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    Zelenskyy says Ukraine ready for ceasefire●‘We are ready for ceasefire’: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy▶youtubeWarUkraine736.8K59 min ago

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has declared that Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire, according to remarks carried by ABC News. The statement signals openness to halting hostilities with Russia, though details on terms or conditions were not given. The comments are drawing wide attention as international pressure mounts for an end to the war and diplomatic efforts to secure a pause in fighting intensify.

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    Russia hits Ukrainian power plant after Trump's 'energy ceasefire' claim●Russia attacks Ukraine power plant after Trump announced ‘energy ceasefire’▶youtubeWarUkraine835.1K59 min ago

    Russian forces struck a Ukrainian power plant shortly after Donald Trump announced that the US had secured an 'energy ceasefire' agreement between Russia and Ukraine. The attack directly undermines the announced deal, casting doubt on whether Moscow is honouring the truce on energy infrastructure. The timing has intensified scepticism about the ceasefire's credibility and Russia's willingness to abide by it.

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    Fire hits Starlink site in Bulgaria after Poland sabotage●Fire at Starlink site in Bulgaria after suspected sabotage in PolandYhnWorldPolitics3851 h ago

    A fire broke out at a Starlink site in Bulgaria, following a separate suspected act of sabotage in Poland. The incidents raise concerns about deliberate attacks on Starlink infrastructure in Eastern Europe, amid heightened tensions linked to the war in Ukraine and ongoing reports of sabotage targeting critical infrastructure across the region.

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    Thai Central Bank Can Afford to Hold Rates, Deputy Governor Says●Thai Central Bank Can Afford to Hold Fire on Rates, Deputy Governor Says✉newsBusinessBanking45 min ago

    A deputy governor of the Bank of Thailand said the central bank can afford to keep interest rates unchanged rather than cut, signaling a patient stance on monetary policy. The remark suggests policymakers see current conditions as not demanding immediate easing, a position likely to fuel debate over whether Thai rates should move as other regional central banks adjust their own policy paths.

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    White House says Iran backed down in agreeing to ceasefire●White House says Iran 'backed down' to Trump in agreeing to ceasefire✉newsWar1 h ago

    The White House announced that Iran has 'backed down' to President Trump by agreeing to a ceasefire, framing the agreement as a concession to American pressure. The claim came as part of ongoing coverage of the conflict between the two countries, with the administration presenting the truce as a victory for Trump's negotiating stance.

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    Soldiers 'morally objecting' to serving on Hegseth's firing squad●Military source reveals some soldiers ‘morally objecting’ to being part of Hegseth’s firing squad▶youtubeWorldDefense921.7K1 h ago

    A military source says some soldiers are morally objecting to being part of a firing squad connected to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The claim, reported by MS NOW, suggests internal unease within the ranks over orders or policies associated with the Pentagon chief, and it is drawing significant attention as debate grows over Hegseth's handling of military directives.

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    Remote Worker Fired After Refusing 160 Daily Webcam Photos●A Remote Employee Refused 160 Webcam Photos a Day. Her Employer Fired HerYhnTechnologyInternet28738 min ago

    A remote employee was fired after refusing to submit around 160 webcam photos a day under her employer's monitoring requirements. The case has drawn widespread attention online, with many questioning whether such intrusive surveillance of remote workers is legal or reasonable, and it has reignited debate over workplace privacy, employee rights and the limits of employer monitoring at home.

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    Microsoft Bets on Its Own Maia 300 AI Chip●Microsoft Maia 300: Its Plan to Run AI on Its Own Chips https:// firethering.com/microsoft-maia -300-ai-chip/ # AI # chiMmastodonTechnologyAI235 min ago

    Microsoft is pushing forward with the Maia 300, a custom AI accelerator designed to run artificial intelligence workloads on its own silicon rather than relying solely on external suppliers like Nvidia. The chip is tied to Microsoft's Azure cloud infrastructure, and discussion is framed around whether in-house hardware can reduce Microsoft's dependence on Nvidia for AI computing.

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    Mexican judge closes case against immigration chief over Juarez fire●Mexican judge closes the case against immigration chief Francisco Garduño over 2023 Juarez fire✉newsWorldImmigration1 h ago

    A Mexican judge has closed the case against Francisco Garduño, head of the country's immigration institute, over the March 2023 fire at a detention facility in Ciudad Juárez that killed dozens of migrants. Garduño had faced charges of culpable harm and abuse of authority, and the decision to drop the case against him is drawing fresh scrutiny of official accountability for the disaster.

