Yona Sahar, 27, founded Locksmith Girl of NYC after spending $7,000 on tools and two years learning the trade — despite having never held a screwdriver before. She now runs her own business in New York City, working around the clock. Her story is an example of a career pivot and building a business entirely from scratch.
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Jude Bellingham, coming off the bench in the World Cup third-place match, was set to take a penalty but chose to hand the ball to Bukayo Saka, giving him the chance to complete a hat-trick. The gesture was widely praised as a fine example of sportsmanship and team spirit.
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Scientists have confirmed the existence of an atmosphere around the rocky exoplanet LHS 1140 b, which orbits within the habitable zone of its star. This makes it the first object outside our Solar System observed to meet both key conditions for potential life. The discovery is considered a breakthrough, as LHS 1140 b is the most Earth-like exoplanet ever found.
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Italy's programme selling homes for a symbolic €1 attracts buyers from around the world, but the reality is far more costly than it appears. Purchasing the property is just the beginning — owners face substantial renovation expenses, complex bureaucratic hurdles and new legal obligations. Experts warn that the total costs can run into tens of thousands of euros.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested Saturday by US marshals in Miami. The arrest stems from a British extradition request; the brothers face 59 charges in the UK including rape, sex trafficking, assault, tax evasion and money laundering.
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A team led by Morris Alper at the University of Miami has developed an AI system that constructs new languages step by step — from phonetics and word formation through to syntax. The system repurposes the structural knowledge large language models gain from natural language training to generate entirely new, internally consistent languages.
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Creatine is one of the most popular supplements among physically active people, but research suggests its benefits extend beyond sport — it also supports cognitive function and may be useful for older adults. Regular creatine intake aids muscle recovery, strength and endurance, and its use is considered safe at recommended doses.
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Israeli historian Omer Bartov has stated that Israel committed genocide in the Gaza Strip following the October 7, 2023 attacks. He concluded that Zionism as an official state ideology justifies genocide and must be rejected. Bartov called on the United States and Europe to impose sanctions on Israel.
In the "Bez Doktryny" podcast, analysts Marek Magierowski and Zbigniew Parafianowicz discuss whether Putin would risk a direct confrontation with NATO. They describe the Russian leader as having a "gambler's mentality" capable of irrational risk-taking despite Russia lacking adequate military resources. The analysts also explore scenarios of Russia without Putin and the Kremlin's plan to use controlled escalation to rehabilitate its image.
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The EU ban on destroying unsold clothing has entered into force, but Poland has yet to pass national implementing legislation that would include penalties for violations. The Ministry of Development insists businesses must comply with the new EU rules even in the absence of domestic sanctions. The situation raises questions about the effective enforceability of the law in Poland.
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A severe hailstorm struck Milan on Saturday evening, forcing organisers to halt a concert by Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny. Some concertgoers were injured during the event, and all attendees were evacuated. It is the latest weather incident to disrupt a major music event in Europe.
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Award-winning entomologist and evolutionary biologist Dino Martins, known for his pollinator research, has written a new book defending parasites and other gruesome creatures. Raised in biodiversity-rich western Kenya, Martins was fascinated from childhood by dung beetles, safari ants and bees pollinating endangered African violets. His book argues that even the most repulsive organisms play vital roles in nature.
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American outdoor footwear brand Merrell has teamed up with Australian creative and streetwear label Perks and Mini (P.A.M.). The collaboration reimagines two well-known Merrell silhouettes from the brand's catalogue. The project reflects the growing trend of blurring the line between technical trail footwear and everyday urban fashion.
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The Zcash project has launched a new node client called Zakura, designed to push the network's throughput from roughly one private transaction per second to 50,000 per second – comparable to Visa's payment network. It is the first live component of a broader roadmap to scale Zcash to payment-network size. The goal is to deliver mass-scale transaction privacy.
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In the early 20th century, Austrian paediatrician Ernst Moro developed a simple carrot soup that effectively combated diarrhoea in young children. At the time, diarrhoea was a leading cause of infant death due to rapid dehydration. Moro's soup helped significantly reduce child mortality rates.
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Ahead of the release of Lies of P: Complete Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop next month, early previews describe the game as an enjoyable experience on the platform. However, reviewers noted issues with the quality graphics mode and confirmed a day-one patch will be released to address performance problems. The full release is scheduled for next month.
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The Golf GTI Edition 50 is Volkswagen's anniversary hot-hatch celebrating 50 years of the GTI nameplate. The reviewer rates it as the best modern Golf driven to date, saying it far exceeds expectations for a fast compact. The car impresses with its driving dynamics and character, standing out in the crowded C-segment.
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Spanish World Cup 2010 winner Joan Capdevila raised the alarm on Friday that he was unable to enter the United States and appealed to Donald Trump for help. According to the New York Post, Capdevila has since been granted special permission to enter the country and is set to attend the World Cup final. The reason for his initial entry ban was not disclosed.
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Israel's environment minister reclassified crocodiles, clearing the way for their use as a security measure. Far-right Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly wants the animals to surround a prison holding Hamas militants to prevent escapes.
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Researchers developed a technique for painting electronics directly onto animal skin. In one experiment, sensors applied to a shark's skin allowed scientists to monitor the animal's cardiac activity without conventional instruments.
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Olomouc is a Moravian city with a remarkable history — it was the site of the murder of a king of Bohemia and Poland, and its prison once held both Lafayette and Hugo Kołłątaj. The city served for centuries as a cultural and political centre of the region, with surprising ties to broader European history.
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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan announced new laws that would give the state tribunal VCAT the power to order social media and AI platforms to identify anonymous users accused of online vilification. The reforms are aimed at protecting children and families from online abuse. This forms part of a broader package of social media reforms in Australia.
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