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'Maybe they'll see worse': 2008 crisis expert names four risks that could bring down global financial system
Richard Bookstaber, a financial analyst and former hedge fund and US Treasury insider who wrote A Demon of Our Own Design, the book that foreshadowed the 2008 financial crisis, warns that today’s financial system is even more fragile. Private credit, AI-driven tech, stock concentration, and geopolitical tensions form a tightly linked network where shocks spread quickly. Unlike past crises, risks n...
Neil Armstrong’s 1966 Gemini 8 mission caught on camera: Newly released images show astronauts’ life-or-death struggle in space
HasanAbi breaks silence after Cuba outfit backlash as Cartier glasses debate sparks fresh controversy online
Hasan Piker responded to criticism over his clothing during his Cuba visit, saying people misunderstood the situation. He explained that many items are gifted or sent to him. Social media users had questioned the cost of his outfit. Hasan denied the claims and said linking his clothes to Cuba’s problems does not make sense.
'Indian man asked me to…': US-based techie says passenger escorted off plane over seat swap drama
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'America will be paralyzed': Iran issues ‘eye for a head’ to Trump if US hits infrastructure
Iran issued a severe warning to Donald Trump, stating that any attack on its infrastructure would result in an "eye for a head" response, potentially paralyzing America. Tehran has hardened its negotiating stance, demanding an end to the war, guarantees against future military action, compensation, and control of the Strait of Hormuz before considering peace talks.
Taliban frees American academic Dennis Coyle after more than a year in detention
American academic Dennis Coyle, detained for over a year in Afghanistan, has been released by Taliban authorities on humanitarian grounds coinciding with Eid al-Fitr. While Washington welcomes this positive step, it renews calls for the return of other Americans still believed to be held, emphasizing an end to 'hostage diplomacy'.
Sikh teacher challenges Canadian bill over ban on turban and kirpan in classrooms
A Sikh teacher is challenging Quebec's secularism law, Bill 21. The law prevents public sector workers from wearing religious symbols. This case is now before Canada's Supreme Court. It questions if the law infringes fundamental freedoms. The outcome will impact religious expression and minority rights in Canada.
Israel to occupy southern Lebanon, create 'security zone'
Israel plans to establish a security zone up to the Litani River in southern Lebanon, a significant escalation against Hezbollah. Lebanon responded by expelling Iran's ambassador, citing diplomatic violations. This move escalates regional tensions, with France urging Israel to avoid a wider ground operation while supporting Lebanon's diplomatic action.
‘She got money and moved next door’: Miley Cyrus jokes 'superfan' Alex Cooper is 'kinda creepy' at Hannah Montana 20th anniversary special
Miley Cyrus playfully labelled superfan and neighbour Alex Cooper "kinda creepy" during a Hannah Montana 20th anniversary special. Cyrus, celebrating the Disney show's milestone, teased Cooper for moving next door after interviewing her. The singer also graced the event with fiancé Maxx Morando, alongside other original cast members and family.
Is Saudi Arabia calling the shots? Crown Prince MBS urging Trump to keep Iran war alive - report
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is reportedly urging US President Trump to escalate military action against Iran, viewing it as a chance to reshape the Middle East. He believes removing Iran's current government is key to addressing the threat to Gulf nations. However, Riyadh officially denies pushing for war, emphasizing a peaceful resolution and self-defense against Iranian attacks.
‘US will never give up the Moon again’: Nasa unveils lunar base roadmap, nuclear Mars mission
NASA unveiled ambitious initiatives to accelerate its return to the Moon, aiming for a lunar landing by the end of President Trump's term and establishing a long-term presence. The agency's updated Moon strategy focuses on a phased approach to building a lunar base, incorporating commercial and international partnerships to support frequent crewed missions and sustained human operations.
Quadruple amputee cornhole star Dayton James Webber arrested on suspicion of killing Bradrick Michael Wells
A professional cornhole player, Dayton James Webber, faces murder charges after a fatal shooting in Maryland. Police apprehended Webber in Virginia following the death of Bradrick Michael Wells. Witnesses claim Webber fired the fatal shots during an argument in a vehicle. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities believing Webber acted alone.
When will Iran's regime fall? Here's what Mossad chief said
Mossad chief David Barnea reportedly presented a nuanced view on Iran's regime change, suggesting it was possible but likely a year-long process, not a swift collapse. This assessment, emphasizing conditions and time, contrasts with claims of expecting rapid uprisings. Recent statements indicate the Iranian regime remains intact but weakened.
“I found God”: Twitch streamer Yonna under fire for saying she once “prayed” to XXXTentacion
Twitch streamer Yonna Jay surprised fans by sharing a past phase where she used to pray to XXXTentacion, calling it part of her earlier beliefs. The candid moment went viral for its honesty and humor. Her openness highlights her growing appeal, as audiences connect with her real, unfiltered personality and evolving journey as a content creator.
‘Disgusting’, ‘garbage’: Chicago Democrat faces fury for ‘wrong place at wrong time’ remarks on Sheridan Gorman killing
A Chicago alderwoman's remarks about a murdered Loyola student, Sheridan Gorman, being in the "wrong place at the wrong time" have sparked outrage. Critics accuse her of victim-blaming, especially after police reports indicated the killer stalked the 18-year-old. The suspect, an undocumented Venezuelan migrant, has been arrested.
"Erica has a d***": Candace Owens reacts to viral clip targeting Erika Kirk, sparks fresh controversy
Candace Owens reacted to a viral clip about Erika Kirk, using it to reinforce her ongoing criticism. She argued the remarks reflected widely held public views, intensifying online debate. The clip, which sparked mixed reactions, added fuel to existing scrutiny from Owens’ docuseries, where she questions Kirk’s background and public narrative, keeping the controversy active.
Banner Removed From 9/11 Memorial: cemetery takes down Islamic section sign; families decry disrespect
A San Francisco Bay Area cemetery removed a banner advertising a new Islamic section after it was draped over a 9/11 memorial, sparking community outrage. The cemetery owner stated permission was granted for signage but not for placement on the memorial. Residents expressed deep offense, with one calling the act "nutty" and disrespectful to the solemnity of the 9/11 installation.
