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- 1Jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users over Cambridge Analytica●Jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users in Cambridge Analytica case
A jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving its users in the long-running Cambridge Analytica case, according to CBS News. The verdict stems from the scandal in which data from millions of Facebook users was harvested without proper consent and used for political profiling. The decision marks a significant legal setback for Meta's social network, which has faced years of scrutiny and litigation over the data breach.
- 2Thousands flee Darfur fighting into Chad, UN migration agency says●🔴OIM: Desplazados de # Darfur cruzan hacia # Chad huyendo de combates 📍La organización también reportó el desplazamiento
The International Organization for Migration reports that displaced people from Sudan's Darfur region are crossing into Chad to escape ongoing fighting. The agency also says more than two thousand people have fled from El Fasher to Tawila in recent days as security deteriorates, adding to the large-scale displacement caused by the Sudan conflict.
- 3Trump asked Xi whether China would buy US weapons, envoy says●Trump offered Xi American weapons? U.S. Ambassador to China David Perdue told Fox News that Donald Trump asked Xi Jinpin
US Ambassador to China David Perdue told Fox News that Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping whether China would be interested in purchasing American weapons. The State Department quickly clarified that Washington has no plans to sell arms to Beijing. The remark has drawn attention in Chinese-speaking social media, where users are debating the reported exchange between the two leaders.
- 4New York sues Polymarket over illegal gambling operation●New York State Sue Polymarket for Running Illegal Gambling Operation
New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James have announced a lawsuit against Polymarket, accusing the prediction-markets platform of operating an illegal gambling business in the state. The action marks a significant legal challenge to the fast-growing betting platform, which lets users wager on the outcomes of elections, sports and world events, and could force changes to how it serves New York users.
- 5Elephants mine salt deep inside Kenya's Kitum Cave●🐘 WATCH: In the pitch-black chambers of # MountElgon 's # Kitum Cave, African # savannah # elephants use their tusks to
African savannah elephants venture into the pitch-black chambers of Kitum Cave on Mount Elgon in Kenya, using their tusks to scrape volcanic rock rich in sodium, calcium and magnesium. Generations of herds have hollowed out these mineral chambers, passing down the unusual mining behaviour over time.
- 6DraftKings Accused of Using AI to Target Compulsive Gamblers●DraftKings is using AI to behaviorally target chronic gamblers
The Electronic Frontier Foundation alleges that DraftKings is using artificial intelligence to identify and behaviorally target chronic gamblers with personalized advertising designed to keep them betting. The report argues the practice supercharges the harms of online gambling by exploiting users most at risk of addiction. Commenters online are debating the ethics of AI-driven advertising and whether regulators should intervene.
- 7Panda diplomacy: which countries host China's giant pandas●Panda diplomacy: all the countries currently hosting China’s beloved ambassadors
China's practice of lending giant pandas abroad — known as panda diplomacy — remains a visible tool of soft power. Giant pandas currently live in zoos across multiple countries, including the United States, Japan, and several European and Asian nations, under agreements tied to Beijing's diplomatic relationships. The arrangements are closely watched, since panda loans often signal warming ties and are renewed or withdrawn as relations shift.
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Ed Gamble is among the names drawing attention around the UK's Celebrity Traitors, with contestants and their game plans becoming a talking point. Ross Kemp has spoken about how he secretly prepared to win the show, adding to growing interest in the line-up and the tactics players are using ahead of the series.
- 9Democrats lead in ten traditionally red Trump strongholds, sparking Republican alarm●Red-state panic as Trump scrambles to defend TEN strongholds he won in landslides - and Democrats seize lead in shock st
Polling shows Democrats taking the lead in ten states Donald Trump won by landslide margins, prompting what is described as a scramble within Trump's camp to defend them. The reported shift in traditionally Republican territory has triggered alarm among party figures, with one state's swing described as particularly shocking.
- 10Hindustan Motors Ambassador set for electric vehicle comeback●ମାର୍କେଟକୁ ଆସୁଛି ସଡ଼କର ରାଜା |Special Report: Hindustan Motors Ambassador Set for a Stunning EV Rebirth
The Ambassador, the iconic Indian car once called the king of the road, is reportedly being prepared for a comeback as an electric vehicle by Hindustan Motors. A special report by Odia news outlet Kanak News says the classic sedan could return to the market in a new EV avatar, reviving one of India's most recognisable automobiles after production ended in 2014.