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    Hackers overheat French supermarket fridges, causing fires and food waste●Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires and food lossesYhnEnvironmentEnergy4846 min ago

    The French supermarket chain Intermarche has been hit by a cyberattack targeting around 150 of its stores, in which hackers manipulated refrigeration systems to overheat. The attacks sparked small fires and forced the destruction of spoiled food, causing significant losses. The incident highlights how cyberattacks on retailers can move beyond data theft into physical damage through connected industrial systems.

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    Details Leak of Meeting Where Bari Weiss's Editor Threatened CBS Staff●Details Leak from Meeting Where Weiss's 'Handpicked' Editor Threatened CBS StaffYhnBusinessRetail8720 min ago

    Reports say details have emerged from a tense internal meeting at CBS News in which an editor installed by Bari Weiss allegedly threatened staff, with claims the comments could constitute legal grounds for firing. The leaked account has fueled discussion about turmoil inside the network's newsroom under Weiss's leadership and growing friction between new management and longtime employees.

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    Roma are preparing to face Cesc Fabregas' Como in Serie A. Speaking ahead of the match, Fabregas defended under-fire managers by pointing to Arsenal's support of Mikel Arteta, and said he holds 'enormous respect' for Roma boss Gian Piero Gasperini. His remarks have drawn attention ahead of the fixture between the two sides.

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    New device to reveal how wildfire smoke affects wildlife●Novel device will help show how wildfire smoke impacts wildlife✉newsScienceBiology26 min ago

    Researchers at Colorado State University have developed a novel device designed to measure how wildfire smoke affects wild animals, a topic that has remained largely unstudied compared with human health impacts. Announced via a EurekAlert! release, the tool could help scientists understand smoke exposure in wildlife as wildfires grow more frequent and intense across North America and beyond.

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    Fire erupts again at Samara oil pumping station in Russia●The Samara oil pumping station in Russia’s Samara Oblast was struck again today. A large fire erupted at the facility, a𝕏xRU1K1 h ago

    A large fire broke out at an oil pumping station in Russia's Samara Oblast after the facility was struck again, according to reports from the region. The station is described as a key hub for receiving, storing and transporting oil, with one of the largest tank farms in Europe. The repeat strike on critical energy infrastructure has drawn significant attention, with observers highlighting the vulnerability of Russia's oil transport network to repeated attacks.

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    Burglars used a black Audi to ram their way into a Coolblue store in Groningen, leaving boxes scattered across the aisles, though no loot was taken. Separately, a fire station in Wilnis was broken into, and Noardeast-Fryslân saw its first burglary in a month. Dutch police and local media are reporting a string of break-ins across the country.

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    Sheriff Country, the CBS drama spinoff from Fire Country, is drawing attention as a new episode centers on a dangerous manhunt in the town of Deadwater. Sheriff Mickey Fox races to protect residents while confronting long-buried family wounds. Fire Country lead Max Thieriot has also spoken out about the shortened season, keeping both shows in fans' conversations.

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    Games With the Most Realistic Fire Mechanics▼10 MOST REALISTIC Fire Mechanics in Video Games✉newsCultureGaming3 min ago

    A gaming roundup is highlighting ten video games praised for having the most realistic fire mechanics, examining how different titles simulate flame spreading, ignition and destruction. Such lists typically cover franchises like Far Cry, Metal Gear Solid and The Legend of Zelda, where fire behaves dynamically with wind and materials. Gamers are discussing which titles deserve recognition and how convincingly each game handles burning environments.

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    ICE immigration agents opened fire on a car in New York while a five-year-old child sat in the back seat, Le Monde reports. The headline, flagged with the word 'injured' ('blessé'), is circulating in French-language searches, drawing renewed criticism of US immigration enforcement tactics and concern over the child's safety during the incident.

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    PSV fans are following the club's upcoming fixtures closely, with attention on the Champions League match against RB Leipzig. Coach Peter Bosz expects a spectacular, high-intensity encounter, saying it will be 'fire against fire'. Dutch media are also reporting squad and Eredivisie storylines around the matches as supporters prepare for a demanding stretch of games.

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    Interest in the CBS drama Fire Country is high as viewers look up how to stream season 5 online for free, with guides covering legitimate free viewing options. At the same time, fans are reacting to news that the upcoming season will be shortened, with star Max Thieriot taking a more positive view of the decision than many viewers, who say they are sad to see fewer episodes.

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    US ceasefire plan for Sudan risks Libya-style partition, adviser warns●#Daily_Brief: #US ceasefire plan for #Sudan could lead to Libya-style partition, adviser says✉newsWarSudan5 h ago

    A Sudanese adviser has warned that a United States-backed ceasefire plan for Sudan's civil war could result in a Libya-style partition of the country, splitting it into rival zones of control. The warning comes as US diplomacy seeks to halt fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces, with concerns growing that any de facto truce could entrench separate power bases rather than restore unified governance.