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The Daily Brief

Everything you need to know today

A Nobel Peace Prize for an international jurist, a year-old Gaza ceasefire under strain, a hurricane soaking the Gulf Coast, and a market rally into earnings season.

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World

Nobel Peace Prize goes to South African jurist Navi Pillay The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay, a South African judge honored for decades of work strengthening international law and prosecuting atrocity crimes. Full story → · 3 sources

One year after the Gaza ceasefire, aid groups describe a fragile peace Marking a year since the ceasefire agreement took effect, more than one hundred humanitarian organizations said conditions in Gaza remain severe, pointing to shelter shortages, hunger and continued casualties. Full story → · 2 sources

Technology

Researchers say China-based actor used an AI agent against South Korean banks Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike reported finding evidence that a China-based group used an artificial intelligence agent in a campaign targeting South Korean banks, according to Reuters. Full story → · 1 sources

America

Hurricane Isaias weakens to post-tropical cyclone after Gulf Coast landfall Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, with winds up to 105 miles per hour before weakening early Saturday, leaving hundreds of thousands without power across the region. Full story → · 1 sources

Politics

Trump says US will obtain diesel from Russia after call with Putin President Trump said the United States will receive diesel fuel from Russia following a phone call with President Vladimir Putin, as the administration looks for ways to ease fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections. Full story → · 3 sources

US sanctions package targets International Criminal Court's access to dollar system The administration rolled out new sanctions restricting the International Criminal Court's access to US financial institutions and the dollar, giving firms and individuals six months to wind down dealings with the court. Full story → · 1 sources

Business

SpaceX spectrum deal sends telecom stocks tumbling, lifts tower operators A reported deal for SpaceX to buy a nationwide 800 MHz spectrum portfolio from Grain Management sent shares of major wireless carriers sharply lower while cell tower companies rallied. Full story → · 2 sources

Markets

Stocks rally to close out a volatile week ahead of earnings season The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all rose on Friday, capping a choppy week that included a tech sell-off tied to an OpenAI revenue report, with all three indexes finishing higher for the week. Full story → · 3 sources

Technology

Fired OpenAI employees raise safety questions as revenue report rattles investors Three fired OpenAI employees say they were pushed out for speaking up about safety practices, a dispute that surfaced the same week a report on the company's revenue shook technology stocks. Full story → · 2 sources