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Iran says a draft agreement under negotiation with the United States would include a waiver on oil sanctions, limits on its nuclear programme and the release of frozen Iranian assets. The claims offer a glimpse into the terms being discussed, though Washington has not confirmed the details. Talks between the two countries remain closely watched for signs of a breakthrough on sanctions relief and nuclear restrictions.

Representative Steve Cohen of Tennessee has introduced articles of impeachment against President Trump, according to a press release from his congressional office. The articles are described as comprehensive, though the full text and specific charges have drawn limited attention so far. The move is seen largely as a symbolic gesture, as Cohen's Democratic colleagues have not indicated broad support for advancing impeachment proceedings at this time.

The US Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration's attempt to impose restrictions on mail-in voting, turning away a request backed by the administration to limit the ballot method. The decision keeps existing mail voting rules in place, and is drawing attention as voting access remains a contentious political issue ahead of upcoming elections.

Google has announced Gemini 4 Argon, a new model in its Gemini family, via its official blog. The announcement is drawing heavy attention from the tech community, ranking as the top story on Hacker News with strong engagement. Details beyond the launch itself are limited, and commenters are weighing in on what the new model means for the competitive AI landscape.

FBI agents arrested a woman described as an alleged Chinese agent at Los Angeles International Airport after she allegedly surveilled the son of Taiwan's president. The case has drawn attention amid already tense US-China relations and scrutiny of espionage activity on American soil. Details about her identity and alleged mission remain limited as the investigation continues.

Japanese footballer Sano Wataru, younger brother of national team player Sano Kaishu, has seen limited playing time after being substituted at halftime in his first match and sitting out the next two games entirely. Speaking about his situation, he said he is determined to seize the opportunity when it comes as he fights to stay in the side.

Technologist Simon Willison argues that AI agents and automated systems should come with default hard budget caps on spending, warning that without them costs can spiral unexpectedly. The argument is drawing attention among developers and AI watchers, who are debating whether spending limits should be switched on by default rather than configured manually.

A hacker connected to the 2024 Snowflake data breaches, which compromised Ticketmaster and dozens of other companies, has pleaded guilty in connection with cyberattacks affecting 165 organisations. The breach exposed personal data of hundreds of millions of Ticketmaster customers, making it one of the largest data thefts of recent years. Details of the plea, sentencing and broader scheme remain limited.

Police can get into locked iPhones despite Apple's automatic inactivity reboot, a security feature meant to make phones inaccessible after being idle. The workaround involves GrayKey forensics hardware, keeping devices from triggering the reboot and allowing law enforcement to extract data. The report has reignited debate over encryption, device security, and the limits of Apple's protections against police access.

Newborn health is in the French news after Le Figaro Santé published a warning that France is lagging behind on neonatal screening, quoting experts saying 'France must catch up'. The debate contrasts France's limited screening programme with practices elsewhere, including reports that one country offers women a gold ring for giving birth in hospital. Parents and health commentators are sharing the articles widely.

The White House is monitoring a suspected plague outbreak in Russia, according to an Axios report. Details about the location, scale, and number of cases remain limited, and it is not yet clear whether the outbreak involves confirmed plague infections. Health officials and governments are watching the situation closely given the potential for wider spread.

Figma is restricting access to its Model Context Protocol server to a whitelist of approved clients, a move that excludes Pi. The change means developers using unapproved tools will no longer be able to connect to Figma's design data through MCP. Developers are discussing the implications for the open ecosystem of AI coding assistants that had relied on the endpoint.

André Villas-Boas says he believes Portuguese coach João Mora will succeed at AS Roma, and praised fellow coach Francesco Farioli, saying he 'takes players beyond their limits'. The remarks have drawn attention in Portugal and Italy as interest grows around the new generation of Portuguese coaches working abroad.

A park in South Korea has introduced humanoid robots to visitors, presenting a glimpse of a future where robots operate in public spaces. The Times' headline's 'Sort of' signals the technology remains limited, with the machines' capabilities falling short of full autonomy. The story is drawing attention as a snapshot of how far humanoid robotics has come, and how far it still has to go.

Otoni de Paula has been elected, according to reports circulating in Brazil. The Rio de Janeiro politician, previously a supporter of former president Jair Bolsonaro, drew attention after declaring his vote for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a shift that sparked commentary about his political realignment. Further details about the scope of the election result remain limited.

The advocate general at the European Court of Justice has argued that the personal liability of managing directors for cartel fines imposed on their companies should be limited. The opinion addresses how far a 'Betrieb' (the business) can be held responsible through its leadership when competition authorities impose financial penalties for cartel participation.

Schools in the United States are sending warnings to parents about a viral trend tied to Dr. Seuss's 'Cat in the Hat' character. The trend is spreading widely on social media, prompting administrators to alert families and caution students. Details about exactly what the trend involves and how schools are responding remain limited in early coverage.

Honda has started supplying the WR-V, a budget-friendly coupe-style crossover, to the Russian market. Russian outlets are describing the model as a reliable and affordable option, noting its arrival amid a limited range of new official Honda offerings in the country. The compact crossover is positioned as an entry-level choice for buyers seeking practicality at a lower price point.

The Carolina Panthers are a trending search topic in California. The available details are limited, with the only related snippet reporting that Jake Bates hit a 41-yard field goal to tie a game at 16-16 just before halftime. No specific Panthers result, trade, signing or game outcome was included in the collected information, so the reason for the interest cannot be confirmed.

Telugu daily Sakshi is reporting on GST 2.0 reforms, highlighting the phrase 'no arrest, no tension' in relation to import-related taxation changes. The coverage suggests the revised goods and services tax framework eases pressure on businesses dealing with imports, reducing fears of penal action. Details of the specific measures remain limited in the available reporting.

The White House is monitoring reports of a suspected plague outbreak in Russia, according to an Axios scoop. Details remain limited, but US officials are reportedly tracking the situation amid concerns about a possible public health emergency. The news has drawn attention given the potential cross-border implications and memories of past outbreaks in the region.

The Atlantic argues that artificial intelligence's most valuable contribution to science may lie in areas beyond its headline-grabbing breakthroughs, examining what AI genuinely offers researchers. The piece has drawn attention among readers discussing the real-world impact of AI tools on scientific research and discovery, and what the technology's limits are when applied to fields like biology.

Ukraine's SBU security service says a drone attack on the Khanskaya military airfield in Adygea, southern Russia, destroyed two Russian fighter jets, reportedly Su-34s. The claim quickly spread as one of the most searched topics in Russia, with Ukrainian officials presenting it as a deep strike far from the front line. Russian authorities have not confirmed the losses, and independent verification of the damage remains limited so far.

U.S. stock futures were little changed as investors weighed a softer jobs report against bond yields that remain elevated. Traders are parsing the weaker labor data for clues on the Federal Reserve's next moves, while higher yields keep pressure on equities and limit appetite for risk.

Reddit will block access to old.reddit.com for users who have not used the legacy interface in the past six months, according to Ars Technica. The company is tightening limits on the old desktop layout, which many long-time users prefer over the modern redesign. Frequent visitors to the classic interface will keep access, while lapsed users will be pushed to the current site or apps.