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A producer for MS NOW has been granted access to the White House - MS NOW

The State of New York has sued Polymarket on Thursday, alleging it operates an illegal gambling operation, nearly two months after filing a similar case against rival Kalshi. The state calls for a judge to block the company from operating in the state. - AP

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Iranian customs data shows around 1,300 shipments of "dual use" components from China to Iran's defense ministry in the first half of 2026, including electronics that can be used in drones and missile guidance systems, according to The Wall Street Journal. One shipment landed in Tehran the same day Beijing publicly touted its role in easing Middle East tensions.

U.S. intelligence has warned Spain, France and Italy that Russia may be preparing a drone operation against one of the three countries, potentially launching Gerbera drones from merchant ships in the Mediterranean. The drones, with a reported range of up to 600 km, could be used to disrupt airports, ports or other critical infrastructure and create political and economic pressure rather than cause large-scale destruction. The warning reportedly circulated among European governments after CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s August visit to Moscow. — El Mundo

Danish Defence Minister Jeppe Bruus says Russia's offensive will not move Denmark's or NATO's support for Ukraine a single centimetre. "Russia is under pressure and is not reaching its goals. That is also why they are going after those who support Ukraine. It just shows how pressured they really are"

Danish Chief of Defence Michael Hyldgaard on the recent incident between a Danish helicopter and a Russian warship: "I think Russia is pressed and stressed when it comes to crewing their ships and maintaining a sufficiently professional level. It was actually a bit disappointing"

Danish Chief of Defence Michael Hyldgaard says Russian threats against Denmark and its allies have increased. Denmark has brought forward army brigade investments, bought more fighter jets and is building up drone defence and long-range capabilities. "We are ready to defend the Kingdom and our NATO allies. We will fight and win with what we have"

Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) Chief Thomas Ahrenkiel: Russia is already conducting concrete planning targeting Danish defence companies. "We expect increased intensity, and that it will become more serious and cause more damage"

Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) Chief Thomas Ahrenkiel warns Russia could carry out false flag operations using Ukrainian-made drones to attack a NATO country.

Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) threat assessment: Russia is expected to further escalate its hybrid war against NATO and the West in the coming months.

BREAKING: Denmark's military intelligence service can no longer rule out a Russian invasion of a NATO country, says Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) Chief Thomas Ahrenkiel

The Netherlands has asked the European Commission to prepare the EU's blocking statute to protect the International Criminal Court from potential new U.S. sanctions, Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen said. He called it a "last resort" but said the Netherlands was prepared to use it if necessary, according to Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant. The blocking statute would bar European companies from complying with U.S. sanctions against the ICC.

Two drones were reportedly spotted over the Bundeswehr’s Schönewalde/Holzdorf air base in Germany on Sept. 5, shortly after new Arrow 3 components were delivered to the site. A Bundeswehr anti-drone jammer reportedly failed to affect the first drone due to its distance, according to @FlorianFlade

Two drones were reportedly spotted over the Bundeswehr’s Schönewalde/Holzdorf air base on Sept. 5, shortly after new Arrow 3 components were delivered to the site. A Bundeswehr anti-drone jammer reportedly failed to affect the first drone due to its distance, according to @FlorianFlade

Saudi Arabia has sold nearly 100 million barrels of oil to Asian buyers since mid-last week, helping ease a looming supply crunch, according to Bloomberg. The October and November shipments will travel through the Strait of Hormuz.

A fire broke out at a Starlink ground station in central Poland that provides connectivity to the region, including Ukraine, according to Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski. Gawkowski said the fire was deliberate sabotage, but added that Russia’s involvement had not been established, saying that "many ⁠signs ​suggest this aligns with ​Russia’s new doctrine of attack."

At indirect talks in New York, Iran told U.S. negotiators it would reopen the Strait of Hormuz if its demands were met within a week, according to Axios. U.S. officials rejected the proposal, telling Tehran it does not control the strait and questioning its leverage over reopening it.

Breaking: Federal Judge Timothy Kelly has ordered the Trump Administration to immediately restore White House access for CNN, MS Now, and Politico.

The CIA has warned Spain, France, and Italy that Russia may be preparing drone attacks against them, sharing intelligence with European governments after CIA Director John Ratcliffe's Moscow trip in August, according to El Mundo. Lithuania reportedly knows the drone type involved: a Gerbera with a 600 km range, to be launched from a merchant ship container at sea.