- 11Man sexually assaulted women in Cambridge gym locker room, police say●Man sexually assaulted people in Cambridge gym women's locker room, police say
Police in Cambridge, Massachusetts say a man sexually assaulted multiple people inside the women's locker room of a local gym. The investigation was confirmed by NBC Boston reporting. Authorities have not released extensive details publicly, but the incident has drawn attention to safety and access policies at fitness facilities in the area as the search for the suspect continues.
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A man has been accused of committing a sexual assault in the women's locker room of a Planet Fitness gym in Cambridge, according to CBS News. Few further details about the incident, the suspect, or any charges have been made public so far. The report has drawn attention to safety and privacy policies at gyms, with the story circulating widely as local coverage of the allegation.
- 13Former Target Legal Chief Joins Flutter Entertainment▼Former Target Legal Chief Cashes-in Chips at Gambling Giant Flutter Entertainment
A former Target legal chief has taken on a new role at Flutter Entertainment, the gambling giant behind brands like FanDuel and PokerStars. The move marks a high-profile shift from retail to the fast-growing sports betting and gaming industry, drawing attention from legal and corporate observers.
- 14Bambu Lab Backlash After Crackdown on Open-Source Software●Bambu Tried to Shut Down Open-Source Software. I Switched.
3D printer users are reacting after Bambu Lab moved to restrict open-source software integration with its machines. A prominent maker channel says it has switched away from the brand in protest, and tens of thousands of viewers have engaged with the video. Many in the 3D printing community see the move as a blow to interoperability and user choice, and are weighing alternatives from other printer makers.
- 15Josette Muamba Urges Others to Prioritize Strength and Wellness▼Fitness Focus: Josette Muamba Motivates Others to Prioritize Strength and Wellness
Josette Muamba is being featured in a Fitness Focus segment by NEWS10 ABC, where she encourages others to make strength training and overall wellness a priority in their lives. The piece highlights her efforts to motivate people to focus on fitness and healthier routines, positioning her as a voice in the broader wellness conversation.
- 16Orange County exhibit honors Dorothy Gillespie's colorful abstract art▼Art in the Chambers Opening Reception: “Color, Form, and Space” by Dorothy Gillespie
Orange County, Florida is hosting an opening reception for "Color, Form, and Space," an exhibition of work by the late American artist Dorothy Gillespie, as part of its Art in the Chambers program at county government offices. The show highlights Gillespie's signature colorful, sculptural abstract pieces and continues the county's practice of rotating public art displays in its chambers.
- 17Miranda Lambert says country music has become more balanced for women▼Miranda Lambert says country music has embraced female artists and become more "balanced"
Country star Miranda Lambert says the genre has embraced female artists and become more "balanced" in recent years. Her comments come after decades in which women in country music struggled for radio play and industry recognition despite strong album sales and fan followings.
- 18Basketball classic: champions Berlin host cup winners Bamberg●Meister Berlin empfängt Pokalsieger Bamberg: 138. Auflage des Klassikers live und free im SPORTBILD-Stream Berlin steht
Defending champions ALBA Berlin host cup winners Brose Bamberg in the 138th edition of the German basketball classic, available live and free on the SPORTBILD stream. Berlin lead the series 2-1 after three games, with Bamberg on 1-2. Both sides have already overcome the toughest away fixtures of the round, and fans are debating which team will take control of the rivalry matchup.
- 19Emma Chamberlain Explains Why She's Not Leaving the Internet▼Emma Chamberlain Explains Why She’s Not Leaving the Internet
Emma Chamberlain, the American influencer and podcast host, has publicly addressed speculation about her future online, saying she has no plans to leave the internet. In a new interview with ELLE, she explains her reasoning for staying put despite years of rumors about burnout and stepping back. The comments are drawing attention from fans who have long followed her evolving relationship with fame and content creation.
- 20Hamburg residents struggle to get combined Covid and flu shots●Orrrr! Weil mein bisheriger Dealer offenbar nicht mehr mitspielt: Wo bekomme ich denn in # Hamburg eine Kombiimpfung Cov
A Hamburg resident is searching for a place offering a combined Covid and flu vaccination, saying their usual provider no longer offers it. They fall outside the standing vaccination committee STIKO's current recommendation groups, making access difficult. The post has sparked responses about availability in the city.
