Donald Trump unveiled a $400 million Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar to serve as a temporary Air Force One. The luxury jet, featuring a bold livery, has faced criticism over its value and potential diversion of funds from defense projects.
US retirement advocacy groups have asked Congress to investigate Meta, alleging the tech giant profits from fraudulent ads targeting seniors. Groups cite risks to seniors and Meta's slow action against scams, while Meta claims it actively combats fraud.
Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO has sparked widespread concern among Americans about their retirement savings being tied to AI-driven companies. Many fear market instability, widening inequality, and a lack of accountability from tech giants.
British sprinter Asha Philip, a two-time Olympic medallist, has announced her retirement from athletics after a 19-year career. She won bronze in the 4x100m relay at the 2016 Rio and 2020 Tokyo Olympics, alongside numerous other global, European, and Commonwealth medals.
Veteran prop James Slipper has reversed his international retirement to rejoin the Wallabies squad for the Nations Championship. The 37-year-old, with 151 caps, was persuaded by coach Joe Schmidt due to depth concerns. Slipper is open to playing in the 2027 Rugby World Cup if he is in form and needed.
Germany's veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has announced his retirement from international football following the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The 40-year-old cited physical and mental burdens as reasons for his decision, concluding a distinguished career that includes a 2014 World Cup triumph.
Veteran prop James Slipper and uncapped trio Declan Meredith, Lachlan Shaw, and Miles Amatosero are in the Wallabies squad for the Nations Championship Tests in Australia. Slipper, 37, returns after retiring and could become rugby's second most-capped player. Meredith, Shaw, and Amatosero are in line for potential debuts against Ireland on July 4.
Veteran prop James Slipper and uncapped trio Declan Meredith, Lachlan Shaw, and Miles Amatosero are named in the Wallabies squad for the Nations Championship Tests in Australia. Slipper, 37, could become rugby's second most-capped player. Meredith, Shaw, and Amatosero are in line for potential debuts against Ireland on July 4.
Australians like Ray Merlehan are considering retiring overseas to countries like Malaysia, Spain, or Greece due to high living costs and modest superannuation balances. While offering financial benefits and 'golden visa' programs, challenges include family separation, healthcare access, and visa complexities.
Marc Isaacs's new film, 'Synthetic Sincerity,' uses a fictional AI lab to explore authenticity. The documentary maker and writer Adam Ganz fabricated the university setting, admitting they haven't licensed Isaacs's work for AI. The film features Uyghur restaurant owner Ablikim Rahman and actress Ilinca Manolache as an AI avatar, questioning the nature of reality and truth in the digital age.
Ayetoro, Nigeria's historic "Happy City," is vanishing as the Atlantic Ocean erodes its coastline. Residents like Arowo Victoria and Lawrence Lemanu have lost homes and businesses to tidal surges, which have intensified over the past decade, swallowing over half the community. Fishing is now dangerous, and vital institutions like schools and health centers are under threat, highlighting Nigeria's climate vulnerability.
New projections from the Penn Wharton Budget Model (PWBM) suggest Social Security's trust funds may have more time before depletion than previously estimated. The OASI fund could be depleted in February 2033, and combined funds in February 2035, slightly later than the Social Security trustees' projections.
Serena and Venus Williams will reunite for the Wimbledon Championships after receiving a wildcard for the women's doubles. Serena, returning after a four-year retirement, and Venus, who has competed since 1994, will partner for the first time since 2018.
Dan Evans expressed disappointment at not receiving a wildcard for the Queen's tournament, calling it a missed "classy gesture" before his planned retirement after Wimbledon. Despite his service to British tennis, including a Davis Cup title, he entered qualifying due to his ranking.
Dan Evans, set to retire after Wimbledon, expressed disappointment at not receiving a wildcard for the Queen's tournament, calling it a missed "classy gesture" from organizers.
England cricket captain Ben Stokes faces suspension after breaching a team curfew, casting doubt on his leadership. Meanwhile, New Zealand star Kane Williamson has shocked the cricket world with his immediate retirement from international cricket mid-series.
John Stones, 32, considered retirement due to injuries but has been selected for England's World Cup squad and is expected to start against Croatia.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pressing the Trump administration for clarity on its position regarding raising the Social Security retirement age, citing projections that the program's trust fund could be depleted by late 2032.
Manuel Neuer, 40, became Germany's oldest player at a major tournament during their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Curaçao. Germany won 7-1, with Neuer marking his return after a brief retirement and injuries to other keepers.
A reflection on David Hockney's career, highlighting his evolution from iconic 1960s-70s works to his later iPad paintings of nature, and his enduring impact on the art world.
US business owners are increasingly selling their companies to employees as they approach retirement, seeking to preserve jobs and company culture. Employee ownership models like EOTs and ESOPs are gaining traction, supported by rising investment funds and bipartisan congressional interest, though setup complexity and delayed payment remain challenges.
US business owners, particularly baby boomers nearing retirement, are increasingly selling their companies to employees rather than outside buyers. This trend, driven by a desire to preserve jobs and legacy, is supported by rising investment funds for employee ownership transitions, with schemes like EOTs and ESOPs facilitating the process.
Roy Hattersley, a prominent figure in the Labour Party and former deputy leader, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for his extensive political career and prolific writing, Hattersley served as an MP for Birmingham Sparkbrook and held several ministerial positions. He was remembered by colleagues as a "giant of the labour movement" and a "socialist of deep conviction."
Roy Hattersley, a prominent figure in the Labour Party and a prolific author, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for his decades of service, including as deputy leader and a minister, Hattersley was remembered by colleagues as a "giant of the Labour movement" and a "socialist of deep conviction."
