Add FlashFeed to your home screen
Tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen”
A UK court has given the green light to a £3 billion class-action lawsuit against Apple on behalf of millions of iCloud users. The case alleges that Apple engaged in anti-competitive practices in the cloud storage market. Apple has denied the accusations, arguing that customers have access to a wide range of third-party storage alternatives.
Kylian Mbappé has reached 100 caps for France while scoring 16 goals in just 16 World Cup matches. Commentators are increasingly labelling him "Mr World Cup," arguing the tournament seems tailor-made for the French star's style and ambitions.
A new report projects that artificial intelligence could grow Poland's GDP by up to 12% over the next decade, though it would simultaneously reduce tax revenues. In other news, the United States has suspended sanctions on Iranian oil, and Poland's Central Communication Port (CPK) plans to raise the new airport's capacity to 44 million passengers per year.
The Trump administration spent $14.7 million painting Washington's Reflecting Pool "American flag blue" ahead of the US 250th anniversary celebrations. Within weeks, the paint began peeling and algae turned the water green. Trump has threatened prison for anyone who "vandalises" the pool, even as the deterioration stems from the renovation itself rather than any act of vandalism.
Oklahoma claimed the Men's College World Series title Monday night, defeating North Carolina in the winner-take-all Game 3 for their first championship since 1994. Relief pitcher LJ Mercurius delivered another clutch bullpen performance to seal the victory. North Carolina's uncharacteristic pitching struggles proved decisive in the loss.
Poland's tax authority is increasingly using simplified, remote audit procedures instead of traditional on-site inspections, launching 19 new procedures per minute. The remote verification method is proving highly effective at catching irregularities. Most entrepreneurs surveyed give positive ratings to the relatively new approach, despite its growing reach and intensity.
Google is pushing its Gemini AI assistant onto Android devices without explicit user consent. Regulatory relief appears to be on the way, likely in the form of EU rules aimed at curbing manufacturers' ability to force-install applications. The source does not specify the exact regulations or their timeline, but frames the development as a response to user complaints about unwanted software.
Research shows that an infant's body position — whether lying on their back, tummy, or sitting up — significantly affects how they perceive and explore the world around them. Different postures provide babies with distinct sensory perspectives and learning opportunities. The findings suggest that caregivers should vary infant positioning to support healthy cognitive and physical development.
The United States has waived oil sanctions on Iran, allowing Tehran to export crude oil priced in US dollars for the first time in decades. The move comes amid ongoing US-Iran diplomatic talks, even as Tehran disputes claims made by Vice President JD Vance regarding nuclear inspections. The waiver marks a significant shift in American policy toward Iran's energy sector.
A journalist tested whether it's possible to survive a full day in Los Angeles on the equivalent of 100 Polish zloty (roughly 25 USD) — and it worked, just barely. The city's stark contrasts were impossible to ignore: luxury cars worth as much as Polish apartments parked next to encampments of thousands of homeless people. The writer succeeded but said he had no desire to repeat the experience.
Iraqi fans in Philadelphia expressed pride and joy after their team's FIFA World Cup match against France, despite the loss. Kylian Mbappé and France proved too strong for Iraq, but supporters said they were simply thrilled to see their country competing at the World Cup. The match was played amid stormy weather, which did not dampen the fans' spirits.
Three students were killed and seven others wounded in a school shooting in the central Philippines, a rare occurrence in the country. Authorities have opened an investigation, with bullying being examined as a possible motive behind the attack. The Philippines has strict gun laws, making school shootings extremely uncommon there.
The Blu-ray format celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. Once seen as a symbol of the film industry's greed, it has become a refuge for movie lovers tired of VOD subscriptions and ever-changing streaming libraries. The physical disc is experiencing a renaissance among collectors and cinephiles.
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C. has turned green with algae following a renovation ordered by the Trump administration. CNN reported that high phosphate levels triggered a significant algae bloom at the landmark. Jon Stewart mocked the situation on "The Daily Show," quipping: "Did they replace the water with Mountain Dew?"
Argentina defeated Austria 2–0 in their second group-stage match at the 2026 World Cup. Lionel Messi scored both goals, despite earlier missing a penalty kick. Former manager Juergen Klopp was among the first to congratulate him after the final whistle.
France beat Iraq 3–0 in a 2026 World Cup group-stage match played in Philadelphia. Kylian Mbappé was the standout performer, with global media describing him as "a thunderstorm." The game was played in poor weather conditions, but it did not prevent France from cruising to a comfortable victory.
A quiet revolution in satellite navigation is under way in orbit — a new GPS standard is designed to let smartphones determine their position far more efficiently, resulting in meaningfully lower battery drain. The technology is being developed by chip manufacturers and satellite constellation operators. The source does not specify the exact energy savings or a release timeline.
Hungarian opposition politician Peter Magyar of the TISZA party has announced his goal of replacing President Tamas Sulyok before 20 August — Hungary's St Stephen's Day national holiday. Sulyok was chosen by Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party and has three years left in his term. To cut that term short, TISZA would need to amend the Hungarian constitution.
A decade after Brexit, the majority of Britain's seasonal agricultural workers come from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and other Central Asian countries. Agricultural leaders warn that without these workers, many farms would simply fail. Brexit cut off access to cheap EU labour, forcing British farmers to recruit from far further afield.
Polish athlete Zuzanna Wielgos competed in five European Youth Championship tournaments between 2022 and 2026, returning with a medal almost every time. In Cluj-Napoca she reached the podium twice. This autumn she will compete at the individual European Championships in Ljubljana.
Alicja returned to work 16 weeks after giving birth while her husband stayed home to care for their child. After nearly six months, her husband returned to work only to be told by his female managers that they "didn't hire a man to sit at home with children." The story is part of a broader trend of Polish fathers choosing parental leave, despite frequent pushback from employers.
Enjoying FlashFeed?
Thanks! 🙌
Comments
No comments yet — be the first to weigh in 👇
No comments yet. Be the first!