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    Daredevils climb Empire State Building with banner before proposal▼Daredevils reach top of Empire State Building with banner, before apparent proposal✉newsWorld1 h ago

    Climbers reached the top of the Empire State Building in New York carrying a banner, in what appears to have been a marriage proposal stunt. The unauthorized ascent drew attention for both its audacity and its romantic twist, with questions likely to follow about how the pair accessed the landmark and whether they will face charges.

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    G20 trade talks yield little progress as tensions simmer▼G20 trade talks yield little progress while tensions simmer✉newsWorld6 h ago

    Trade discussions at the G20 ended with little concrete progress, according to reports carried by US news outlets including Audacy and the Beloit Daily News. Delegates failed to bridge differences over tariffs and market access, and underlying tensions between major economies remain unresolved, leaving the outlook for global trade cooperation uncertain ahead of future meetings.

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    Claims Of A Publishing Scam Tied To The Book Thief▼Why The Book Thief Risked It All To Scam The Publishing World✉newsCultureBooks2 d ago

    Reports are circulating that The Book Thief was at the centre of an audacious scheme to deceive the publishing industry, with the story framed as a case of an author or associated party risking everything to pull off the con. Details of who was involved and how the alleged scam worked remain thin, but the framing has drawn attention to how easily publishing's gatekeeping can be gamed.

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    Timberwolves sign multi-year radio deal with WCCO▼Timberwolves and Audacy’s News Talk 830 WCCO Announce Multi-Year Multi-Platform Partnership✉newsSportBasketball2 d ago

    The Minnesota Timberwolves and Audacy's News Talk 830 WCCO have announced a multi-year, multi-platform partnership that will carry the NBA team's programming on the Minneapolis-St. Paul news talk station. The agreement keeps Timberwolves game broadcasts and related team content on WCCO's airwaves and digital platforms for the length of the deal, extending the club's reach with Twin Cities radio audiences.