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Kylie Jenner’s fiery red dress left fans in awe as she flexed her curves on Instagram, wearing a skintight gown with a split at the bottom that revealed a hint of her tan legs. She even posed sultrily for a mirror selfie, sparking interest among followers who noted the dress was available for purchase through her clothing line for $398. Meanwhile, Jenner has been making waves with plenty of low-cut ensembles and bikini shots as temperatures rise, proving no one can keep up with her style.

Kanye West reunited with Bianca Censori on social media after an intimate dinner date in Spain, where they appeared happy and carefree. During their meal at Indian Fusion Cala d'Or, Mallorca, the couple seemed享受ed their time together without any tension, sharing dishes like chicken curry, chicken balti, butter chicken, and chicken tikka masala, all washed down with mango lassis—a refreshing blend of mangoes, milk, yogurt, and ice. Security was on standby as Kanye's guards arrived early to ensure a private experience despite the restaurant lacking a private section, highlighting their cozy and harmonious evening.

A pickup truck and a tour van collided near Henry’s Lake state park in eastern Idaho, leaving seven people dead and eight injured as emergency vehicles responded to the fiery crash, which remains under investigation. Authorities are focused on determining the cause of the accident, while officials from the Fremont county coroner’s office have not released names or details about the victims yet. The collision occurred just before 7:15 p.m., near a stretch of highway leading to the iconic Yellowstone National Park, a popular tourist route that has seen up to 10,500 vehicles pass daily, raising concerns about safety improvements along the route.

Visitors to Northern Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway are damaging the historic site by wedging coins into its basalt columns, which rust and expand to three times their thickness, causing the rock to crumble and stain. Authorities have urged people to stop this tradition to protect this natural wonder for future generations, while last year’s 648,000 visitors highlighted its popularity but also emphasized the need to preserve its beauty and history.

As mysterious as a crash involving bird strikes, South Korea faced a tragic aviation disaster when a jet touched down after a 16-mile flight from New York to South Korea, with investigators yet to determine the cause. Findings revealed feathers and blood inside the engines, while state-owned KAC had warned for years about Muan airport's bird risks but did little. The transport ministry is now deploying drones in June and sound generators in August, planning to equip airports by 2028, while also installing thermal cameras and laser guns. Though the government had pledged measures, including radar systems, the airport was still understaffed and underfunded at the crash site.

Open Extended ReactionsWinnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck was pulled from a second consecutive postseason game for the first time in his career Sunday, after giving up five goals to the St. Louis Blues in a 5-1 rout. St. Louis' victory tied this Western Conference first-round series at 2-2, with Game 5 on Wednesday in Winnipeg. Jets coach Scott Arniel tried not to fan the flames in his postgame media availability Sunday as he put his full weight behind Hellebuyck moving forward. Now that the series is shifting back to Winnipeg, the Blues plan to take what worked on Hellebuyck in their rink and apply it to the Jets' home ice. For Hellebuyck, Game 5 is a chance to start rewriting his own history.

Hawaii plans to increase hotel tax to help it cope with climate changetoggle caption Jennifer Sinco Kelleher/APHONOLULU — In a first-of-its kind move, Hawaii lawmakers are ready to hike a tax imposed on travelers staying in hotels, vacation rentals and other short-term accommodations and earmark the new money for programs to cope with a warming planet. Adding to an already hefty taxThe increase will add to what is already a relatively large duty on short-term stays. The governor has long said the 10 million visitors who come to Hawaii each year should help the state's 1.4 million residents protect the environment. Hotel industry has mixed feelingsJerry Gibson, president of the Hawaii Hotel Alliance, which represents the state's hotel operators, said the industry was pleased lawmakers didn't adopt a higher increase that was initially proposed. Green acknowledged the revenue from the tax increase falls short of this, but said the state would issue bonds to leverage the money it raises.

Blast, a leading global esports company, is opening a new office in New York City to expand its U.S.-esports efforts, with plans to host major tournaments like the FNCS Pro-Am Los Angeles and Blast.tv Austin Major. The company also aims to launch an office in Mumbai by year-end. Owner Leo Matlock will lead this effort, leveraging Blast's partnerships with top brands and game developers to strengthen its foothold in the U.S. market while expanding globally.

Tesla's leasing policies have upset some customers who feel misled about their cars' future. Until recently, Tesla prevented former leasers from buying their EVs at the end of a lease, instead keeping them in its ride-hailing network. However, after expanding the policy to Model 3 and Y leases last November, Tesla has started selling these vehicles separately. This has annoyed some customers who feel they were promised ongoing use but only got a one-time transaction. Some owners believe it was an oversight if buyouts were permitted earlier, while Tesla's share price has benefited from Musk's promotion of autonomous driving capabilities, with rides in Austin expected next month.

MC Poze, a celebrated Brazilian funk singer known for his music depicting life in favelas, has faced widespread condemnation after being arrested on charges tied to his lyrics and alleged links to a criminal gang. The artist, who gained fame with tracks about drug trafficking, was detained under unclear circumstances amid calls for his release as there’s no evidence of violent crime. His arrest comes amid growing criticism of the criminalization of Black culture in Brazil, which has ties to systemic inequality tied to slavery's abolition.

