A computer breakdown briefly disrupted all air traffic in France and has delayed hundreds of flights in multiple countries.

French pen-maker Bic is not commenting after Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro suggested he won’t use Bic pens amid an ongoing feud with French President Emmanuel Macron.

The U.K. Labour Party’s chief Brexit adviser says opposition plans to block a “no deal” Brexit will require another extension to Article 50 so the Oct. 31 deadline doesn’t take effect.

JERUSALEM – IN LATE August, Israeli military officials claimed responsibility for airstrikes in Syria targeting Iranian-made “killer drones” intended to attack Israel. While the Aug. 24 incident sparked worries of escalation in this tense region, many are questioning how Israel – or any other country – would or could detect and defend itself against a fleet of explosive-laden drones. Some question how it’s possible to differentiate between civilian drones that could be used for terrorism or espionage and those that are simply doing things like making food deliveries.

Two states in eastern Germany are holding elections that could bring big gains for a far-right party.

Climate change is the main threat to the world’s largest coral reef system, according to an Australian agency.

A federal appeals court has ruled that travelers can sue the government over mistreatment by government airport screeners.

Security experts are calling a newly announced security vulnerability the worst yet affecting Apple’s iPhone.

Expected to make landfall in Florida sometime next week, Hurricane Dorian couldn’t come at a more inopportune time for Disney World.

Global stocks rise on hopes that US-Chinese trade talks will produce progress toward ending tariff war.