- 21Online Gambling Debts Loom Over Brazil's Presidential Election▼One Issue Hanging Over Brazil’s Presidential Election: Online Gambling and Record-High Debts
Brazil's presidential election is being shadowed by the rapid spread of online gambling, which has been linked to record-high household debt across the country. The issue is drawing attention as voters weigh the social and financial costs of betting platforms, placing the industry's role in Brazilian life at the center of campaign debate.
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Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger has been granted parole after serving seven years of her ten-year sentence for the 2018 fatal shooting of her neighbour, Botham Jean, in his own apartment. Guyger, who said she mistook Jean's apartment for her own, was convicted of murder in a case that drew national attention to policing and race in Texas.
- 23Ex-Dallas officer Amber Guyger granted parole in Botham Jean murder●Amber Guyger, ex-Dallas police officer, granted parole after Botham Jean murder conviction
Amber Guyger, the former Dallas police officer convicted of murdering Botham Jean in his own apartment in 2018, has been granted parole. Guyger, who said she mistook Jean's apartment for her own and shot him, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2019. The parole decision has drawn renewed attention to the case, which sparked widespread protests and debate over police accountability.
- 24AI Leaders Sign Trump's Self-Policing Pact▼AI Leaders Sign Trump's "Self-Policing" Pact & Eric Schmitt's Ambush Backfires | The Daily Show
Leading figures in the artificial intelligence industry have agreed to a voluntary, self-regulating pact backed by Donald Trump, committing to safety standards without government enforcement. Critics question whether companies can be trusted to police themselves, while the agreement is being debated against a backdrop of fast-moving AI development and a softer regulatory approach from the White House. Comedy commentary on the deal, alongside a senator's failed confrontation, has drawn large audiences.
- 25Emma Chamberlain Discusses Social Media Break and Coffee Brand●Emma Chamberlain Talks Social Media Hiatus and Chamberlain Coffee
Emma Chamberlain has spoken about stepping back from social media and the growth of her coffee company, Chamberlain Coffee. The YouTube star and podcast host is one of the best-known figures in the creator economy, and comments from her about online life and her business ventures draw wide attention from fans and industry watchers.
- 26French supercomputer maker Bull doubles output for Europe's AI push●EXCLUSIVE: French supercomputer maker Bull doubles output to boost Europe's AI ambitions
French supercomputer manufacturer Bull has doubled its production output, according to a Reuters exclusive, in a move aimed at strengthening Europe's artificial intelligence capabilities. The expansion positions the company as a key European player in AI infrastructure, as the continent seeks to reduce reliance on American and Asian computing suppliers amid growing strategic competition.
- 27Emma Chamberlain Opens First Coffee Shop, Opens Up on Internet Toll▼Emma Chamberlain on Building Her Coffee Company’s First Storefront and Her Social Media Hiatus: ‘The Internet Has Caused a Lot of Psychological Challenges’
Emma Chamberlain has unveiled her coffee company Chamberlain Coffee's first physical storefront while discussing her break from social media. In an interview with Variety, she said the internet has caused her 'a lot of psychological challenges,' explaining her decision to step back from posting. The story pairs her retail expansion with candid reflections on the pressures of online fame.
- 28Amber Guyger granted parole eight years after killing Botham Jean▼Amber Guyger paroled 8 years after the murder of Botham Jean
Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, convicted of murdering her neighbour Botham Jean in his own apartment in 2018, has been granted parole after serving eight years of a ten-year sentence. The decision is drawing renewed attention to a case that became a flashpoint in debates over policing and accountability in Texas.
- 29Germany voices optimism over Montenegro's EU accession path▼Germany expresses optimism over Montenegro's EU ambitions
Germany has expressed optimism about Montenegro's ambitions to join the European Union, according to Deutsche Welle. Montenegro is widely viewed as the frontrunner among the Western Balkan states seeking EU membership, and German backing is seen as an important signal for its accession bid. The statement points to continued support from Berlin for enlargement in the Western Balkans.
- 30Lawsuit claims DraftKings uses AI to target problem gamblers●New lawsuit claims DraftKings uses AI to target problem gamblers
A new lawsuit accuses DraftKings of using artificial intelligence to identify and target customers with gambling problems. The suit claims the sports betting company's algorithms are used to exploit vulnerable players rather than protect them. The allegations put renewed scrutiny on how AI is deployed by the fast-growing US online gambling industry.
- 31Huntington Beach council candidates face business community questions●Huntington Beach council candidates talk business at chamber forum
Candidates running for Huntington Beach City Council took part in a forum hosted by the local chamber of commerce, where they discussed their positions on business issues ahead of the election. The event gave voters and local business owners a chance to hear how each candidate would approach economic policy and city management.
