O cantor Jão lançará seu quinto álbum de estúdio, "Memórias póstumas", em 26 de julho às 21h, após um hiato. O disco, que conta com 14 músicas inéditas e colaborações com Pedro Tófani, foi promovido com ações de marketing, incluindo um teaser na TV Globo.
Wendy Faith and Alesi Diana Denise, accused of same-sex activity under Uganda's anti-LGBTQ+ laws, were acquitted after five months in prison in Arua City. Their case highlights ongoing fear and discrimination for LGBTQ+ Ugandans despite the charges being dropped.
Serena Williams overcame childhood poverty in Compton, California, to become a tennis icon. Her parents, Richard Williams and Oracene Price, coached her and Venus on public courts with limited resources, fostering discipline and belief that led to 23 Grand Slam titles and breaking barriers in the sport.
Andy Burnham, in his first week as Prime Minister, capped bus fares at £2 across England, a move reminiscent of Ken Livingstone's 'Fares Fair' scheme. This and the 'No 10 North' plan highlight Burnham's focus on practical, localized policies and decentralization, which he believes will drive economic growth, contrasting with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch's critique of them as "small answers to big problems."
Imran Perretta discusses his debut feature film "Ish," which follows a 12-year-old boy in Luton and is drawing comparisons to classic coming-of-age stories. Perretta reveals the film is partly autobiographical, inspired by his traumatic experience of being stopped and searched by police at 13, and explores themes of lost innocence and identity.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) plans to merge its current dialogue partners and observers into a single "SCO partner" category, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov announced in Cholpon-Ata. This move, affecting 17 countries, is part of preparations for the upcoming SCO summit in Bishkek this fall.
Tesla's stock plunged 13.5% after its Q2 earnings missed analyst expectations, revealing lower-than-anticipated profitability and negative free cash flow due to heavy investments in Robotaxi and Optimus, impacting the broader "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks.
Wendy Faith and Alesi Diana Denise were discharged after five months in a Ugandan prison, accused of same-sex activity under the Anti-Homosexuality Act. Their case was discontinued, but they face ongoing trauma, social stigma, and threats from the community.
IBM's market value plunged after CEO Arvind Krishna reported delayed Q2 software deals and a mainframe sales drop. Krishna asserts these are deferrals, not losses, with a third already closed. IBM also launched Lightwell, a $5B AI security initiative targeting enterprise vulnerabilities.
Charli xcx's new album "Music, Fashion, Film" is reviewed, exploring themes of identity, authenticity, and the pressures of A-list success after "Brat." The album delves into her creative leaps, personal insecurities, and relationships through a blend of pop and guitar music.
Falkland Islands bowler Cecil Alexander expressed disappointment over Argentina's "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" World Cup banner, stating politics should be kept out of sport. His comments followed a match at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, which also saw several high-profile athlete withdrawals.
Independent developers Friday Sundae's new video game, 'There Are No Ghosts at the Grand', blends genres to tell a British ghost story. Players renovate a dilapidated hotel, fight ghosts, and interact with characters speaking authentic British slang, aiming for a diverse portrayal of real Britain.
A UN report reveals Southeast Asia's scam industry has evolved into an interconnected criminal economy, with losses estimated at $88.3 billion to $114.1 billion in 2025. It details transnational networks, forced labor from 80 countries, crypto laundering, and the use of advanced tech like AI and satellite internet, urging international cooperation.
Judy Bain, 81, discovered her grandfather was aviation pioneer Arthur Whitten Brown, who completed the first nonstop transatlantic flight. Her mother, Elsie Barber, gave her up for adoption after a wartime affair with Brown's son, Buster, who died on D-day.
Alibaba Group Holding's mapping unit, Amap, has upgraded its ABot AI framework, which unifies a robot's core functions into a single system. The new framework features five specialized foundation AI models designed to overcome the industry's challenge of siloed, independently operating robot models.
Researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai have developed a device, named Guiyi, that can store a single bit of information using just one electron, a significant reduction from the 200,000 electrons required by current DRAM chips.
Canada's politically sacrosanct dairy supply management system faces renewed pressure as US President Donald Trump threatens 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods, citing the system as "unreasonable." Canadian officials, including Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette and Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc, assert the system is non-negotiable, while critics argue it inflates prices and distorts trade.
The author argues that the legitimacy of US elections died last week due to three events: the Secretary of State's speech targeting the domestic left as a transnational enemy, a White House official's dehumanizing rhetoric, and the President's claims of a corrupt election system, with the public's response misdirecting attention.
An article explores Ernesto "Che" Guevara's 1960 quote prioritizing human life over material wealth, tracing its philosophical roots to Immanuel Kant and examining its relevance to modern challenges in healthcare, housing, and technology, where economic systems often prioritize property rights over human well-being.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, after winning Labour leadership unopposed, announced a "cost of living government." His initial policies include removing 5% VAT from electricity bills until April and capping single bus fares in England (outside London) at £2 from January 2025.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, following Keir Starmer's resignation, has prioritized the cost of living, announcing a 5% VAT removal from electricity bills and capping bus fares at £2 in England outside London. These measures, funded by scrapping the digital ID program and reallocating climate finance, highlight the fiscal challenges of high public debt and ambitious spending plans.
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The 2026 World Cup saw a record 23.6% of players representing nations other than their birthplace, significantly impacting goals and assists. Michael Olise, born in France but eligible for four countries, exemplified this trend, breaking Pelé’s assist record for France.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced a nationwide £2 cap on single bus fares in England and a VAT cut on domestic electricity bills, effective from October. These measures, aimed at tackling the cost of living, are funded by reallocating over £500m, including switching international climate finance to loans, drawing criticism from NGOs.
