- Ukrainian special forces deliver KFC to frontline troops using drone
- Mainstream LLMs cite EU-sanctioned pro-Russian propaganda narratives
- Mass shooting at Seattle Center leaves two dead and several injured
- Russia and Ukraine exchange attacks, resulting in 10 fatalities, including a child in Chernihiv
- Man charged after driving motorhome onto Abbotsford airport runway
- Pentagon reports four service members killed in Iran conflict operations
- Iran threatens retaliation against Zelensky following strike on tanker
- Berlin attack targets LGBTQ+ event, killing one and injuring several others
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Hungary’s 1,000‑year‑old Pannonhalma Archabbey is scrambling to disinfect and preserve tens of thousands of historic books from a destructive beetle infestation that could wipe out centuries of history. What do you think? “What books did they eat? I’m looking for recommendations.” Elliott Wege, Remote Programmer “I have a bunch of old Nora Roberts books I’m trying to unload, if the beetles are interested.” Becca Moen, Crossword Analyst “Nothing beats that old book taste.” Josh Donsel, Geode Curator
The Bear just scored 13 nominations at this year’s Emmy Awards, largely in the comedy categories that it has lately dominated in spite of its serious tone and subject matter. After all, as Chef Charlie Kelly would say, cooking is no laughing matter. Ever since The Bear broke out and became FX’s other massively successful comedy in 2022, fans of other Emmy-nominated comedy shows (as well as some unjustly un-nominated ones) have bristled at how the most prestigious and snobbish industry awards organisations lump The Bear in with silly, funny sitcoms that don’t stand a chance. Cooking Is The Most Serious…
Cliff Notes – Trump revokes funds for California’s high-speed rail project US President Donald Trump has announced the withdrawal of $4 billion in federal funding for California’s high-speed rail, branding it an unnecessary “scam” and a waste of taxpayer money. California officials have condemned the move as unlawful, asserting the state will explore all legal options to contest the funding cancellation. Despite the setback, California High-Speed Rail Authority claims the project is advancing, with 171 miles under construction and significant employment generated. Trump revokes funds for California’s high-speed rail calling it a scam Trump revokes funds for California’s high-speed rail…
Cliff Notes A 14-year-old boy died after being struck by a car on the A76 in East Ayrshire on Wednesday evening. The male driver of the vehicle and his passengers received medical attention but were not hospitalised. Boy, 14, dies after being struck by car at bridge over Cessnock Water in East Ayrshire | UK News A 14-year-old boy has died after being struck by a car in East Ayrshire. Emergency crews were called to the A76 at the bridge over Cessnock Water, near Hurlford, at about 5.10pm on Wednesday. Police Scotland said the teenager was pronounced dead at the…
Cliff Notes:- Lucy Bronze explains ‘proper England’ mantra Lucy Bronze emphasises that the “proper England” mentality reflects the team’s ability to win matches through various means, highlighting their evolution as a squad. Manager Sarina Wiegman notes that this ethos encompasses both tactics and team behaviours, aiming to maximise their chances of victory against Sweden in the quarterfinal. Euro 2025: Lucy Bronze explains ‘proper England’ mantra Lucy Bronze is adamant the “proper England” mantra within the team underlines how this is a group that can find a way to win a match “by any means possible.” England play Sweden in Zurich…
Cliff Notes – BBC confirms Two Doors Down is returning 2 years after show was cancelled The beloved Scottish sitcom Two Doors Down will return for a Christmas special in 2025, despite the passing of its creator Simon Carlyle in 2023. The series, which originally aired in 2013 and concluded in December 2023, has garnered multiple awards and a loyal audience over its seven-season run. The new episode will feature the original cast and is set to celebrate Christmas at the home of characters Beth and Eric, promising the show’s signature blend of humour and relatable family dynamics. BBC confirms…
Cliff Notes:- Could predict 10-year heart attack and stroke risk? A routine eye scan could predict an individual’s risk of heart attack or stroke within the next decade, with 70% accuracy, according to a study using AI technology. The quick, one-minute test may complement existing health checks for blood pressure and cholesterol, enabling earlier interventions. Experts urge further research to validate the findings and explore the practical integration of retinal scans into clinical practices for better cardiovascular risk management. Routine eye scan ‘could predict 10-year heart attack and stroke risk’, University of Dundee study suggests | UK News A scan…
Cliff Notes – Criticism over Jeffrey Epstein files Trump labelled his supporters as “weaklings” while defending his administration’s management of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, who died in prison in 2019. The FBI and Justice Department reported that there is no incriminating client list linked to Epstein and confirmed he committed suicide, despite widespread conspiracy theories. Outrage among Trump supporters has intensified, particularly towards attorney general Pam Bondi, while some prominent figures, including Alex Jones, have expressed their disapproval of Trump’s stance. Trump hits out at ‘weakling’ supporters after criticism over Jeffrey Epstein files | US News Donald Trump has…
Cliff Notes – Rashford does not deserve Barcelona ‘step up’ Teddy Sheringham criticises Marcus Rashford’s desire to leave Manchester United for Barcelona, deeming it “soul-destroying” and undeserved. Rashford, who has spent a decade at United, has handed in a transfer request after a loan spell at Aston Villa, where he performed well but missed a permanent move. Sheringham: Rashford does not deserve Barcelona ‘step up’ Manchester United legend Teddy Sheringham believes Marcus Rashford does not deserve the “step up” to Barcelona as he looks to depart Old Trafford. Rashford has spent a decade at United, scoring 138 goals in 426…
Cliff Notes – Naga Munchetty ‘set to quit BBC Breakfast following bullying allegations’ Naga Munchetty is reportedly in discussions to leave BBC Breakfast for LBC amid ongoing bullying allegations linked to the programme. An internal investigation into bullying claims has been initiated, with the BBC reviewing the culture of the morning show. Munchetty’s salary has been revealed to be between £355,000 and £359,000, as she faces pressure from external factors affecting her role at the BBC. Naga Munchetty ‘set to quit BBC Breakfast following bullying allegations’ Naga Munchetty is reportedly in talks to leave the BBC (Picture: Rex) Naga Munchetty…
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