In an article from the "Streaming Wars" series by Amelia Emberwing, the cancellation of Apple TV+'s *Mythic Quest* after its fourth season sparked controversy. The finale, which featured a divisive kiss between leads Ian and Poppy, was replaced with a less dramatic hug due to the lack of a fifth season. Fans were angered further as the original ending was removed entirely from the platform. This move raises concerns about the trend of content erasure in streaming services, where altering or removing episodes can erase creative works from digital existence, affecting both creators and audiences.

The article introduces the Ninja Woodfire, an electric barbecue that combines grilling, air frying, and smoking for a versatile outdoor cooking experience. It highlights its convenience with a pre-assembled design and a guidebook offering detailed instructions for various dishes. While it enhances flavor through smoke, especially when cooking longer, it sacrifices some traditional smokiness found in gas or charcoal barbecues. Electric models are praised for their ease and efficiency but may not replicate the same aromatic depth as propane options unless additional smoking features are used.

AI systems are now able to create stunning images of what someone is looking at by analyzing brain activity recordings from monkeys. By teaching these models to focus on specific parts of the brain, the accuracy of the reconstructions significantly improves—something researchers describe as "the closest, most accurate" so far. This breakthrough marks a notable milestone in understanding how visual information is processed in the brain through AI.

The "Office" cinematic universe is expanding with a new mockumentary spinoff called *The Paper*, set to premiere on Peacock in September. Starring familiar faces like Greg Daniels and Michael Koman, the show follows a documentary crew investigating the decline of a small town newspaper. The series will explore how the internet has taken over free media consumption, raising eyebrows with its satirical take on modern journalism.

Mortgage rates stayed steady this week, but homebuying activity dropped 4%, driven by concerns over the broader economy and signs of labor market weakness. Applications for fixed-rate mortgages fell alongside those for refinancing, which also saw a slight decline as rates remained near historically high levels. With slower pace of mortgage activity likely to continue, buyers may hold off on purchases until broader economic indicators stabilize following significant data releases later in the week.

A new security feature is prompting users to press and hold, ensuring they are definitely human. By adding a reference ID, this action becomes another layer of verification, helping systems distinguish humans from bots seamlessly. This subtle change is enhancing security without burdening users.

The Israeli military conducted airstrikes in Gaza on Thursday, targeting multiple locations including affiliated groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad, resulting in dozens of deaths and significant casualties. The health ministry reported that many more civilians were injured in the strikes, which are part of an ongoing escalation in response to Hamas's threats. Hundreds of targets were hit over the past two days, with hospitals in Jabaliya reporting increased fatalities from these operations.

15 emergency workers and a U.N. employee were killed in Gaza due to an Israeli military "operational misunderstanding," revealed after weeks of investigation. The soldiers initially mistook an ambulance for a Hamas vehicle, leading to multiple attacks on rescue vehicles; the field commander was dismissed for inaccurate reporting and firing on a U.N. truck, despite evidence showing all victims were unarmed and wearing paramedic vests. Critics argue the incident highlights growing risks faced by aid workers in conflict zones.

A relatively new concept, the 52-hour workweek has become a topic of concern for those who work long hours. A recent study suggests that excessive workloads can lead to physical and emotional toll, including increased brain volume in areas linked to cognitive function but also potential negative impacts on executive function. In countries like South Korea, where 52 hours is legally significant, the threshold for increased health risk is clear, while in the UK, the limit is stricter at 48 hours, though exceptions exist for certain professions.

In an Oval Office meeting, Prime Minister Mark Carney outright rejected President Trump's suggestion to designate Canada as the U.S.'s 51st state. The move, which Trump proposed during their talks, has drawn criticism for undermining Canada's sovereignty and strained relations between the two countries. Carney emphasized that Canada is "not for sale… ever," rejecting what he described as a display of weakness in the face of U.S. dominance.

The referendum in Italy seeks to expedite the naturalization process for immigrants by reducing the required residence from 10 to 5 years, potentially granting citizenship to nearly 1.5 million individuals, including minors whose parents hold Italian citizenship. However, the vote risks failing due to insufficient turnout—more than 50% needed for legal bindingness. This issue highlights Italy's ongoing debates over immigration and labor rights, with public support crucial for addressing demographic challenges and promoting integration.

“What befell the survivors was sheer horror – anarchy, tyranny, madness, murder and rape, in a reign of terror where people were picked off one-by-one. His theory – The Batavia Disaster: A new scenario to explain the massacre after the shipwreck – has been published in the May edition of the International Journal of Maritime History. Pelsaert sent Cornelisz and the condemned mutineers to the gallows. View image in fullscreen An illustration from the 1647 Dutch book Ongeluckige voyagie, van’t schip Batavia (Unlucky voyage of the ship Batavia). They have welcomed this new theory on the Batavia massacre, although they did not necessarily agree with the alternative explanation.