- 32Ed Gamble hails Ross Kemp's paranoia on Celebrity Traitors●Ed Gamble on Ross Kemp’s Celebrity Traitors paranoia: ‘One of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on TV’
Comedian Ed Gamble has described actor Ross Kemp's behaviour on the BBC's Celebrity Traitors as "one of the funniest things I've ever seen on TV", commenting on the former EastEnders star's evident paranoia while playing the reality game show. Kemp's intense suspicion of fellow contestants has become a talking point among viewers of the celebrity edition of the popular deception series.
- 33Man arrested for sexual assault in Cambridge gym locker room●Man arrested for sex assault inside women's locker room of Cambridge gym
A man has been arrested for sexually assaulting a woman inside the women's locker room of a gym in Cambridge, Massachusetts, according to NBC Boston. The incident has raised concerns about safety and access in gym locker rooms, with residents discussing how such an attack could occur in a space typically restricted by gender.
- 34Eugene Chamber accused of delegitimizing councilwoman's election●Why is the Eugene Chamber trying to delegitimize Jennifer Smith’s election to City Council?
Questions are being raised in Eugene, Oregon, about whether the local Chamber of Commerce is working to undermine the legitimacy of Jennifer Smith's election to the City Council. The claim, reported by local outlet Lookout Eugene-Springfield, frames the dispute as a fight over the validity of her council seat. Details about the Chamber's alleged actions and Smith's response remain limited.
- 35Globeleq reaches financial close on 40MW Kafue solar plant in Zambia▼GLOBELEQ REACHES FINANCIAL CLOSE ON 40MWac KAFUE SOLAR IN ZAMBIA
Energy company Globeleq has reached financial close on the 40MWac Kafue solar project in Zambia. The deal clears the way for construction and adds new generating capacity to the country's grid, which has faced power shortfalls. Financial close means funding arrangements are complete, marking a key milestone for solar investment in the region.
- 36Amber Guyger released on parole seven years after killing Botham Jean●Amber Guyger paroled 7 years after the murder of Botham Jean
Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger has been granted parole seven years into her prison sentence for the murder of Botham Jean, whom she shot inside his own apartment in 2018 in a case that sparked national outrage over policing. Guyger claimed she mistook Jean's apartment for her own. Her early release has renewed debate about accountability and leniency toward police officers convicted of crimes.
- 37Gambhir criticises Barsapara pitch as batting-only track●‘This is not cricket, this is only batting’: Gambhir slams Barsapara pitch
Former India cricketer Gautam Gambhir has criticised the pitch at the Barsapara Stadium in Guwahati, saying 'This is not cricket, this is only batting.' He argued that a surface offering nothing to bowlers reduces the contest to one-dimensional batting and undermines the spirit of the game. His comments have fuelled debate over pitch preparation in Indian venues and the balance between bat and ball in modern cricket.
- 38Ukraine's ex-defense minister unveils robot army plan●Ukraine's Ex-Defense Minister Unveils Ambitious Robot Army Plan Meet Ukraine's game-changing plan to revolutionize moder
Ukraine's former defense minister has presented a plan to build an army of robots, with the stated aim of deploying humanoid robotic soldiers on the battlefield within six months. The initiative is billed as a way to reduce human casualties and transform modern warfare, drawing attention to Ukraine's push to automate combat roles.
- 39BBC Radio 3 features Ola Gjeilo's The Spheres●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #ClassicalMixtape Ola Gjeilo, Tenebrae, The Chamber Orchestra of London & Nigel Short:
BBC Radio 3's Classical Mixtape is broadcasting 'The Spheres' by Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo, performed by the choir Tenebrae with the Chamber Orchestra of London under conductor Nigel Short. The broadcast highlights the continued popularity of Gjeilo's contemplative choral works on mainstream classical programming, with listeners sharing the playlist pick across social media.
- 40Flooding near Nebraska Medicine Bellevue forces ambulances onto detours●Flooding near Nebraska Medicine in Bellevue blocks main route, forces ambulances through a neighborhood
Flooding near Nebraska Medicine in Bellevue, Nebraska has blocked a main route to the medical facility, forcing ambulances to take detours through a residential neighborhood. Emergency vehicles are being rerouted as water covers the road, raising concerns about response times for patients needing urgent care at the hospital.