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- 1Goat milk street vendors of early 1900s Palermo remembered▼Palermo primi del '900 "U latti ri crapa" il latte di capra #palermo #panormus #sicilia #sicily #italy #europe #world #p
A historical photograph from Palermo in the early 1900s is drawing attention, recalling the 'U latti ri crapa' — the goat milk sellers who once roamed the Sicilian city's streets. Shared under local history and culture tags, it taps into nostalgia for the city's everyday street trades and fading memories of old Palermo life.
- 2DiCaprio Foundation Gave $1 Million to Seychelles Debt-Swap Deal●Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave $1 million to a Seychelles debt-swap deal; by 2020, the wider project
Leonardo DiCaprio's foundation contributed $1 million to a debt-swap deal in the Seychelles, an arrangement in which a portion of the island nation's debt is converted into funding for ocean conservation. The wider project expanded by 2020, and the actor's early financial backing is being highlighted as a key part of how the deal came together.
- 3Teledyne Raymarine launches compact CAM400 marine camera●Nautica noticias: Teledyne Raymarine apresenta a câmara marítima IP compacta CAM400: https://www. nauticapress.com/teled
Teledyne Raymarine has introduced the CAM400, a compact IP-rated maritime camera aimed at boaters. Announced through sailing and nautical news outlets, the product adds to Raymarine's range of onboard electronics. Coverage so far is limited to specialist boating media, with little commentary from users yet. The announcement is being shared mainly among sailing enthusiasts tracking new marine equipment.
- 4Rolex partners with Leonardo DiCaprio on climate initiative▼Rolex teams up with ‘world’s biggest hypocrite’ Leonardo DiCaprio against climate change
Watchmaker Rolex has announced a partnership with actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio aimed at fighting climate change. The announcement has drawn criticism, with some commentators labelling DiCaprio a hypocrite over the perceived contrast between his environmental advocacy and his jet-setting lifestyle, while others see the collaboration as a high-profile boost for climate causes.
- 5Analist says Bitcoin's biggest miner capitulation since China ban is over●⛏️ Charles Edwards (Capriole Investments) da por cerrada la mayor capitulación minera de # Bitcoin desde la prohibición
Charles Edwards of Capriole Investments says Bitcoin's largest miner capitulation since the China mining ban has ended. After a 17.5% drop, the network hashrate is showing its first signs of growth since 2025, suggesting miners pressured by falling revenues are recovering or returning online.
- 6Analyst Cuts Capricor Therapeutics Price Target By 86%●This Analyst Slashed CAPR Stock’s Target By 86% – But, Retail Bulls Say Setup Offers An Attractive Risk-Reward
An analyst slashed the price target on Capricor Therapeutics (CAPR) stock by 86%, a dramatic downgrade for the biotech. Retail investors, however, are pushing back, arguing the current share price still offers an attractive risk-reward setup despite the sharply reduced target. The split between Wall Street caution and retail bullishness is driving debate over the stock's near-term prospects.
- 7Samanta Schweblin receives the Malaparte Prize in Capri●Adnkronos - Cultura: Il Premio Malaparte a Samanta Schweblin, la scrittrice a Capri per ritirare il riconoscimento (Adnk
Argentine writer Samanta Schweblin has been awarded the Malaparte Prize, the annual literary honour given in Capri to an international author. Schweblin travelled to Capri to accept the recognition in person. The prize has a long tradition of celebrating prominent international writers, and the announcement is drawing attention in Italian cultural circles.
- 8Severe storm threat lingers near Caprock as heavy rain exits▼Heavy rain exits region, but severe storm potential off Caprock remains
Heavy rain is moving out of the West Texas region, but forecasters warn that the potential for severe storms remains off the Caprock. Local outlets KCBD and Fox 34 report lingering storm risk even as the worst of the rain departs. Residents are advised to stay alert to changing weather conditions through the day.