South Korean pitcher Go Woo-suk's 10-game suspension for an illegal substance in his glove was reduced to eight games after an appeal through the players' union. This marks the first successful reduction of such a ban, according to his agency.
Rallies for and against transgender participation in women's sports occurred at the Indiana Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx game, following Fever guard Sophie Cunningham's recent comments. Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve wore a 'Trans kids belong' shirt, while Cunningham was booed by some fans.
Litteraturfestivalen Sakli(g)t på Österlen samlar hundratals för att diskutera aktuell sakprosa med temat minne. Författare som Peter Englund och Lea Ypi delar insikter om minnets opålitlighet och fackbokens roll i att hantera verkligheten.
As federal student loan limits tighten, states are expanding their own loan offerings. Consumer advocates warn these state-backed loans function more like private credit products, carrying varying interest rates, credit score requirements, and fewer federal protections, urging borrowers to proceed with caution.
Donald Trump dismissed reports blaming Iran for cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, instead criticizing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. This contradicts US officials and investigators who suspect Iran-linked activity, while federal agencies continue investigations into similar incidents across multiple US states.
Michigan reported cyberattacks on nine water systems, following similar breaches on 30 sites in Minnesota. The FBI is investigating, with advisories warning of Iranian hackers targeting water infrastructure. Systems remained operational despite the incidents.
A U.S. District Judge ruled that Minnesota's ban on apps allowing users to "nudify" images can take effect on August 1, despite a lawsuit from xAI. The judge cited xAI's delay in filing for a temporary restraining order, allowing the law to proceed while the suit continues.
Michigan and Minnesota reported cyberattacks on multiple water systems, with nine impacted in Michigan and over 30 in Minnesota. Authorities are investigating, with federal warnings pointing to Iranian hackers. Officials confirmed all systems operated safely, with no known public health concerns.
Minnesota has enacted a law prohibiting virtual currency kiosks, effective August 1, following Governor Tim Walz's signing of SF 3868 in May. The ban aims to curb scams, which caused residents $1 million in losses from 2023-2025, disproportionately targeting seniors.
Michigan confirmed nine water systems were impacted by cyberattacks, following similar incidents in Minnesota affecting over 30 systems. Officials assure safety, but some localized disruptions occurred. The FBI is investigating, with warnings about Iranian hackers.
The FBI, EPA, and CISA suspect Iran is behind cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, which are spreading to other states. Donald Trump, however, denies Iranian involvement and blames Governor Tim Walz for the incidents.
ABD'de en az yedi eyaletteki içme suyu ve atık su tesisleri siber saldırılara uğradı. FBI ve EPA, kritik sistemlerin internetten ayrılması uyarısı yaparken, Minnesota'da 30'dan fazla tesisin hedef alındığı ve saldırıların İran bağlantılı olabileceği belirtildi.
US President Donald Trump rejected claims that Iran was behind cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, blaming the state's Democratic leadership for incompetence. Governor Tim Walz countered, accusing Trump of politicizing national security and ignoring intelligence, while federal investigators continue to probe the Iran link.
xAI, Elon Musk's AI company, sued Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison to block the state's new law (HF 1606) targeting AI 'nudification,' arguing it's an overbroad ban on free speech. The law imposes strict liability on platforms for AI-generated images of real people showing intimate parts, even if consensual or not shared, with fines up to $500,000 per image.
US-Behörden halten es für wahrscheinlich, dass iranische Hacker hinter einem Cyberangriff auf über 30 Wasserversorgungssysteme in Minnesota stecken. Präsident Trump dementiert Irans Beteiligung und beschuldigt stattdessen den Gouverneur von Minnesota.
Elon Musk's xAI has sued Minnesota over its new law banning AI "nudification" technology, set to take effect Saturday. The lawsuit argues the law is overly broad, bans constitutionally protected images, and lacks safe harbor provisions, despite xAI's agreement with the state's goal to prevent non-consensual AI-generated nude images.
Iran-affiliated hackers are linked to cyberattacks on dozens of Minnesota water and wastewater utilities, causing disruptions like telecommunications outages and boil-water notices. This marks a significant state-sponsored targeting of civilian infrastructure in the US, raising concerns about further attacks.
A 5-year study by Argonne National Laboratory reveals two Minnesota solar farms, replanted with native wildflowers and grasses, have significantly restored local ecosystems, increasing native plant species and beneficial insect populations, including a 20-fold rise in bee populations.
xAI, maker of Grok, sues Minnesota to block a law banning AI-generated 'nudification' content, arguing it violates the First Amendment and unfairly penalizes the platform for user-generated harmful outputs.
Minnesota Twins minor league pitcher Go Woo-suk suspended 10 games for having an illegal substance in his glove during a Triple-A game, claims innocence through social media.
Michael Kim shoots a historic 59 at the 3M Open in Minnesota, becoming the 15th golfer to achieve a sub-60 round on the US PGA Tour, leading the tournament by three strokes.
Donald Trump has endorsed Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor, but the state's Republican Party chairman, Alex Plechash, expressed surprise and slammed Lindell's credentials, citing financial issues, electability concerns, and his past promotion of election conspiracy theories.
Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan, Erzurum Kongresi'nin yıl dönümünde bağımsızlık mücadelesi kahramanlarını anarken, Hatay'ın anavatana katılmasının 87. yıl dönümünü de kutlayarak Türkiye Yüzyılı hedeflerine vurgu yaptı.
Ein 59-jähriger Mann wurde in Minnesota wegen der tödlichen Schüsse auf die demokratische Abgeordnete Melissa Hortman und ihren Ehemann Mark sowie der schweren Verletzung eines weiteren Politikers und dessen Frau zu mehrfacher lebenslanger Haft verurteilt.
