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Donald Trump has confirmed he is aware of Anthony Albanese's interest in discussing tariffs on Australian goods with him and is planning to make a call to schedule talks while in Australia. In response to being asked if he would engage with the PM during his visit, Trump stated, "They are calling and I will be talking to him."

Ingrid Lindblad claimed her third LPGA Tour victory at the JM Eagle LA Championship, finishing 21-under par. She birdied six holes on the back nine, including a crucial hole to maintain her two-stroke lead after her drive struck a tree and bounced into the fairway. Her twin sister, Chisato, played alongside her and tied for 11th at 15 under with a 68. Akie Iwai, her rival, followed a third-round 64 with a 69 to finish just short of victory.

Lauren Holiday, a former World Cup winner and two-time Olympic champion, has become an investor in the North Carolina Courage alongside her husband Jrue, marking a new chapter after her personal struggles. Despite the cancellation of their planned deal with Avenue Capital Group due to conflicts over league rules, Holiday remains committed to the club, emphasizing its close-knit culture and dedication to improving facilities following past scandals. Meanwhile, Lasry, Holiday's advocate, highlights the Courage's focus on building institutional safeguards to address challenges while ensuring Holiday's insights are integral to future developments.

"Revenge of the Savage Planet" delivers a perfect blend of nostalgic charm and modern refinement, offering both heartfelt storytelling and lighthearted entertainment. Its vibrant exploration-driven gameplay, enriched with humor and unique elements, captivates players across multiple platforms—PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC—making it an ideal choice for those who enjoyed the original while seeking a polished new experience.

Microsoft continues to launch Surface devices even after former leader Panos Panay left for Amazon, with focus shifting back to more affordable models. The discontinuation of the Lapto Studio 2 and its successor, the Pro Studio, reflects a shift away from the company's more innovative all-in-one desktop design. While these new products maintain some of the original concept's essence in their smaller form factors, they no longer include the unique high-end features that made the Lapto Studio 2 notable, signaling a broader evolution in Microsoft's product strategy.

Tommy Mellott's journey from being undervalued as a college quarterback to becoming a Raiders draft pick is a story of perseverance and passion. His dual abilities in quarterbacking and returning made him a perfect fit for their strategy of drafting multi-position players, particularly in special teams. Despite initial scouts overlooking his potential, Mellott's determination remains unwavering, with aspirations to secure an NFL role while pursuing medical school. This balance between athletic and academic ambitions highlights the multifaceted nature of professional athletics and how personal and professional relationships shape one's career choices.

Amazon Prime Video has renewed *Fallout* for Seasons 2 and 3, with Season 2 set to drop in December 2025. Cast members expressed enthusiasm about returning to the wasteland after wrapping filming just last week, despite production being halted due to LA fires earlier this year. The show's return comes amid anticipation as its first season broke records globally, leaving audiences with a cliffhanger in New Vegas. Confirmations hint that Robert House might play a role in Season 2, and leaks suggest potential appearances of iconic locations like Dinky the T-Rex and Lucky 38 casino.

European regulators have launched formal probes into several adult platforms accused of allowing minors to access adult content. The investigation targets Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos for failing to implement measures that protect minors from accessing adult material. This action could be seen as an escalation in enforcement under the Digital Services Act, highlighting a broader push to safeguard young users online.

A rocket city is officially coming to an area near SpaceX’s Texas launch site after residents voted overwhelmingly in favor of establishing its own municipality, despite concerns about expanded control. Named Starbase, the new city includes 500 nearby residents and will feature a mayor, two commissioners, and its vice president as an official. However, local officials warn that the company’s influence could heighten regulatory hurdles and environmental risks for the area already disrupted by rocket launches and ongoing legal battles over permits and pollution.

UGREEN's latest power bank is a game-changer in the portable charging world, offering incredible speed and massive capacity to keep your devices powered on the go. Currently on sale at $65 (a 34% discount from its usual price), this UGREEN 25,000mAh 145W power bank stands out with features like a USB-C port delivering up to 140W for lightning-fast charging and three ports for simultaneous charging of multiple devices. Its compact design makes it perfect for travelers, and an easy-to-read digital display keeps you informed about battery levels. With tariffs driving up prices in Asia, this is your last chance to grab such a powerful device at an all-time low price available on Amazon.

