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- 1Italian streamer's pastry mishap draws amused reactions●⭐️ Giovedì, per la live ho dovuto cacciare fuori il bombolone! @ LINKioni 👈🏽❤️ piace perché è un programma serio serissi
During a Thursday livestream, the host says he had to dig out a bombolone — a filled Italian doughnut — because his internet connection kept failing. The stream was part of LINKioni, a programme he jokingly calls 'very serious'. The guest that evening was Ester Memeo, who is also art director of the Festival del podcasting. Commenters are treating the technical troubles and snack as light entertainment.
- 2Oakland woman publishes book on family conflict and mental health▼Oakland woman publishes book about family conflict, mental health
A woman from Oakland has published a new book addressing family conflict and mental health, drawing coverage from CBS News and KION on the Central Coast. The book explores how family tensions affect emotional wellbeing, adding a personal, local voice to wider conversations about mental health awareness.
- 3Ukrainian intelligence names Russian archaeologists at Crimean sites●HUR publishes details of Russian archaeologists involved in excavations at Tauric Chersonesus and Myrmekion The Ukrainia
Ukraine's Defence Ministry Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has published details of five people it says are involved in illegal archaeological excavations at Tauric Chersonesus and Myrmekion, sites in Russian-occupied Crimea. Kyiv frames the digs as unlawful activity conducted under occupation, and the disclosure adds to its pattern of naming individuals working in annexed territories.