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A jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving its users in the long-running Cambridge Analytica case, which stemmed from the harvesting of personal data from millions of user profiles without proper consent. The verdict marks a significant legal defeat for the company years after the scandal first surfaced, and it is being closely watched as a test of how platforms can be held accountable for their handling of user data.
- 2BTS Star V Named Global Ambassador for Nothing●BTS Superstar V Named Global Brand Ambassador for Nothing as He Models New Headphones # Lifestyle # Style # BTS # Charli
BTS member V has been named global brand ambassador for Nothing, the tech company founded by Carl Pei, and appears in new campaign imagery modelling the brand's latest headphones. The partnership pairs one of the world's biggest pop stars with a fast-growing consumer electronics brand, and fans have been sharing the photos and celebrating the collaboration widely.
- 3Thousands flee Darfur fighting into Chad, UN migration agency says●🔴OIM: Desplazados de # Darfur cruzan hacia # Chad huyendo de combates 📍La organización también reportó el desplazamiento
The International Organization for Migration reports that displaced people from Sudan's Darfur region are crossing into Chad to escape fighting. The agency also said more than two thousand people fled from El Fasher to Tawila in recent days as security deteriorates, deepening one of the world's largest displacement crises.
- 4Hindustan Motors Ambassador set for electric rebirth●ମାର୍କେଟକୁ ଆସୁଛି ସଡ଼କର ରାଜା |Special Report: Hindustan Motors Ambassador Set for a Stunning EV Rebirth
Reports say the iconic Ambassador, once known as the 'King of Indian Roads', is being prepared for a return as an electric vehicle. Hindustan Motors, which halted Ambassador production in 2014, is linked to plans to relaunch the classic sedan in EV form. Coverage in Odia media is highlighting nostalgia around the car and interest in how the reborn model will perform in the market.
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The Takeout has rounded up cooking advice from 11 celebrity chefs on how to make perfectly fluffy scrambled eggs. The tips reportedly cover techniques like heat control, whisking, and when to add butter, cream, or seasoning, offering home cooks a range of approaches to a breakfast staple.
- 6Santa Ynez Chamber to launch first Art Walk Friday●Santa Ynez Chamber set to debut first Art Walk event Friday
The Santa Ynez Valley Chamber of Commerce is preparing to hold its first Art Walk event this Friday. Details about participating venues, artists, and activities have not been released beyond the announcement, but the event marks the chamber's debut of what it hopes will become a recurring showcase of local art in the Santa Ynez community.
- 7Youth Olympic Flame Tours Dakar Neighbourhoods in Sixth Leg▼YOG Flame Tour Step 6 : Patte d'oie, Cambérène, Parcelles Assainies
The Youth Olympic Games flame tour reached its sixth step in Dakar, Senegal, passing through the neighbourhoods of Patte d'Oie, Cambérène and Parcelles Assainies. The relay is part of preparations for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, the first Olympic event on African soil, bringing the flame to communities across the capital and its suburbs.
- 8Gambhir says India's record ODI chase 'not cricket'●'This is not cricket, this is only batting' - Gambhir after India's record ODI chase
India head coach Gautam Gambhir criticised his own team after they completed a record ODI run chase, saying 'This is not cricket, this is only batting.' The remark suggests he was unhappy with aspects of the performance despite the historic win, and it has sparked debate among fans and pundits about what the comment was aimed at.
- 9Idaho schools scramble as lawmakers scrap behavioral health grants▼'Very disappointing:' Schools scramble after lawmakers spike behavioral health grants (UPDATED)
Idaho school districts are reworking plans after state lawmakers declined to fund behavioral health grants, a decision school leaders are calling 'very disappointing.' The grants had supported mental health services for students, and districts now face cuts or cancellations of programs, prompting concern among educators about how student needs will be met.
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WBUR has published a feature profiling a self-described 'degenerate' sports gambler, offering a look at the habits, losses and psychology behind compulsive sports betting. The piece lands as legal sports wagering expands across the United States, drawing renewed attention to problem gambling and the people it affects.
- 11EFF says DraftKings uses AI to target problem gamblers●DraftKings is using AI to behaviorally target chronic gamblers
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published an analysis accusing DraftKings of using artificial intelligence and behavioral advertising to identify and target chronic gamblers with promotions. The group argues the practice supercharges the harms of online betting by exploiting people showing signs of addictive behavior. The report is drawing attention and criticism of AI-driven ad targeting in the gambling industry.
- 12Talent gap seen as key challenge for India's $100 billion space-tech goal●Space-tech’s missing link: The skilled talent powering India’s $100 billion ambition
India's space-tech sector is aiming for a $100 billion ambition, but analysts point to a shortage of skilled talent as the critical missing link in reaching that target. The discussion highlights how the country's rapidly growing space industry depends on building a deep pool of engineers and specialists to sustain its expansion.
- 13South Korea's space agency chief vows restructuring overhaul●South Korea's Space Agency Chief Oh Tae-seok Says Organization Was "Ambiguously Designed," Vows Restructuring
Oh Tae-seok, head of South Korea's space agency, said the organization was 'ambiguously designed' and pledged to push through restructuring to clarify its mandate and operations. The remarks point to ongoing questions about how Korea's space efforts are organized and coordinated as the country expands its ambitions in launch vehicles, satellites and lunar exploration.