Fenerbahce coach José Mourinho has avoided confirming his contract extension following Sunday's 1-0 loss at Besiktas, with Fener still second and eight points adrift of Galatasaray's race for their third straight Super Lig title. Mourinho emphasized respecting internal details over the media while dismissing claims about the league's "toxic" environment and referee bias, adding that players struggle mentally against its power. Meanwhile, he advised former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær to trust his experience and mutual respect during their Besiktas tenure.

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake near Chile has triggered a tsunami alert. It struck at 8:58 a.m. Eastern Time off the Drake Passage, prompting authorities to urge residents along the Magallanes coast to evacuate as President Gabriel Boric announced. Schools in the region were closed, but officials later advised people to avoid beaches and boardwalks while the U.S. Tsunami Warning System revised its alert status after registering minimal coastal waves.

Fifty years after the Vietnam War's end, nearly 200,000 Vietnamese soldiers remain unaccounted for, with their families now urging the U.S. government to assist in locating them. Despite the absence of identification tags and limited resources, Vietnamese families are seeking closure and proper farewell for those lost, often relying on community support and personal stories that are fading over time.

Foreign interference appears to have influenced both Romania’s recent elections, with ultranationalist candidate George Simion calling on the top court to invalidate the vote, citing the same reasons as last year's annulled election. Simion lost to liberal mayor Nicușor Dan, who secured 53.6% of the vote against his 46.4%. The original ballot was canceled due to campaign finance discrepancies and suspected Russian influence. Simion, a Trump supporter, accused vote buying, social media manipulation, and foreign meddling by France, Moldova, and Russia. Despite his low chances of winning, he vowed to instill fear among Romansians to deter him from seeking power.

Jon Voight, a Trump supporter, proposed using tariffs to revive the U.S. film industry by increasing foreign film taxes, but his idea gained little traction after Donald Trump withdrew it amid backlash. Critics argued that other countries offer more economical production incentives, while Hollywood executives and unions like Sag-Aftra have expressed support for preserving the industry's prominence in the U.S., though its output has fallen 40% over the past decade as work moves overseas.

"New research reveals a major security concern: over half of workplace AI tools are high or critical risk, exposing sensitive data and raising significant cybersecurity risks. Nearly 84% of enterprise data is at risk through these tools, underscoring the need for careful data management as companies embrace AI. Younger mid-level employees like analysts and software engineers use AI tools most frequently, highlighting the growing risk landscape that demands urgent attention."

Live Nation reported a disappointing Q1 2025 earnings, with total revenue and adjusted operating income both declining compared to the same period last year. However, the company highlighted strong growth in event-related deferred revenue, signaling robust future prospects. Despite reporting modest year-over-year revenue growth in 2024, Live Nation is optimistic about 2025, positioning itself well to outperform expectations with plans to expand its global network and strengthen partnerships.

Building new nuclear power plants is complex and time-consuming, but they could provide a reliable energy source for AI data centers. However, due to their construction timelines, existing plants may not meet future demands. While upgrades can boost current output slightly, this won't address the significant energy requirements AI projects anticipate. The article highlights the potential of nuclear power as an alternative while noting the delays in scaling up new plants to support rapidly growing AI needs.

Travis Kelce is back to "shaving" mode as he hits the gym in Florida with friends Ross Travis and Kumar Ferguson. After a sweaty session in a luxurious black car, Kelce appeared exhausted but fully ready for action after stripping down completely. The Chiefs' tight end hasn't needed waxing in weeks due to his demanding schedule, including appearances at Patrick Mahomes' charity event.

The MX Creative Console has been updated with enhanced compatibility for Adobe Lightroom, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and Figma, making it a more versatile tool for creative professionals working on Mac or PC. The new versions support Adobe's Lightroom, expanding its functionality beyond just Lightroom Classic, while also integrating seamlessly with popular apps like DaVinci Resolve, offering streamlined navigation and editing capabilities. Logitech has been proactive in updating the device to meet the demands of creative workflows, ensuring users can leverage its features across a broader range of applications.

