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    Defense Department personnel data exposed in breach▼Defense Department personnel data exposed in breach: Letter✉newsWorld22 h ago

    A letter reported by FOX40 states that personnel data belonging to US Defense Department staff has been exposed in a data breach. The incident raises concerns about the security of sensitive employee records held by the Pentagon and the potential risks to those affected. Details on the scale of the breach and the number of personnel impacted have not been made clear.

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    AEW and former WWE star Pac dies at 40●AEW and ex-WWE star Pac dies at 40✉newsWorld1 d ago

    Wrestler Pac, known for his runs in AEW and WWE, has died at the age of 40, according to a report from FOX40. The British high-flyer was a prominent figure in professional wrestling for years, and news of his death has prompted tributes from fans and colleagues across the wrestling world. No further details about the circumstances were given in the initial report.

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    Raw milk cheese recalled after E. coli outbreak▼Raw milk cheese from Sierra Nevada Graziers recalled after E. coli outbreak✉newsHealthPandemics1 h ago

    Sierra Nevada Graziers has recalled its raw milk cheese following an E. coli outbreak, according to FOX40. The recall means consumers should not eat the affected cheese, and health officials are expected to trace cases linked to the product. Raw milk products carry higher risk of bacterial contamination because they are not pasteurized. Authorities are likely to release further details on affected batches and confirmed illnesses.

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    Golf carts with lithium-ion batteries catch fire near Teal Bend▼Golf carts with lithium-ion batteries catch on fire near Teal Bend Golf Course✉newsSportGolf23 h ago

    Several golf carts with lithium-ion batteries caught fire near Teal Bend Golf Course, local outlet FOX40 reports. No details were given about injuries or the cause, but the incident adds to growing scrutiny of lithium-ion battery fire risks in everyday equipment, as lithium cells can ignite and burn intensely when damaged or overcharged.