Good Good Golf Pulls Out of PGA Event After Callaway Ad Fallout
Good Good Golf ends its sponsorship of a PGA tournament as Callaway cuts ties amid backlash over a controversial ad. The move highlights the growing scrutiny of brand‑sport partnerships.
Virginia Man Missing in Nepal Floods: Family Says He Was ‘In His Happy Place’
Anil Goel’s family in the U.S. received a photo of his tour group at the Nepal‑Tibet border just before a mud‑water wall struck the area. They now seek answers about his disappearance.
Glacier Collapse Sparks Floods, 1,200 Still Missing in Nepal
A partial glacier collapse unleashed a deadly wall of water along the Nepal‑Tibet border, flooding villages and leaving over 1,200 people missing as rescue teams race to find survivors.
Two German Airport Workers Succumb to Malaria After Mosquito Bite on Plane
In a rare incident, two airport staff in Germany died from malaria after a mosquito bite on a flight. The disease, carried by Anopheles mosquitoes, can cause severe fever, headache and nausea.
Couple Racing Marathon Majors Together, Inspiring Disabled Runners
Amy and Jamie Shinneman, a husband‑wife duo, are on a mission to complete all eight World Marathon Majors. With Amy’s Bethlem myopathy, Jamie pushes her in a racing wheelchair, proving that teamwork can break barriers.
House Committee Targets Birth‑Tourism Clinic Amid Citizenship Concerns
A GOP oversight panel subpoenas Miami’s top doctor at Have My Baby to probe how the clinic’s birth‑tourism model lets foreigners exploit U.S. citizenship laws.
Meta’s Robot Revolution: Will Data‑Center Tech Jobs Vanish?
Meta is testing robots that swap cables, reset servers, and perform other technician tasks in data centers, sparking debate over job security for human workers.
Creator Platform Cara Faces AI Data Scraping, Now Builds Tool to Protect Artists
After a data breach that exposed Cara’s artist portfolio to AI training, the platform is partnering with a former scraper to create a protective tool for creators.
Chris Brown’s Legal Battle Over Tour Money Hits a Roadblock
A Los Angeles judge halted Chris Brown’s attempt to delay the payout to his former housekeeper, who is set to collect a $13 million judgment from the singer.
Kanye West Seeks to Exclude Past Antisemitic Posts from Court
Kanye West is fighting to keep his old antisemitic tweets out of evidence in a current lawsuit, arguing they should not influence the jury’s decision.