russian attacks killed two people.

The attacks happened overnight in Ukraine. Total deaths from both attacks reached at least 16.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul arrived in Kyiv on Saturday. He traveled by special train.

His visit happened while attacks continued. Wadephul discussed German support and defense cooperation.

They also discussed winter preparations for Ukraine's energy grid. The visit came days before Ukraine's 35th Independence Day. Independence Day falls on August 24.

The defense rested Friday in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial. This followed testimony from forensic psychiatrist Phillip Resnick.

Clancy is charged with killing her three young children. She has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges.

Her lawyers do not dispute that she killed them. They argue postpartum psychosis means she should not be held responsible.

Defense witnesses said Clancy was not criminally responsible for the killings. Prosecutors argue Clancy planned the killings and faked a suicide attempt.

Prosecutors are expected to call rebuttal witnesses next. Closing arguments and jury deliberations will follow next week.

The killings happened in Duxbury, Massachusetts in January 2023. The children were Cora, 5, Dawson, 3 and Callan, 8 months old.

Multiple people died in a crash near Middlesbrough, England. The crash involved a police vehicle and a car.

It happened during a police chase. The crash happened on the A66 road early Saturday.

This was in South Bank, North Yorkshire. Ambulance officials said several patients died at the scene.

Fourteen ambulances went to the scene. The A66 remains closed near Middlesbrough after the crash.

Cleveland Police are working to identify the victims. They are contacting the victims' families.

Police asked people not to speculate about the crash. The police watchdog opened an investigation into the collision.

The United States will announce new sanctions on Iran Monday. This follows messages exchanged between Washington and Tehran.

Reports on Saturday said the sanctions could affect Iran. They could also affect major trading partners like China.

President Trump called the campaign unprecedented. He said it aims to pressure Iran over its nuclear program.

Trump also wants to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's president made a claim about the conflict.

He said the world now accepts Iran won. The Strait of Hormuz is a key waterway for oil ships.

On Saturday Iran let several Iraqi oil tankers pass through the strait. This followed repeated requests from Iraq.

Iraq has been badly hurt by the disruption. Iraq is now looking for other ways to export oil.

Traffic through the strait remains far below normal levels. The conflict between Iran and the United States is nearing six months.

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney made a new promise. He said Canada will match US tariffs dollar for dollar.

This follows failed trade talks between the United States and Canada. The two countries missed their deadline of midnight Friday.

Carney accused the United States of making unfair last-minute changes. Those changes would have avoided 50% import taxes.

He said the deal being offered was bad for Canada. So Carney walked away from the deal.

He suspended negotiations and called back Canada's negotiating team. Talks had been extended for three days before this.

Both sides had reported good progress during that time. But the deal was never signed before the deadline.

New US tariffs started early Saturday. They target about $20 billion of Canadian goods.

TikTok and ByteDance agreed to a $400 million settlement Friday. The deal is with the US Department of Justice.

It resolves claims that TikTok violated children's online privacy. TikTok is a short-form video app.

ByteDance is TikTok's former Chinese parent company. The Department of Justice sued TikTok and ByteDance in August 2024.

The lawsuit said they failed to protect children's privacy. It claimed they collected data on millions of users under 13.

The Federal Trade Commission joined the case with the Justice Department. They cited the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.

That law limits how companies can collect children's data online. The claims included letting children under 13 keep accounts.

In 2019 TikTok's earlier version Musical.ly settled a similar case. That settlement was for $5.7 million. TikTok has since improved age checks and privacy tools, reports say.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva called Trump on Friday. They spoke for 80 minutes.

The call aimed to restart tariff talks between the two countries. Trump agreed to keep negotiations open.

He proposed a quick meeting between officials from both governments. Lula and Trump plan to resume the talks soon.

The United States imposed tariffs on Brazil claiming unfair trade practices. Brazil disagrees with that claim.

Lula called the accusations unfounded. He said the tariffs hurt both countries.

Some products could face tariffs as high as 37.5%. The leaders also discussed organized crime and global conflicts. This dispute comes before Brazil's elections in October.