Brazil’s Supreme Court is nearing a verdict in the trial against former President Jair Bolsonaro, who is accused of attempting a coup. This is the first time a former president stands trial on such charges in Brazil. The trial resumes amid previous criticism from a US official regarding the case.

Cognition AI, the company behind AI coding agent Devin, has raised $400 million in a funding round led by Founders Fund, bringing its valuation to $10.2 billion. Existing investors like Lux Capital and 8VC also participated. The company's annual recurring revenue from Devin reached $73 million in June, up from $1 million in September 2024.

The Philadelphia Eagles acquired running back Tank Bigsby from the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for 2026 fifth and sixth-round NFL Draft picks. The trade suggests a potential injury concern for Eagles' running back Will Shipley. Bigsby, drafted by Jacksonville in 2023, had a diminished role after the Jaguars drafted another running back this spring.

Apple is holding its annual fall event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California, where the company is expected to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup. The new iPhones will be released amid a global trade war that may cause a price increase. The new line-up is not expected to be much different from last year's model, but may include an ultra-thin iPhone dubbed "Air."

Microsoft Corp. signed an infrastructure agreement with Nebius Group NV, a neocloud company, for at least $17.4 billion through 2031, with the potential to reach $19.4 billion. Nebius Group NV is known for serving as an alternative to the big hyperscalers in the technology world. The deal comes as artificial-intelligence demand continues to boom.

London-based Anglo American has agreed to a deal to acquire Vancouver-based Teck Resources. The transaction is expected to be mostly stock-based. The deal would expand Anglo American's mining operations.

Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian President, reported that a Russian aerial bomb attack killed more than 20 civilians in Yarova, a rural village in the eastern Donetsk region of Ukraine. Zelensky stated the attack occurred while pensions were being issued. He described the airstrike as directly targeting ordinary civilians and called for an appropriate response from the world.

Reading and math performance among US high schoolers declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, with 12th-grade scores dropping to their lowest level in more than 20 years, according to the National Assessment of Education Progress. Eighth-grade students also lost ground in science. Experts attribute the decline to the pandemic, increased screen time, and changes in teaching methods.

State Representative James Talarico is running for U.S. Senate in Texas, setting up a primary battle with former Representative Colin Allred. Talarico, a rising Democratic star, announced his campaign and aims to provide a fresh voice for the party. The winner will run against either incumbent Republican Senator John Cornyn or state Attorney General Ken Paxton in the general election.

Biff Poggi, Michigan football's associate head coach, will serve as interim head coach for the next two games against Central Michigan and Nebraska. This is due to Sherrone Moore’s suspension related to an NCAA ruling on Michigan's advance-scouting case. Moore was found to have deleted text messages with former staffer Connor Stalions.

Student-led protests continue across Nepal, triggered by a social media shutdown and corruption allegations. Clashes between police and young demonstrators have resulted in at least 19 deaths. The government has lifted the social media ban and launched an investigation.

Norway's Labour Party, led by Jonas Gahr Støre, has claimed victory in the general election. The center-left bloc secured a majority of 89 seats. Following the election, the Prime Minister stated Norway will remain a reliable energy supplier to Europe.

Google is expanding its AI Mode, an AI-powered search experience, to include Japanese, Indonesian, Korean, Hindi, and Brazilian Portuguese. This follows the rollout of AI Mode in English in the U.S. Google's AI-powered search is designed to provide answers to complex questions in a single response.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has entered the race to become Labour's deputy leader. Phillipson aims to unite the party and deliver for working people. Labour MPs seeking to replace Angela Rayner must secure 80 nominations by Thursday afternoon to qualify.

The signing of a 500 million Australian dollar ($330 million) security and economic treaty between Australia and Vanuatu has been delayed. Vanuatu's Prime Minister Jotham Napat indicated 'more discussions' are needed due to concerns the pact could restrict Vanuatu’s ability to secure infrastructure funding from other countries, specifically China. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese still expects the agreement to be signed soon.

Paramount Global appointed Kenneth Weinstein, the CEO of the Hudson Institute and former advisor to Trump, as the ombudsman of CBS News. Weinstein is assigned to monitor the news unit's reporting and journalism. The appointment was a condition of winning the Trump administration's approval for an $8-billion merger and part of a settlement agreement with the FCC.

A surfer, Mercury Psillakis, died in a shark attack at Long Reef in Sydney, Australia, after the annual installation of shark nets. The death has led to the suspension of a trial to remove nets from some beaches in New South Wales (NSW). Shark nets are not a complete barrier and their effectiveness is being debated.

Following the murder of two boys in Melbourne, Australia, the premier has announced that new police powers will be implemented to address gang violence. This announcement follows statements from a police chief supporting tougher punishments for youth crime, highlighting growing concerns about violent crime.

Apple is holding a product launch event on September 9, where it is expected to announce the iPhone 17 lineup, including a new ultra-thin 'Air' version. The event will also likely feature announcements about the Apple Watch 11 and Watch Ultra 3, with potential improvements to battery life and new features like blood pressure monitoring. Updates to the Apple TV and AirPods Pro are also possible.

The yen's exchange rate is fluctuating in morning trading in Tokyo on August 9, and is trading at 147.36-37 against the dollar. This is compared to 147.16 from the previous day. The rise is impacted by the decline in U.S. long-term interest rates.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a test of a new solid-fuel rocket engine designed for long-range missiles, according to state media. The test is another step in North Korea's effort to expand its nuclear arsenal. The engine is designed for intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).

A terror attack at a bus stop in Jerusalem resulted in the deaths of six Israelis and injured twelve others. Two Palestinian men opened fire at the bus stop. Hamas has claimed responsibility for the attack.

The First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria co-chair, Ngarra Murray, called the treaty bill a historic moment that marks the beginning of a new era. The treaty offers a chance to reshape the country's story and acknowledges Aboriginal people as experts. It aims to use local knowledge to deliver practical solutions at the community level in Victoria, Australia.

A ship in the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), which is headed to Gaza to break Israel's siege, was set on fire in Tunisia, allegedly by a drone strike. The flotilla, carrying activists including Greta Thunberg, is transporting aid and demanding a humanitarian sea corridor. The GSF accused Israel of launching the attack.

The New Orleans Archdiocese has agreed to a $230 million settlement for survivors of clergy sexual abuse. This agreement aims to resolve yearslong negotiations. Survivors have until late October to vote on the settlement, and payments could begin next year.