Experts are warning that built-in vehicle tracking systems are not an effective tool for recovering stolen cars. Kia told the BBC that UK law prevents its location tracking function from being used to live-track vehicles. Car owners are advised not to rely on factory-fitted trackers as a safeguard against theft.
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Choosing a suitcase involves more than just size and looks — material, wheel type, locks and intended use all matter. For air travel, airline weight and dimension limits are key considerations, while family trips demand capacity and durability. A well-matched bag can significantly improve the overall travel experience.
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A new drug from Roche has set a new standard of care for KRAS-driven lung cancer, one of the most common and hard-to-treat mutations in oncology. KRAS was long considered an "undruggable" target. The full findings are reported by STAT News behind its STAT+ paywall.
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The Armani Group and the Armani family have stated they did not authorise and will not participate in the planned biopic "Armani: The King of Fashion," produced by Andrea Iervolino and directed by Bille August. The statement was issued in direct response to the project's announcement. The film aims to chronicle the life of the late fashion designer Giorgio Armani.
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Atlus is bringing the female protagonist from Persona 3 Portable to the mobile title Persona 5: The Phantom X as a crossover collaboration. The character was notably absent from the 2024 remake Persona 3 Reload, making her one of the most requested additions by fans. Her inclusion in the mobile game marks the first time she appears in a modern Persona title.
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Three major blockchain networks — Ethereum, Solana and Cardano — are set to undergo significant protocol upgrades (hard forks) in the second half of 2025. The industry's focus is increasingly shifting from token price speculation to strengthening underlying protocol fundamentals. The upgrades aim to improve scalability, security and network efficiency.
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iOS 27 marks a notable departure from Apple's usual approach, with many new features exclusive to iPhone 16 and newer models. Users on iPhone 15 or older will miss out on a significant portion of the update's headline additions. This makes iOS 27 one of Apple's strongest arguments in years for upgrading to a new device.
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Tauron Wytwarzanie has signed a contract with Italy's ANSALDO Energia for the turbine island of a planned 600 MWe peak gas-fired unit in Jaworzno. The deal also includes a long-term service agreement. The investment is intended to strengthen Poland's energy security and reduce the risk of blackouts.
Polish actress Magdalena Lamparska shared a photo on InstaStories showing her in an "icy blue" bikini by the water. The pale blue shade has become one of the most fashionable beach colours of summer 2025, popular among celebrities. It is seen as a subtle, cool alternative to bolder summer hues.
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The Dutch and British governments have issued formal apologies for their roles in forced adoption programmes. In the Netherlands alone, more than 15,000 children were separated from their mothers between 1956 and 1984, an official report found caused "great sorrow and anger." The apologies mark a formal acknowledgement of state responsibility for the harm done to mothers and families.
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A CSIS report estimates Russia has suffered approximately 1.4 million casualties — killed, wounded and missing — since launching its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. At roughly 70 metres per day on the most active front sections, Russia's rate of advance is among the slowest recorded in any war over the past century. Analysts also highlight Ukraine's growing advantage in drone technology.
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Mary Daly, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, said at a Bank of Spain event in Santander that inflation should begin to slow. However, she cautioned that the broader economic outlook remains uncertain. The Fed is closely monitoring conditions ahead of any potential interest rate decisions.
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Dakar Development Stal Rzeszów has begun assembling its squad for the upcoming speedway season. According to inside sources, Josh Pickering, Oskar Fajfer and Rasmus Jensen will all stay at the club. Rzeszów also has a wish list of additional riders it is looking to sign, with significant funds reportedly on the table.
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Hyundai recorded its best-ever half-year of sales, with one-third of vehicles sold being electrified models, primarily hybrids. The South Korean automaker is benefiting from strong demand for hybrid alternatives as consumers remain cautious about fully electric vehicles.
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Jordan Mechner, creator of the 1989 game Prince of Persia, is releasing a new graphic novel titled "Liberty" timed to America's 250th anniversary on July 4th. The project tells the story of the United States' fight for independence, blending Mechner's research-driven approach with cinematic adventure storytelling. Pages from the book have been revealed ahead of publication.
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A new ranking of the best psychology degree programmes at Polish universities has been published, aimed at helping prospective students choose the right institution. The ranking evaluates factors such as teaching quality, academic staff and development opportunities. It is intended to clear up doubts about which universities offer the strongest psychology education.
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In-N-Out Burger, the beloved West Coast fast-food chain, has announced plans to open six new restaurants across five US states. The company currently operates more than 430 locations nationwide. No specific states or opening dates were named in the announcement.
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Historian and podcaster Dan Carlin, speaking with Kmele Foster, analyses signs of societal collapse in the United States, drawing a parallel between today's information flood and the photocopied flyers on windshields of the 1980s. He argues the US Constitution was designed to prevent tyranny rather than ensure efficiency, and that Congress has ceded too much executive power by refusing to formally declare war for decades. Carlin believes the erosion of shared factual reality is making civilised public discourse increasingly impossible.
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Medical experts stress that post-operative pain must be treated effectively to prevent it from developing into chronic pain, which is far harder to manage. Early and adequate pain relief after surgery is critical for patients' long-term wellbeing. Specialists are calling for a shift in clinical approaches to post-operative pain management.
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An international rescue team pulled 43-year-old Hernán Alberto Gil Flores alive from the rubble of a collapsed shopping centre in La Guaira, Venezuela, eight days after back-to-back earthquakes struck the coastal region. Rescuers made contact with the survivor over the weekend and supplied him with water and liquid nutrients through a narrow shaft during the complex operation. The earthquakes devastated the area, causing widespread destruction.
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Capcom has announced that Onimusha: Way of the Sword will now launch on September 4, three weeks ahead of its originally planned release date of September 25. The title marks the return of the iconic samurai action series after a long hiatus. The earlier release date applies to the upcoming console and PC version.
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Jamf Threat Labs discovered a ClickFix-style malware attack spreading through a sponsored ad on X (formerly Twitter). The ad originated from a well-known account and directed users to a malicious domain disguised as a popular Mac application. The attack specifically targets macOS users and highlights the risk of clicking on sponsored content in social media feeds.
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