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    At least 12 dead, dozens missing after DRC boat capsizes●At least 12 dead and dozens missing after a vessel capsizes in DRC https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/9/27/a t-least-1MmastodonWorld22 min ago

    A vessel has capsized in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing at least 12 people and leaving dozens missing. The disaster comes only two days after a separate boat accident in the country killed at least 41 people. Boat accidents are frequent on Congolese rivers, where vessels are often overloaded and safety regulation is weak.

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    Fat Bear Week, Katmai National Park's annual bracket contest where the public votes for the brown bear that has best fattened up before hibernation, is underway for 2026. Fans follow daily matchups of bears at Brooks River, celebrating the animals' preparation for winter and raising awareness of salmon ecosystems. Supporters are picking favorites and arguing their cases online.

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    Norris slams drivers he says shouldn't be in Formula 1 after Baku retirement●Norris hits out at ‘some drivers that shouldn’t be in Formula 1’ after Baku DNF✉newsSportMotorsport21 min ago

    Lando Norris retired from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku and then criticised unnamed rivals, saying "some drivers shouldn't be in Formula 1". His remarks came after an on-track incident ended his race, sparking debate among fans and pundits about driving standards, stewarding and whether the Briton's title challenge is slipping as the season reaches a critical stage.

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    A Dutch cruise ship has run aground on the Rhine near Cologne, with reports noting the river is at its lowest level ever recorded. The grounding is drawing attention to the consequences of extreme drought for shipping on the Rhine, a vital waterway for cargo and passenger transport between the Netherlands and Germany. Low water forces vessels to carry lighter loads, and incidents like this fuel concern about further disruptions on one of Europe's busiest rivers.