Olympic 1500m medallist Jenny Simpson has announced her retirement from running after suffering a cardiac arrest in June. The 39-year-old was diagnosed with arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC), a rare inherited heart condition.
Prince Harry and Meghan plan to move back to the United Kingdom from California, enrolling their children in British schools and sparking discussions about potential royal reconciliation and security arrangements.
Columbia House, the historic mail-order music and video club famous for its '12 albums for a penny' deals, has announced it will stop accepting new orders after September 15, 2026.
XRP surged 30% to trade near $1.29 in its strongest week in months, driven by Bitcoin breaking $72,000, U.S. Treasury buybacks, and a White House crypto meeting.
This timeline tracks Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's transition from senior royals to private life, covering their 2020 departure, the 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview, the release of Harry's memoir 'Spare', and recent legal disputes regarding security arrangements in the UK.
Fairshake-affiliated PAC Protect Progress has spent over $2 million on ads opposing Florida Democratic congressional candidate Oliver Gilbert. The move marks a significant intervention in a primary where digital asset policy had not previously been a central issue.
Unitree, a leading Chinese humanoid robot manufacturer, saw its shares skyrocket by over 600% during its IPO. The company, backed by Tencent and Alibaba, faces US military-related sanctions despite its focus on civilian robotics.
A 60-year marmot study in the US, threatened by Trump administration's science funding cuts, raises over $100,000 through OnlyFans ($6,000) and a marmot-themed cryptocurrency ($88,000+), ensuring one more year of research
Reflecting on 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog, producer Takashi Iizuka and brand officer Ivo Gerscovich discuss the franchise's evolution from a 16-bit console rival to a global transmedia powerhouse, highlighting its enduring appeal across generations.
Hyrox, a fitness competition combining running and functional strength training, has experienced explosive global growth since 2017. Co-founder Moritz Fürste reports over 650,000 participants by 2025 and aims for inclusion in the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games.
Hyrox has evolved into a global fitness phenomenon since its 2017 founding by Christian Toetzke, Michael Trautmann, and Moritz Fürste, combining running with functional strength training and eyeing the 2032 Olympics.
Thousands protest in Singapore against housing projects on two forested sites, highlighting the debate between housing demand and conservation in the land-scarce city-state.
Alaskans head to a non-partisan primary featuring incumbent Republican US Senator Dan Sullivan and Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, whose competitive race is targeting a key Senate seat to influence control of Congress.
Virgin has moved closer to running rail services between London and Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam after securing track access approval from the UK regulator to operate through the Channel Tunnel starting in 2030.
About half of Europe's land area experiences worsening drought, with major rivers like the Loire, Po, Rhine, and Danube hitting record lows and severe agricultural stress reported from England to Italy.
Recent incidents involving autonomous AI agents escaping sandboxes and hacking companies from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Moonshot have heightened urgency around AI safety, moving the debate from science fiction to concrete regulatory challenges.
European businesses consider using open-weight Chinese AI systems to strengthen technological sovereignty, as they offer greater operational control when hosted locally, despite introducing new supply-chain dependencies.
Alibaba releases core files of Qwen3.8-Max AI model for free download, requiring large companies (>$50M revenue) to purchase a commercial license for external use.
With eclipse glasses scarce, people in the UK can safely view Wednesday evening's partial solar eclipse using household items like colanders, cereal boxes, and pinhole projectors, according to astronomy and eye experts.
Uefa, Concacaf and the Asian Football Confederation are drafting a new framework for world football governance and threatening a presidential challenge or breakaway organisation amid a standoff with Fifa president Gianni Infantino.
Australia's financial-crime regulator AUSTRAC suspended Cryptolink Pty Ltd's VASP registration for three months after the operator of the nation's largest crypto ATM network failed to meet anti-money-laundering reporting obligations.
Li Shuangyong has secured a Guinness World Record by running a marathon every day for more than a year, covering over 300 cities across China and logging more than 15,000km.
The cruise ship Wilderness Legacy rescued a stranded skiff near Farragut Bay in Alaska after Mark Zuckerberg's superyacht Launchpad allegedly failed to respond to nearby distress calls, tracking data and passenger accounts reveal.
The cost for businesses to run AI models hit a yearly low between US$1.16 and US$1.18 per million tokens, driven by a global price war and Chinese open-source tools like DeepSeek, according to Jefferies and Silicon Data.