Tens of thousands of British households that had prepayment meters force-fitted in their properties are to share more than £18.6m in compensation and debt write-offs on their energy bills. The energy regulator for Great Britain, Ofgem, found that energy companies forced prepayment meters on more than 150,000 homes that were not keeping up with their bills, in one of its most comprehensive compliance reviews. The eight companies have committed to paying compensation and writing off energy debts for at least 40,000 customers. However, the compensation payments do not include the customers of British Gas, Utilita or Ovo Energy, which face separate investigations by the regulator. “We have made our expectations clear to suppliers on how those customers who were treated poorly should be compensated.

The article reflects on how grandparents' early losses of children during their lifetimes deeply shaped their lives into adulthood, particularly into their 80s or 90s, leaving a lasting emotional toll. This experience resonates with the author as they navigate their own bereavement. It explores how past attitudes toward death were intertwined with traditions like wake celebrations and women's roles in end-of-life care. Despite modern medical advancements making death less comforting, there is a renewed interest in these traditional practices. The author argues that embracing mortality can foster deeper connections to life and loss, offering hope for more compassionate endings.

More than 40 people have been killed in separate attacks in recent days in central Nigeria, a local government official said, the latest raids in a region where herders and farmers often clash over land access. The attacks occurred in three villages between Friday and Sunday, chairman of the Gwer West local government area of Benue state, Ormin Torsar Victor, told news agencies. At least 42 people were shot dead by suspected herders in a series of weekend attacks across Gwer West district in Nigeria's central Benue state, a local official said Reuters on Tuesday. Decimated villages"No less than 20 people were killed at Aondana village on Sunday," orsar Victor told AFP over the phone, adding that more than 10 others died in another village. Benue State Police spokesperson Anene Sewuese Catherine confirmed two attacks in the area.

Microsoft recently announced significant price hikes for its Xbox Series S and Series X consoles in multiple regions, including a 27% increase for the Series S in the U.S., 22% for the Series X, and a 14% jump on some new games. The company cited market conditions and rising development costs as reasons for the price changes, noting that these hikes follow similar moves by Sony and other companies. Trump's tariffs on Chinese-made products, which account for a large portion of Xbox manufacturing, may also be contributing to these cost increases.

Hezbollah's leader Naim Qassem calls on Lebanon to intensify efforts against Israel despite a ceasefire deal. The Israeli military has intensified attacks this month, targeting areas like Beirut after warnings of further aggression. Rights groups have condemned these strikes as violations of the truce, while Hezbollah emphasizes compliance with the ceasefire but urges pressure on Israel for regional stability.

"Will GTA 6's delayed release be enough to keep you coming back? Rockstar Games and Devolver Digital have both announced their major releases for May 26, 2026. While the companies are trying to capitalize on the same event with mystery games, Human Fall Flat 2 won't be releasing that day."

Ben Askren, a former UFC welterweight champion known for his rigorous wrestling career and Olympic accolades, has been hospitalized with severe pneumonia. His wife, Amy Askren, shared the upsetting news on social media, asking for prayers as her husband is unable to communicate at this time. The couple, who resides in Wisconsin with their three children, requested privacy during this difficult time.

First acknowledgement Israel using armed gangs, which aid groups have accused of stealing aid from trucks. “Netanyahu says that these armed gangs … could essentially help the Israelis defeat Hamas in Gaza.”“But it’s not going down well within Israel, where people are saying that these are armed criminal enterprises within the Gaza Strip. It did not say when aid distribution would resume. AdvertisementWafa also reported that Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians trying to reach an aid centre near Wadi Gaza. Al-Hayya added that Hamas is ready to engage in further talks and that communications with the mediators are ongoing.

Jordyn Woodruff reflects on her regret after deleting her ex-partner’s photos within days of breakup, feeling it was unfair and not a healthy way to cope. A study reveals 24% of Brits actively delete such photos, while nearly 10% keep them, with differing emotional responses from individuals. Kate Mansfield notes the decision depends on context, including trust and relationship boundaries, while listeners of the MEAN GIRL podcast shared mixed experiences on keeping or deleting ex photos. The article concludes that the choice is personal, emphasizing reflection on feelings and circumstances before making a decision.

