Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma was involved in a disturbing incident during their 4-2 win over Monaco, but he showed remarkable class after the match. In the first half, Donnarumma suffered an injury to his face when it collided with Monaco’s full-back Wilfried Singo. The Italian player was forced off the field and required … Read more
Israel is seeking the release of 34 hostages as part of a proposed 42-day cease-fire agreement with Hamas. CIA chief William Burns has arrived in Qatar to facilitate negotiations between the two sides, but progress is still uncertain. According to an Israeli source, gaps in talks can be bridged, but a final decision rests with … Read more
Google has released its second developer preview of Android 16, building on the first one that arrived in November. The latest version, code-named DP2, focuses on backend tweaks to enhance the app experience, improve battery life, and boost performance while minimizing incompatibilities. Key features of Android 16 DP2 include: * New controls over device haptics … Read more
The future of Northern Ireland-based shipbuilder Harland and Wolff appears secure after Spain’s state-owned business Navantia agreed to buy the company. The purchase is subject to regulatory approval and will safeguard 1,000 jobs at Harland and Wolff’s four shipyards in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. As a subcontractor on a major Royal Navy contract, the … Read more
Alec Baldwin is moving forward with seeking justice for the 2021 Rust on-set shooting that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Despite an involuntary manslaughter case being dismissed in July, he says there’s another phase coming in the next couple of months to expose what really happened on set. Baldwin expressed his frustration with the press, stating … Read more
A federal court ruling allows Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia to play another season despite his time in junior college, impacting the NCAA’s eligibility rules. The decision could lead to further challenges on college athletics and affect other student-athletes. Pavia sued the NCAA over its rule that seasons in junior college count toward an athlete’s eligibility, … Read more
Russia’s security service has detained a suspect in the bombing that killed senior Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, who was outside his Moscow apartment building. The bomb, hidden on an electric scooter, was detonated when Kirillov left the building. Ukraine’s security service claimed responsibility for the attack and accused Kirillov of directing the use of banned … Read more
El Salvador’s economy remains on shaky ground despite significant progress in reducing gang violence, which has boosted its Bitcoin holdings and made President Nayib Bukele a popular leader worldwide. The country’s recent security crackdown led to the arrest or killing of nearly all gang members operating in the Balsamo mountain range, where coffee growers previously … Read more
Coach Jake Dickert has coached his final football game at Washington State University (WSU) after accepting the head coaching job at Wake Forest. Dickert, 41, had a 23-20 record in three full seasons at WSU and led the Cougars to an 8-4 record this year, their first eight-win season since 2018. Dickert will be replaced … Read more
A report by the North American Electric Reliability Corp (NERC) warns that more than half of North America is at risk of energy shortfalls in the next five to 10 years. The forecast, released on Tuesday, points to a surge in electricity demand driven by data centers, electrification, and industrial growth, which threatens resource adequacy. … Read more