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- 1Sergio Pérez Marks 300th Formula 1 Grand Prix with Mexico City Show Run●SERGIO PÉREZ RETURNS TO MEXICO AND CELEBRATES 300 FORMULA 1 GRANDS PRIX WITH SHOW RUN ON PASEO DE LA REFORMA
Sergio Pérez is returning to Mexico City to celebrate his 300th Formula 1 Grand Prix with a show run along Paseo de la Reforma, giving fans a public display of his car on one of the capital's most famous avenues. The milestone makes the Guadalajara-born driver one of the most experienced Mexican racers in the sport's history.
- 2SUNY Geneseo women's tennis clinches Empire 8 regular season title on Senior Day●SUNY Geneseo Celebrates Senior Day By Clinching Regular Season Title and Top Seed For Empire 8 Women's Tennis Tournament
SUNY Geneseo's women's tennis team marked Senior Day by clinching the Empire 8 regular season title and the top seed for the conference tournament. The Knights will enter the Empire 8 Women's Tennis Tournament as the number one seed after securing the regular season crown, giving the program momentum heading into the postseason.
- 3Korea Space Agency Chief Oh Tae-seok to Overhaul Organization●Space Agency Chief Oh Tae-seok Plans Organizational Overhaul After 8 Months in Office
Oh Tae-seok, head of the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA), is planning a major organizational overhaul eight months after taking office. The restructuring is expected to reshape how the young agency organizes its work on space policy and development. Details of which units or priorities will change have not yet been announced, and reaction is so far limited to initial reporting.
- 4Kyiv and Seoul: allies with a diplomatic rift over North Korea●Kyiv and Seoul share concerns over Pyongyang’s role in the Ukraine war. So why the diplomatic rift?
Ukraine and South Korea both oppose North Korea's involvement in the war against Ukraine, including Pyongyang's reported troop deployments and weapons supplies to Russia. Despite this shared position, a diplomatic rift has opened between Kyiv and Seoul. The tension is drawing attention as both capitals weigh how closely to align while the war and Korean Peninsula security concerns intersect.
- 5Congress Sends Common Cents Act to Trump as Penny Phaseout Advances●Congress Sends Common Cents Act to Trump as Businesses Adjust to Penny Phaseout
Congress has passed the Common Cents Act, sending it to President Trump for signature as American businesses continue adjusting to the phaseout of the penny. The legislation addresses the future of the one-cent coin amid rising production costs and changing payment habits, with retailers adapting pricing and cash-handling practices ahead of its formal retirement.