Rice prices in Japan have hit a 17-week high since March 2022, with the average price for 5 kilograms rising from ¥4,220 to ¥4,233. Despite efforts by the government to release stockpiled rice through auctions and monthly releases starting in March, distribution has been uneven—only about 29% of the total stock shipped as of Thursday. The upcoming auction on April 23-25 and future monthly releases from May to July aim to address supply issues, but concerns remain that delays in getting rice to stores could prevent price reductions.

The habit of meticulously logging every purchase with detailed lists in a notes app has gone unnoticed until someone remarks on it. These lists categorize everything bought—everything from groceries to clothes and random purchases like takeaway coffee or bus fares—and help control impulse buying, especially during times of financial uncertainty. Surprisingly, this method hasn’t turned shopping into a chore but has allowed the writer to resist unnecessary expenses while still enjoying occasional treats.

Huawei's Mate XT is a unique trifold smartphone with three usable screen sizes: a regular 6.4-inch display, a medium 7.9-inch square shape resembling other foldables, and a fully opened 10.2-inch tablet mode. It costs nearly $4,000 and lacks official Google Mobile Services support, but users can sideload apps to achieve a regular Android experience. The phone feels sturdy despite its complexity, but it is thicker and heavier than average smartphones. Its software future is uncertain as Huawei moves away from Android compatibility.

Star Wars fans are eagerly bidding for a custom-made rebel pilot helmet from *The Empire Strikes Back*, now up for sale at the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction in Los Angeles. Made by Oscar-winning costume designer John Mollo, this original helmet used in the film—one of only two with the intact liner—could fetch between $200K and $400K. A portion of its proceeds will help settle Han Solo’s debts to Jabba the Hutt! Meanwhile, fans can still find opportunities to enhance their collections by participating in this auction or others like Propstore’s recent sales of iconic Star Wars memorabilia.

Jaydn Su'A made a pivotal mistake during St George Illawarra's crucial tryline in their NRL clash against the Tigers, leading to their inability to win. Despite teammates attempting to comfort him afterward, the error cost his team the chance to secure eighth place, allowing Jarome Luai and Benji Marshall to lead the Tigers to victory with their strong performances.

CBS will reveal its 2025-26 lineup on May 7, with plans to announce a new show alongside its long-term Fire Country spinoff, Sheriff Country. The network has picked up primetime Einstein, which is well-received, and three pilots: Einstein, DMV, and Zarna. DMV, starring Harriet Dyer and Tim Meadows, has been commissioned for a third script and may secure a multi-cam slot alongside Ghosts. Zarna, with comedian Zarna Garg, also performed well but is single-cam. In dramas, Sheriff Country and Blue Bloods are confirmed, while Equalizer negotiations remain in play. Silicon Valley and Eternally Yours face uncertain futures this season.

Kosmos 482, a Soviet-era spacecraft from the Venera mission that failed to reach Venus, is set to reenter Earth's atmosphere soon after misfiring on its original journey toward Venus over five decades ago. With a titanium heat shield and structures built for extreme temperatures, it has a higher chance of surviving the intense forces during reentry compared to typical space debris. While most space junk burns up or breaks apart, Kosmos 482 is "highly likely" to reach Earth's surface in one piece.

A high-profile jail breakout in New Orleans saw seven men, including those convicted of murder, escape following defective locks that allowed them to break out using a toilet hole and discarded clothing. Internal deficiencies and possible assistance from inmates contributed to the escape, despite efforts to secure the facility. Authorities are investigating leads, including a tip suggesting an internal security issue within the sheriff's office, as they seek to apprehend the remaining fugitives.

You see, the company’s new P30 USB 4.0 Super-Speed Magnetic SSD is here, and it offers a mix of speed, portability, and a clever design. Thanks to USB 4.0 technology, the P30 is capable of impressive transfer speeds up to 4000MB/s. Roughly the size of a credit card, the P30 can easily slip into a pocket or small pouch. Connectivity is handled by a USB Type-C interface, which means the P30 works with a wide range of devices. Whether you’re using a Windows PC, Mac, Android smartphone, or even a PlayStation 5 console, the P30 has you covered.

