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- 1Zelenskyy offers Ukraine's drone-defense expertise to NATO's neighbors▼Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1676: Zelenskyy offers NATO's neighbors Ukraine's drone-defense know-how
With the Russo-Ukrainian war in its 1,676th day, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has offered Ukraine's drone-defense know-how to countries bordering NATO's eastern flank. Ukraine, facing the world's most intensive drone warfare, has developed extensive counter-drone tactics and systems, and its offer signals Kyiv's push to deepen security ties with European neighbours amid ongoing Russian attacks.
- 2Rajnath Singh warns India will strike terror hubs●India will strike terror hubs as long as neighbour backs terrorists: Rajnath Singh
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India will continue to strike terrorist hubs as long as its neighbour supports terrorists. The statement, reported by The New Indian Express, underlines New Delhi's stated policy of cross-border action against militant infrastructure. Singh did not name the country, but the reference is widely understood to point to Pakistan, amid long-standing tensions over terrorism emanating from across the border.
- 3Iranian woman Mahboubeh Shabani sentenced to death●Mahboubeh Shabani sentenced to death over January protests
Mahboubeh Shabani has been sentenced to death in Iran in connection with protests that broke out in January. The sentence was reported by the Kurdish human rights group Hengaw, which monitors executions and repression in the region. Rights advocates say the ruling adds to a growing list of death sentences handed down over participation in demonstrations, and are calling for the verdict to be overturned.
- 4The Last of Us season 3 adds Goodman and two game actors●The Last of Us season 3 adds Goodman and 2 game actors
The Last of Us season 3 has added Anthony Goodman along with two actors from the original video games to its cast, according to Radio Times. The casting continues HBO's practice of bringing in performers from Naughty Dog's games, a move fans typically welcome. The announcement is drawing attention as anticipation builds for the next chapter of the post-apocalyptic drama.
- 5John Goodman Joins The Last of Us Season 3 Cast▼‘The Last of Us’ Season 3 Casts John Goodman, Video Game Stars Laura Bailey and Ian Alexander
HBO's The Last of Us has added John Goodman to its cast for season 3, alongside Laura Bailey and Ian Alexander, both of whom appeared in the original video games. Bailey voiced and motion-captured Abby in the game, while Alexander played Lev, a role recast for the show. Fans are weighing in on the casting choices ahead of the new season.
- 6Neighbor charged with murder of Georgia DoorDash driver found dismembered▼‘Gruesome crime’: Neighbor charged with murder after Georgia DoorDash driver found dismembered
A neighbor has been charged with murder after a DoorDash delivery driver was found dismembered in Georgia, in what authorities are calling a gruesome crime. The case has drawn widespread attention and revulsion, with many reacting to the shocking nature of the killing and questions about the safety of delivery workers.
- 7HBO's The Last of Us Casts Two More Video Game Veterans in New Roles▼HBO's 'The Last of Us' Brings Back 2 More Video Game Alumni in Brand New Roles
HBO's The Last of Us has cast two more actors from the original video game series in brand new roles for the show. The series has a track record of bringing in game voice and motion-capture performers, most notably Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker, who played leads in the games and appeared in the first season. Fans are discussing which other game alumni could appear next.
- 8Downtown bar shooting sparks neighbors' mental health and safety concerns▼Mental health & safety concerns brought up by neighbors after shooting by bar downtown
Residents living near a downtown bar are raising mental health and safety concerns after a shooting outside the venue. Neighbors say the incident has heightened fears about crime and disorder in the area and are calling on city officials and police to respond with stronger security measures and better support for people struggling with mental health issues.
- 9Washington Heights Man Cleans One Block a Day for 100 Days●Washington Heights Man Cleans One NYC Block a Day for 100 Days,Neighbors Join In
A man in Washington Heights, Manhattan, has spent 100 days cleaning one city block every day, and his effort has drawn neighbors to pick up brooms and join him. The grassroots cleanup has become a talking point in the neighborhood, with residents praising the simple, consistent act of improving their streets and describing how a solo project grew into a collective effort.
- 10Supreme Court Upholds Demotion Over Officer's Sketchbook Confession●Supreme Court Upholds Demotion for Officer's Sketchbook Confession
South Korea's Supreme Court has upheld the demotion of a police officer, citing a confession the officer recorded in a personal sketchbook. The ruling confirms that the handwritten confession could be used to justify the disciplinary demotion. The decision settles the disciplinary case and offers guidance on how personal written records can factor into police misconduct proceedings.
- 11Parks Tacoma to remove neighbors' unsanctioned park art●Neighbors added art to this Tacoma park. Parks Tacoma is taking it away
Residents of a Tacoma neighborhood installed their own artwork in a local park, but Parks Tacoma says the pieces must go. The agency is moving to take the art away, sparking tension with the neighbors who created it. Supporters see the installations as community-driven improvements; the parks department treats them as unauthorized additions to public property.
- 12Storm-hit Wyandotte County residents learn of BPU savings deal late●Storm-damaged Wyandotte County neighborhood learns of BPU savings deal a month later
Residents of a storm-damaged neighborhood in Wyandotte County, Kansas are only now learning about a savings agreement with the Board of Public Utilities, roughly a month after it was reached. The deal offers financial relief to households hit by storm damage, but the delayed notification has left many residents frustrated that they went weeks without knowing help was available.