- 14Mozambique central bank holds key rate at 9.25%●Mozambique central bank leaves key rate unchanged at 9.25%
The Bank of Mozambique has left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 9.25%. The decision keeps borrowing costs steady as the bank weighs inflation pressures against growth conditions in the southern African nation. Markets and businesses in Mozambique typically watch the rate decision closely for signs of the direction of monetary policy and credit costs.
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The Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce is hosting a career fair on Thursday at Crossroads Bible Church, giving local job seekers a chance to meet employers in one place. The announcement was carried by the Los Alamos Reporter, which shared the event details for area residents. Job fairs like this connect regional businesses with candidates, particularly in communities with limited hiring channels.
- 16Bessent accused of misjudging China's role in Iran's nuclear program●Bessent is wrong: China armed Iran’s nuclear weapons ambitions
A new opinion piece in The Hill argues that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is wrong to downplay China's role in arming Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions. The article claims Beijing supplied materials or support that advanced Iran's nuclear program, directly contradicting Bessent's position. The claim is fueling debate over US-China relations and American policy toward Iran's nuclear activities.
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The Pagosa Springs Chamber of Commerce will host a Small Business Development Center Advising Day, offering local entrepreneurs free access to business advisors. The session is aimed at helping small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs with planning, funding questions, and general guidance. Events like this give business owners in the region a chance to get one-on-one advice without traveling to larger cities.
- 1816 business updates across Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake●American cuisine, Rio Mambo: check out 16 business updates in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake
A roundup of 16 business updates in the northeast Tarrant County cities of Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake includes news on Rio Mambo, a Mexican-American restaurant, alongside other openings and changes in the local dining and retail scene. The list gives residents a snapshot of new spots to try and businesses to watch in these growing Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs.
- 19UN Chamber Music Society premieres 'Prayer – The Bell Within'●UN CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY PRESENTS “PRAYER – THE BELL WITHIN”
The UN Chamber Music Society has presented 'Prayer – The Bell Within', a new musical programme announced through United Nations channels. The work continues the ensemble's practice of staging concerts tied to the organisation's themes of peace and dialogue. Details about performers, venue and the piece's inspiration have not been widely circulated, and public reaction so far appears limited.
- 20WSJ Report Puts Ambassador Guilfoyle's Energy Diplomacy Under Scrutiny●Explosive WSJ Report Puts U.S. Ambassador Guilfoyle’s Energy Diplomacy Under Scrutiny
A Wall Street Journal report has put the energy diplomacy work of Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, under scrutiny. The report has drawn attention and criticism, with outlets and commentators questioning her conduct and approach to energy-related diplomatic efforts. Details of the specific allegations were not provided in the available coverage.
- 21South Africa files new protest over US ambassador●South Africa lodges fresh diplomatic protest against US ambassador
South Africa has lodged another formal diplomatic protest with the United States over the conduct of the US ambassador, according to Anadolu Agency. The move escalates a running diplomatic friction between Pretoria and Washington, though the specific remarks or actions that triggered the complaint were not detailed in the report.
- 22Trump names deportations negotiator as ambassador to Cameroon●Trump taps deportations dealmaker as ambassador to Cameroon
President Trump has selected a figure known for brokering deportation agreements with African governments to serve as US ambassador to Cameroon. The appointment ties American diplomacy in Central Africa to the administration's migration agenda, and is being read as a signal that expulsions and removal deals will remain a priority in relations with African states.
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Russia has appointed a new ambassador to North Korea, drawing attention from analysts tracking Moscow-Pyongyang ties. Coverage, including a profile in The Diplomat, examines the diplomat's background and what the appointment signals for the deepening relationship between the two countries, which has grown closer amid Russia's war in Ukraine and reports of North Korean military cooperation.
- 24Sarepta Reports New ELEVIDYS Data at World Muscle Society Congress●Sarepta Therapeutics Presents New Data at 2026 World Muscle Society Annual Congress Demonstrating Safety and Clinically Meaningful Functional Benefit of ELEVIDYS (delandistrogene moxeparvovec) in Older Ambulatory Patients with Duchenne
Sarepta Therapeutics presented new findings at the 2026 World Muscle Society Annual Congress showing that ELEVIDYS (delandistrogene moxeparvovec) is safe and delivers clinically meaningful functional benefit in older ambulatory patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The data extend the gene therapy's evidence base beyond younger patient groups, a question that has long been debated by clinicians and regulators in the Duchenne community.
- 25Red Storm Charlie in Hamburg tests civilian readiness●Red Storm Charlie in Hamburg: Was können zivile Unternehmen im Ernstfall leisten?
Hamburg has become the focus of a scenario dubbed Red Storm Charlie, raising the question of what civilian companies and services could actually deliver in a genuine emergency. German news coverage is examining how firms, logistics providers and public utilities would cope if crisis struck the port city, and where current preparedness falls short.
- 26CeeDee Lamb closing in on Dallas Cowboys history●CeeDee Lamb has Dallas Cowboys history in his sights
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is approaching a franchise milestone, with reports noting he has team history in his sights. The exact record or mark he is chasing was not specified, but the story highlights Lamb's continued rise as one of the Cowboys' top offensive playmakers this season.