Rwanda is considering entering into agreements with the U.S. to take in migrants deported from the country, marking the nation's potential first international cooperation on immigration as an African country. Rwanda's foreign minister indicated early-stage discussions about receiving third-country deportees and expressed openness to such partnerships, though details remain unclear. --- *This article highlights Rwanda's potential leadership in global migration cooperation, offering a rare opportunity for African nations seeking similar opportunities.*

Britain's armed forces carried out a significant operation in Yemen on Wednesday, working with U.S. troops to target the Houthi militia, which has been supported by Iran. The strike, described as the first since President Trump’s return to the White House, aimed to reduce the Houthi group’s capabilities and protect UK shipping. Typhoon jets delivered precision-guided bombs to a cluster of buildings near Yemen’s capital, ensuring minimal civilian impact. No evidence of civilian casualties was reported following the operation.

Olivia Rodrigo surprised fans by welcoming David Byrne onto her stage during her Governors Ball performance for a duet on "Burning Down the House." The two shared vocals before Byrne danced with Rodrigo on "Speaking in Tongues," marking a rare public appearance together. The track has seen a resurgence post-Stop Making Sense, with performances by Paramore and Bruce Springsteen among others.

Manchester City faces a critical decision this season as Pep Guardiola emphasizes the importance of qualifying for the Champions League to secure key player signings. With Chelsea and Aston Villa just above them, missing out could hinder their ability to recruit top targets. Transfer rumors loom with Real Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen also interested in potential replacements for Kevin De Bruyne. Meanwhile, Guardiola's concerns over squad reliability and injuries suggest he may need to address his team structure next summer to maintain competitiveness.

"Ever wondered what it's like to eat like royalty? The Aristocrat Diet forbids turnips and deep-fried foods but allows fresh veggies and simple carbs. Posh aristocrats opt for pork sausages, mashed potatoes, and chicken sandwiches, while enjoying homemade ice cream. Though high in meat and carbohydrates, the diet's restrictions on minced meat and processed foods have drawn criticism."

During Block's recent hackathon, developers utilized an AI-driven tool called Goose, developed by the company, to create numerous innovative prototypes, including a database debugger and an automated Bitcoin support app. This productivity boost enabled the team to explore and implement nearly 30 new ideas for production, significantly enhancing their workflow. Goose has transformed Block’s operations by automating code generation and empowering non-engineers to prototype features, signaling broader potential changes in how AI is reshaping coding practices across industries.

Argentina is experimenting with a rollback of abortion rights under President Javier Milei, cutting funding for contraceptives and ending the distribution of abortion pills. This has led to supply shortages in many provinces, creating unsafe conditions for women seeking access. The government's extreme anti-abortion rhetoric has confused legal status for some women, while healthcare providers are refusing to perform terminations due to fear of discrimination or resource constraints. The policy shift is part of a global backlash against women's rights and mirrors Trump-era conservative movements in the U.S. and other countries.

The Isle of Man TT, one of motorsport's most iconic events, faced an unprecedented challenge this week when organizers called off what was expected to be its highlight race after high winds disrupted the entire 37.73-mile course. Speaking with riders just before the event was set to begin, organizers decided to cancel the Senior TT due to the severe weather conditions. This decision was met with approval from clerk of course Gary Thompson and marks 2025 as one of the safest editions in TT history. Despite the cancellation, Sunday's race saw Michael Dunlop extend his record of victories with four more wins during a weather-disrupted event that still marked a historic milestone for TT history.

Google's Ask Photos feature, introduced last year at I/O and available in early access since September, is currently facing issues with latency, quality, and user experience. Jamie Aspinall confirmed that the rollout has been paused at small numbers while addressing these problems. The upcoming update aims to restore speed and performance by resuming the rollout in about two weeks, bringing back the original search capabilities. Users can anticipate an improved version soon, despite a potential delay during this adjustment period.