The prominent MEV bot Jaredfromsubway.eth lost over $7.5 million due to an exploit involving attacker-controlled contracts tricking its automated systems into granting token approvals. This marks a rare instance of an MEV bot being targeted, as they typically profit from manipulating blockchain transactions.
Shubman Gill captained India to a 3-0 ODI series victory against Afghanistan, marking his first ODI series win as captain. He also finished as the series' top scorer with 238 runs and won Player of the Series.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated he will "not miss a single opportunity" to engage in dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Fico emphasized his support for dialogue with Russia and maintained contact with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, despite differing views. He also highlighted Slovakia's commitment to peace, international law, and condemned the EU's "double standards."
Britain's Observer newspaper reports Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign Monday, setting a timetable for departure. This follows months of pressure and a rival's parliamentary win. A government source, however, stated Starmer remains focused on governing.
The Observer newspaper reports UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign Monday, setting a departure timetable. A government source claims Starmer remains focused on governing, despite over 100 Labour lawmakers publicly calling for his exit.
Bitdeer mined significantly more Bitcoin in May 2026 (921 BTC) compared to May 2025 (196 BTC), but ended May 2026 holding substantially fewer coins (171 BTC) than a year prior (1,351 BTC). This highlights the company's pivot towards AI infrastructure, where AI revenue may offset the need to sell mined Bitcoin.
A team of over 30 farm dogs, known as the 'seagull patrol', has been trained to deter seagulls from bothering patrons at popular Sydney locations like Circular Quay and the new Sydney Fish Market. The dogs, primarily herding breeds, are trained to chase birds without harming them, adapting their tactics as seagulls learn their patterns.
England defeated Scotland by 38 runs at Headingley, maintaining their top spot in Group B of the World Cup. Sophia Dunkley scored a half-century in the absence of captain Nat Sciver-Brunt, leading England to 200/5. Scotland managed 162, with Kirstie Gordon taking two early wickets.
Dane Waites, a survivor of child sexual abuse, faces NDIS funding cuts after receiving compensation from the Catholic Church. The National Disability Insurance Agency reduced his funding by $50,000, impacting his ability to afford essential support services. Waites and his mother are appealing the decision, highlighting the distress and uncertainty faced by many NDIS participants.
President Trump announced that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may need to be drained for repairs due to alleged vandalism, including the pouring of corrosive chemicals. Several arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
The Indian Army repatriated Asad Khan, a Pakistani national from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, who was detained on June 12, 2026, after crossing the Line of Control into Kupwara district. The handover occurred on June 18, 2026, at the Aman Setu peace bridge, symbolizing eased tensions.
US initial jobless claims fell to 226,000 for the week ending June 13, indicating a strong labor market. This resilience pushes back expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, causing Bitcoin to slide below $64,000 as it's sensitive to liquidity and interest rate expectations.
Twenty-four Filipinos detained in Irkutsk, Siberia, for nine months without charges are scheduled for release to Manila on Sunday. Philippine Foreign Secretary Theresa Lazaro will welcome the first batch, following President Marcos's direct appeal to Russian President Putin.
New York's 12th Congressional District Democratic primary is a closely watched race featuring four white men vying for a safely Democratic seat. Key themes include opposition to Donald Trump, regulation of AI companies, and candidate image, with early voting underway.
Russian army's Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Defense Troops chief, Lt. Gen. Alexey Rtishchev, stated that US intelligence materials confirm American budget funding for biolabs in Ukraine. He also noted research on pandemic potential pathogens.
One of Iceland's two whaling ships has resumed hunting after a two-year break, departing Reykjavik on Friday. A protester chained himself to the ship's mast. Animal welfare groups criticize the hunt, citing inhumane practices and low domestic demand.
Police have charged a man with burglary following three incidents at the Sausalito residential estate and Tai Shui Hang Village. Valuables including gold, jewelry, and cash totaling HK$736,000 were stolen. The suspect will appear in court on Monday.
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz following Israeli strikes in Lebanon, reversing a prior ceasefire arrangement with the US. The IRGC Navy warned vessels of security risks, citing Israeli actions and US ceasefire violations. US VP JD Vance expressed confidence in the ceasefire holding.
A motorcyclist was killed in Hong Kong on Saturday afternoon after colliding with a KMB double-decker bus on New Clear Water Bay Road. The rider, who was traveling at high speed, was thrown from his motorcycle and later pronounced dead at United Christian Hospital.
Turkey/Türkiye's dismal World Cup performance, marked by two defeats and 62 shots without a goal, has led to their early exit. The article also touches on President Erdoğan's rebranding of the country's name and its potential cultural and linguistic implications.
A female FBI agent, "Jane Doe," is suing the Department of Justice, alleging her career was stalled after she rebuffed a senior agent's sexual advances. The lawsuit claims she was plied with alcohol, pressured for nude photos, and experienced retaliation including false rumors and reassignment to an unstaffed unit.
Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi achieved his maiden ODI century with a fighting 102 against India. The knock came after a 4644-day wait, the fourth-longest in men's cricket history, and helped Afghanistan post 218 despite an early collapse.
Colombia's presidential runoff winner inherits a nation shaped by paramilitary violence. Candidates Iván Cepeda and Abelardo de la Espriella have intertwined histories with these criminal forces, advocating opposing strategies for crime and peace.
A KPMG report indicates India's housing sector is set for a significant transformation driven by urbanization and policy reforms. Key focus areas include affordable housing and rental housing development, with recommendations for regulatory improvements and increased investment.
