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Pakistani YouTuber Fatima Faisal has released a new video combining an extreme horror prank with a spicy biryani recipe, framed around a startled reaction that suggests she came under attack. The clip is drawing heavy engagement, with nearly a million likes, as viewers respond to the mix of cooking content and staged scare footage that has become her signature style.

Researchers have developed a 3D thermal invisibility cloak that can make objects effectively disappear from infrared cameras by manipulating heat signatures. Unlike earlier flat or single-direction prototypes, the cloak works in three dimensions, masking thermal emissions so cameras cannot detect what lies beneath. Discussion is focused on how the technology works and its potential military and surveillance implications.

Ukraine has developed a pocket-sized electronic device that reportedly turns the cameras on Russian drones against them, according to reports circulating this week. The gadget, covered by technology outlets, is presented as a way to disrupt or exploit enemy drone systems on the battlefield. Details about how it works and how widely it is deployed remain limited.

Forbes has released its 2026 ranking of the richest people in Spain, with Amancio Ortega repeating as the country's wealthiest, his fortune growing by around 15 billion euros. Interest is also focusing on his daughter Sandra Ortega, Zara founder's other child, a multimillionaire known for her discreet life and central to questions about the family business succession.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has been urged to act with caution and respect as his country's military deployment in Haiti draws scrutiny. The appeal, highlighted in Dominican television coverage, reflects concern over how Salvadoran forces conduct themselves abroad, particularly given Haiti's fragile security and human rights situation as international support missions operate there.

A report claims Apple's affordable iPhone model will receive a new processor and an upgraded front-facing selfie camera in its next iteration. The affordable line has become a significant part of Apple's lineup, and hardware refreshes to the chip and camera would bring the budget device closer to its flagship models. Details on timing, pricing and the specific chip involved have not been confirmed, and Apple has not commented on the report.

CVS Health shares rose after reports that the company plans to break up its sprawling health conglomerate, potentially undoing the strategy that combined its pharmacy chain, insurer Aetna and care services under one roof. The jump suggests investors see a split as a way to unlock value and refocus the business, though CVS has not confirmed any decision and details of the restructuring remain unclear.

A hands-on look at the iPhone 18 Pro is circulating, focused on changes to the phone's camera system. Details beyond the headline are limited, but early impressions of Apple's next flagship camera upgrades are drawing attention as the device's expected launch approaches.

Steven Meranze is passing leadership of Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Office of Faculty and Medical Staff Engagement to Tyler Barrett. The transition marks a change at the head of the office, which supports faculty and medical staff at the Nashville institution, with Barrett taking over the role from Meranze.

Industrial conglomerate 3M has agreed to pay about $7.35 billion over nine years to settle personal injury claims tied to PFAS, the so-called 'forever chemicals' linked to health problems. The settlement covers people who say they were harmed by exposure to the chemicals, which have been widely used in products and have contaminated water supplies across the United States.

A trail camera recording said to show a possible Bigfoot figure is being circulated by Coast to Coast AM and Newsradio WTAM 1100, outlets known for covering paranormal topics. The clip invites debate over whether it shows the legendary creature or an ordinary animal caught in poor lighting, with skeptics and believers likely weighing in.

CVS Health is reportedly planning to break up its healthcare conglomerate, separating businesses it combined in recent years, according to reports. The move would unwind parts of the strategy that brought pharmacy retail, insurance and services under one roof, and comes as the company faces pressure over costs and its stock performance.

The Idaho Supreme Court has ordered the partial release of body camera footage connected to the death of Tobin Bolter. The ruling means some video records from the incident will now be made public, though portions may remain withheld. The case has drawn ongoing public attention, with residents and media outlets pressing for transparency about the circumstances surrounding Bolter's death.

A brand new Alaska Airlines Boeing 787-9, registration N785HA, departed Los Angeles International on a ferry flight as AS9983, heading to Honolulu where it is expected to enter passenger service. Aviation watchers noted the choice of Honolulu, since all of Alaska's existing 787-9s came from its acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines, and its current fleet is not typically based there.

Apple's iPhone 15 features the Dynamic Island, previously reserved for Pro models, along with a 48-megapixel camera and the shift away from the Lightning port. The standard model takes on several features once exclusive to higher-end devices. Coverage highlights how Apple is closing the gap between its base and Pro iPhones while keeping some Pro-only capabilities behind a paywall of pricing.

A new Mac app called Sunlight is being introduced as a camera-based window manager that arranges windows on an infinite canvas, using the webcam instead of traditional controls. Users are being invited to try it via its website. Discussion centers on how practical a camera-driven approach to window management is for everyday Mac workflows.

CVS Health is reportedly planning to break up its healthcare conglomerate, according to the Financial Times. The move would unwind parts of the sprawling structure CVS built through major acquisitions, including its pharmacy, insurance and services businesses. News of the plan, picked up by Bloomberg and other outlets, is drawing wide attention given CVS's central role in the US healthcare market.

A trail camera has recorded footage that some believe shows Bigfoot, reigniting debate over the mythical creature's existence. The clip, circulating widely on US radio and news outlets, shows a blurry figure that skeptics attribute to a bear or person, while enthusiasts call it fresh evidence. No confirmation has been made.

A game camera has captured footage that some believe may show Bigfoot, featured in a segment by KFBK News Radio and discussed on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory. The blurry images are fueling renewed debate among enthusiasts and skeptics about whether the legendary creature could roam the area where the camera was set up.

The Emerald Cup, a Chicago coffee business, plans to open a kiosk in Beverly in a former church building that has been converted into retail space. The announcement comes from local coverage of the South Side neighborhood's changing commercial landscape. Residents are likely watching how the historic religious property adapts to new neighborhood uses.

A widely shared clip shows a police officer who apparently forgot he was being recorded, with the footage now drawing attention online. The video's framing suggests the officer's unguarded conduct backfired once it became public, though the specific incident, location and any consequences for the officer remain unknown.

With the first wet weather of the season arriving, drivers are being reminded to clean every camera and check every light on their vehicles. Dusty rain can turn to goo on camera lenses, degrading visibility for driver-assist systems. One Chevrolet Bolt owner reports losing a headlight to the same ballast fault it suffered last year, prompting calls for others to share their winter maintenance checklists.

A federal judge has ordered US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to hand over body camera footage related to arrests carried out in Oregon. The ruling comes amid ongoing scrutiny of ICE enforcement tactics in the region, where agents have faced criticism over how operations are conducted. Observers say the footage could shed light on the circumstances of the arrests and whether proper procedures were followed, and the order is being closely watched by advocates and officials alike.

A hidden camera segment titled 'Improvised Police' is circulating online, showing pranksters posing as makeshift police officers to surprise people in the street. The clip, shared via the Gaylife entertainment site, is being tagged as comedy and TV content. Viewers are sharing it as a lighthearted prank item, with little other factual detail available about where or by whom it was filmed.