A 40-year-old New York man has been charged with hate crimes following a confrontation with "Today" show host Craig Melvin at NBC's Manhattan studio. Details of the exact incident have not been fully disclosed in the available information.
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South Africa defeated Wales 43-0 in Durban in a Nations Championship match, scoring seven tries. Wales failed to register a single point in yet another meeting with the Springboks. Despite numerous errors from the hosts, Wales could not capitalise on any opportunity.
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Teakhouse Financial co-founder Adrian Cachinero argues that digitally-native generations may rely far less on traditional banks than previous ones. Binance reports that younger users are already driving cryptocurrency adoption in emerging markets. Industry executives see crypto as an increasingly viable alternative to conventional banking for the next generation.
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According to leaker Mystic Leaks, the Google Pixel 11a will feature a flagship-grade Tensor G6 processor rather than an older chip. The Pixel 10a disappointed fans by shipping with the previous-generation Tensor G4, while the Pixel 10 and 10 Pro use the Tensor G5. A return to a current flagship chip would mark a significant improvement for Google's mid-range Pixel a lineup.
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Air quality is improving in the northeastern United States, but wildfire smoke continues to hang over the Midwest, keeping conditions unhealthy for millions of residents. The smoke is shifting direction as wind patterns change. President Trump has demanded an explanation from Canada over fires burning on the Canadian side of the border.
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The cast and creator of "The Westies" — including J.K. Simmons, Tom Brittney and Titus Welliver — discuss bringing the infamous Irish-American gang from 1980s Hell's Kitchen to television. Showrunner Chris Brancato describes balancing real history with dramatic storytelling in recreating the notorious criminal gang's world.
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An elderly woman who inherits money in her 80s could face higher taxes on her Social Security benefits and increased Medicare premiums if the inheritance pushes her income above certain thresholds. Social Security benefits can become partially taxable, and Medicare uses the IRMAA system to raise premiums for higher-income beneficiaries. Financial advisers recommend planning ahead to minimise the tax impact of an inheritance.
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Epic Games announced that starting July 30, Fortnite creators will be able to publish experiences featuring AI-powered characters. At launch, 36 characters with "consistent voices and personas" will be available, including Fortnite staples such as Agent Jones, to be used as NPCs. The move is part of Epic's broader push to integrate AI into its creative ecosystem.
US forces struck Iran for a seventh consecutive night, damaging bridges and a water desalination plant, according to reports backed by visible damage footage. The sustained campaign marks a significant escalation in direct military action between the United States and Iran.
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Kuro Games has announced an anime adaptation of its popular gacha action-RPG Wuthering Waves. The project will be the first release under the newly established Kuro Onroad banner, a dedicated animation studio created by the developer to handle future animation projects.
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Italian beach resorts have declared war on homemade food, with beach wardens now officially warning tourists who bring their own sandwiches. Authorities are monitoring beachgoers and handing out formal warnings to those caught eating home-prepared food. The move is aimed at protecting local restaurants and beach bars from losing business to self-catering visitors.
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Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton say they can challenge for podium finishes at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Ferrari duo will start from fourth and fifth on the grid. Both drivers remain optimistic despite their unfavourable starting positions.
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Ripe tomatoes can be easily peeled by brief blanching: score a cross on the base, submerge in boiling water for 30–60 seconds, then transfer immediately to ice-cold water. Over-blanching breaks down the flesh and leaches out nutrients, so timing and rapid cooling are essential. Tomatoes prepared this way keep their firmness and most of their vitamins, making them ideal for sauces and preserves.
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Indian start-up Skyroot Aerospace became the first private company from India to place a rocket in orbit, launching the Vikram-1 to an altitude of 450 km. India thus joined the United States and China as the third country capable of conducting private spaceflights. The news was reported by Reuters.
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A new study suggests that popular GLP-1 medications — semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound) — may be linked to an increased risk of a rare eye disease that can sometimes cause sudden vision loss. Researchers stress that the overall risk remains small. The drugs are widely prescribed for type 2 diabetes and obesity treatment.
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Before Nike and Adidas took over NBA courts, Converse dominated professional basketball, with nearly every player wearing the brand's iconic star-logo shoes. One specific 1970s silhouette became a lasting classic. Converse is now reviving that legendary shape in an exaggerated, oversized modern version that the author says she would happily wear off the court too.
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Lando Norris delivered what he described as one of his best qualifying laps to claim third place at the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa-Francorchamps. However, a grid penalty will demote him to 13th place on the starting grid for race day. Norris was clearly pleased with the lap itself despite the penalty's impact on his starting position.
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Two US troops were killed and one remains missing following an Iranian attack in Jordan. Jordan confirmed that its air defences intercepted 10 Iranian missiles fired into its airspace overnight Friday into Saturday. The incident marks one of the most serious attacks on US military personnel in the region in recent months.
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In the US, yellow speed limit signs are advisory rather than legally enforceable, unlike the standard black-and-white regulatory signs. Advisory signs typically appear before sharp curves or other hazards, recommending a safe speed for that specific section of road. Drivers who exceed the posted advisory speed are not breaking the law, but may be driving unsafely. Black-and-white signs, by contrast, carry the force of law.
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Nearly 200 wildfires continue to burn across Ontario, Canada, devastating large swaths of the province. Smoke from the fires is drifting across parts of Canada and into US cities, raising air quality concerns on both sides of the border. Firefighting efforts are ongoing as authorities warn residents about hazardous air conditions.
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The Ford Maverick compact pickup is praised as the ideal first car, combining versatility, safety and everyday practicality. It seats five, features a useful truck bed, and performs well in safety ratings. Used examples are becoming increasingly affordable, making it an attractive option for young or first-time buyers.
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ZA/UM, the studio behind Disco Elysium, has laid off up to 32 employees just two months after the launch of its latest game, Zero Parades. The cuts represent a significant portion of the studio's workforce and follow a broader trend of layoffs across the video game industry. No official reason for the redundancies has been stated.
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