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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Pictures. Aggregated from 11 sources with 13 articles.
13 articles · 11 sources · Coverage since 5/28/2026
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• Thousands of people gathered in New York City and across the United States on September 11, 2024, to mark the 25th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks. • Commemorative events were held nationwide to honor the memory of the victims who died during the attacks. • These annual gatherings serve as a public act of remembrance for the families of the deceased and the survivors of the tragedy.
theguardian.com
Image: CNN• Catastrophic flash flooding struck the border region of China and Nepal on Wednesday, wiping out entire villages. • More than 1,300 people are currently reported missing, including at least 700 foreign nationals from approximately two dozen different countries. • The scale of the disaster highlights the extreme vulnerability of border settlements to sudden environmental crises and flash floods.
cnn.com• A piece of Elon Musk’s Falcon 9 rocket crashed into the lunar surface on Wednesday after drifting in space for one year. • The impact created a new crater on the Moon, which has been captured in the first available images of the crash site. • This event highlights the growing issue of space debris and the risks posed by defunct hardware orbiting or traveling through space.
telegraph.co.uk
Image: NYTimes• The Athletic has released a curated collection of 22 remarkable photographs capturing the key emotional and athletic highlights of the 2026 World Cup. • Featured images include Ferran Torres' winning goal, a dispute involving the Norwegian team, and the performance of Lamine Yamal and Spain at the $5 billion SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. • The coverage highlights the underdog success of an unnamed African nation with 530,000 inhabitants, which held Spain to a 0-0 draw and narrowly lost 3-2 to Argentina in the round-of-32.
nytimes.com
Image: C21media• Rakuten TV has partnered with Sony Pictures Entertainment to launch 20 new Free Ad-supported Streaming TV (FAST) channels across Europe. • The new offering consists of a variety of thematic fiction channels and brands centered around single intellectual properties. • The service is now available to viewers in the UK, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, and the Nordic regions.
c21media.net• Rakuten TV has launched 20 free ad-supported streaming channels (FAST) provided by Sony Pictures Entertainment across several European markets. • The new lineup, consisting of single-program and scripted-genre feeds, debuted this week in the U.K., Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, and the Nordics. • This expansion increases the platform's available linear and on-demand content options without requiring additional costs from viewers.
tvnewscheck.com
Image: ATV Today• Rakuten TV has expanded its FAST (Free Ad-supported Streaming TV) platform by adding 20 new free streaming channels through a major deal with Sony Pictures. • Viewers across Europe can now access a wide range of hit series, including popular titles such as Seinfeld, Breaking Bad, and The Nanny. • This partnership signifies a strategic growth phase for Rakuten TV as it seeks to increase its content library and attract more users in the European market.
atvtoday.co.uk
Image: iNews• British fighter jets intercepted and escorted a Russian aircraft that was attempting to harass Royal Navy vessels. • The operation serves as a direct response to Vladimir Putin's "brinkmanship" and aggressive aerial maneuvers near UK territory. • This encounter highlights the escalating tensions between NATO allies and Russia, emphasizing the UK's commitment to defending its maritime and airspace.
inews.co.uk• The Isle of Wight Festival concluded its four-day event, featuring a series of high-profile musical performances. • Headlining acts for the festival included popular artists Lewis Capaldi, Calvin Harris, and the legendary rock band The Cure. • The event served as a major cultural draw, bringing thousands of attendees to the island for a sun-soaked weekend of live music.
bbc.co.uk• King Charles III and Queen Camilla celebrated the King's official birthday with the traditional Trooping the Colour ceremony. • The royal couple rode along The Mall toward Horseguards Parade, where they were greeted by cheering crowds. • The event concluded with a signature Red Arrows flypast, viewed by the Royal Family from the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
bbc.co.uk