Cheap TV Boxes May Be Secretly Clicking Ads and Routing Traffic
New research shows that inexpensive H96 Android TV boxes can covertly click ads and use your home Wi‑Fi to route strangers’ traffic, raising privacy and security concerns.
Swerve Strickland Mourns Loss of Original Trainer Ron “The Pharaoh” Cromartie
AEW star Swerve Strickland pays tribute to his first wrestling mentor, Ron "The Pharaoh" Cromartie, who passed away after a long career on the Virginia wrestling scene.
Tim Weah Leads Marseille to Season‑Opening Victory Over Strasbourg
Olympique de Marseille’s new captain, US national team star Tim Weah, guided the club to a 2‑1 win against Strasbourg, marking a promising start to the French campaign.
Grandmother Found Dead Near Las Vegas Airport After Mysterious Bitcoin Texts
Alisa Goods, a missing New York grandmother, was discovered dead in a drainage ditch near Harry Reid International Airport. Surveillance footage captured her collapse on Aug. 8, raising questions about the mysterious Bitcoin texts she received.
Estrogen Therapy May Cut Alzheimer’s Risk by 35% in Women
A Stanford study shows estrogen‑only menopausal hormone therapy could lower Alzheimer’s pathology by 35% and reduce dementia odds by 39% in women.
Amazon Uses Twitch Streams to Train AI—Streamers Can Opt Out
Amazon’s new policy lets Twitch users stop their live‑stream footage from training AI models. Learn why it matters and how to opt out before your next broadcast.
WWE Keeps Hands‑Off Stance on Busted Open Radio Show
WWE says it’s not influencing the Busted Open show now airing on WWE Radio, according to Wrestling Observer Newsletter. The move keeps the show independent while still under the WWE umbrella.
Texans Add Two Veteran Wide Receivers After Jayden Higgins’ Season‑Ending Injury
Facing a sudden loss at wide‑receiver, the Houston Texans signed two seasoned veterans to shore up the offense and keep the season on track.
Colorado River Water Cuts Hit California, Nevada, Arizona
Federal officials announced drastic water cuts for California, Nevada and Arizona over the next two years, tightening supply from the already stressed Colorado River.
Marble Statue of Sardis Revealed After 2,500 Years of Silence
Archaeologists uncovered a 7.2‑foot marble statue in Sardis, its Lydian features intact after centuries. The face‑down relic offers a rare glimpse into ancient iconography.