US Jobless Benefits Rise Amid Historically Low Layoffs

US applications for jobless benefits rose last week, increasing to 235,000, but layoffs remain at historically low levels. The Labor Department reported a slight increase in new jobless claims, surpassing economists’ forecast of 229,000. The number of jobs added by US employers in July was also lower than expected, with just 73,000 new jobs created. … Read more

Expert Picks for 2025 College Football Season

College football is back, and with it comes a plethora of exciting matchups and intriguing betting opportunities. In our expert picks, we’ll be sharing our predictions for some of the biggest games of the season. First up, Clemson takes on LSU in Week 1. With Clemson’s loaded offense led by QB Cade Klubnik, they’re expected … Read more

Putin-Zelenskyy Meeting Hinges on Russia’s Demands for Involvement

US President Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has raised questions about the path forward in peace negotiations. The three leaders met at the White House, where Trump expressed optimism about reaching a deal. Trump committed to providing security guarantees for Ukraine and proposed a bilateral meeting between … Read more

Overcrowding and Climate Change Threaten Southern Europe’s Tourist Economies

Europe’s tourist economies are facing a double threat from hotter summers and overcrowding. Climate change is creating a vicious cycle that’s putting pressure on the region’s already strained tourism industry. Ibiza, a popular Spanish island, is feeling the strain. The Montesol hotel, built in 1933, has hosted celebrities like Hollywood stars and music giants over … Read more

West Nile Virus Spotted in South Louisiana Mosquitoes

A warning has been issued for residents of South Louisiana after several mosquito samples tested positive for West Nile Virus. The LSU Disease Diagnostic Lab received 26 mosquito samples, with three confirmed to have the virus. Health officials are taking steps to mitigate the threat, including nighttime spray truck operations and larviciding treatments. Spraying will … Read more

Yahoo’s Privacy Notice and Cookie Settings

Yahoo is part of a group of popular brands, including Yahoo, AOL, Engadget, In The Know, and Makers. To manage your online experience with these sites and apps, you can adjust your cookie settings and data usage preferences. You have the option to reject all cookies and personal data for additional purposes by clicking ‘Reject … Read more

5 New Xbox Game Pass Titles Announced at Gamescom

Today’s Gamescom Opening Night Live event revealed five new Xbox Game Pass titles. The upcoming first-party releases include Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Ninja Gaiden 4, both launching in late 2025, while the sci-fi horror game ROUTINE is set to release in late 2025 as well. Moonlighter 2 was also announced, with early … Read more

US Slaps Sanctions on ICC Officials Over Israel and US Issues

The US has sanctioned four International Criminal Court (ICC) officials in response to their alleged threats against Americans and Israelis. The sanctions, imposed under Executive Order 14203, target Judge Kimberly Prost, Judge Nicolas Yann Guilloo, Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan, and Deputy Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang. The ICC has been accused of overstepping its authority … Read more

“Cartoon Criticisms Target Trump Administration”

The popular animated TV series “South Park” has taken aim at the federal takeover of Washington, D.C.’s police department in its latest episode. The show’s creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, are known for their bold satire targeting politicians and public figures. In the latest episode, a promo clip released by Comedy Central depicts the … Read more