Despite calls from charities warning of increased child poverty if left in place, ministers are firmly against scrapping the two-child benefit cap, citing its popularity among voters. The government plans to publish a long-awaited strategy next month and introduce free breakfast clubs in England's primary schools as part of efforts to reduce poverty. However, Labour MPs remain concerned about the cap, potentially using the initiative to push for its retention. Meanwhile, alternative measures like capping benefits only for those with older children or increasing payments are under consideration, though full removal remains unlikely due to financial constraints.

Bob Cowper, the legendary Australian cricketer whose historic triple century at the MCG remains one of the most celebrated Ashes innings ever, has passed away. The former Victoria player, who scored 2061 runs and became only the second Australian to hit a triple century in Test cricket, was largely overlooked during his playing days but left an indelible mark on the sport. After retiring at 28, Cowper built a multimillionaire career in finance while continuing to inspire fans with his cricketing legacy. RIP Bob Cowper, who played like a professional while living like an amateur—a true maestro of the game.

It’s Time for Cuppa: A New Era of Interest in Tea Sets Among Millennials, Where cottagecore aesthetics, Instagram-worthy tablescaping, and designer collaborations are reimagining the traditional teapot as a symbol of whimsy, craftsmanship, and cultural revival.

Lawrence Taylor expressed a desire for Abdul Carter to carve out his own legacy in the NFL as the Giants' newly drafted pass rusher, emphasizing that Carter should showcase individuality rather than replicating the style of his legendary counterpart. During their conversation, Taylor encouraged Carter to embrace his role and make an impact on his own terms while respecting his decision not to wear the retired number 56, even though they appeared comfortable with each other beforehand.

Hamburg SV made history by returning to the Bundesliga after seven years with a thrilling 6-1 victory over Ulm, securing automatic promotion. The club, once known as "der Dino," confirmed its interim coach's contract extension and celebrated with thousands of fans. Despite Ulm scoring early, Hamburg's defense held firm, and their supporters greeted the team enthusiastically on their home turf.

Emily’s journey of discovery at Slimbridge wetlands transforms her struggle with wildlife identification into a profound connection with the natural world. By attending a dawn chorus workshop, she learns to recognize birdsong, which helps her feel more at peace with her surroundings. The serene setting and calming environment allow her to appreciate nature through sound, revealing beauty in the subtle sights and sounds that others might miss. Emily’s experience underscores how focusing on auditory cues can deepen our appreciation for nature, even when we don’t see it—showcasing a unique way to engage with the world around us.

Furigana, the kanji kana used to clarify how Japanese汉字 are read, has gained significant attention recently. As part of Japan's revised Family Register Act, starting in May 2023, Furigana must be recorded for every citizen’s name in the family register. This change aims to limit the use of informal, playful katakana-based names like "kira-kira," which are often used to describe shiny or flashy things, while ensuring official documents remain professional and precise.

Telehealth startups have turned to liraglutide as a cost-effective alternative to patented GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Zepbound after losing the ability to sell exact copies due to FDA shortages. Despite its older status, liraglutide has become a popular choice among online clinics offering weight loss and diabetes medications. Companies like Hims have recently added it to their lineup, while large compounding pharmacies are ramping up production in anticipation of increased demand. Meanwhile, other telehealth firms are cautious, either halting compounded medication sales or suing for non-compliance with patent laws.

The paramilitary RSF and allied militias have mounted another devastating attack in Sudan's Darfur region, claiming over 30 casualties in el-Fasher amid a resurgent violence following months of relative calm. This follows weeks of attacks that displaced thousands and restricted aid access, with the SAF facing repeated setbacks, intensifying RSF operations. The humanitarian crisis remains dire, with UN officials warning of critical challenges for displaced populations and children, as the conflict's roots lie in the 2023 power-sharing collapse between SAF and RSF.

Edie Antle, a daring Florida reporter in 1942, finds herself entangled in the criminal underworld during Prohibition as she investigates a legendary bootlegging operation. Her dual identity as a journalist and a participant in illegal activities creates a tension between her professional ambitions and personal duplicity. The novel masterfully explores how her involvement with organized crime not only jeopardizes her life but also challenges her sense of self, ultimately leading to her downfall after discovering the truth about those involved.

Smart glasses are a fascinating yet frustratingly impractical tech wonderland, with potential for transformative functionality but clear roadblocks like battery life and size. Google’s ambitious vision for Android XR glasses is exciting, but optical passthrough features could strain battery capacity as wearables grow more complex. Meanwhile, the projected cost of even basic models raises concerns about profitability and scalability in a nascent market. Despite these challenges, the sheer scale of investment from tech titans like Google suggests that if executed flawlessly, smart glasses could one day revolutionize how we interact with our surroundings, albeit still far off.

**New Video Loaded: Dozens Killed Near Rafah Aid Distribution Site** Reports of conflict at Rafah reveal the dire conditions faced by those seeking safety from violence while aid distribution grinds to a halt.

" Scientists at Mass General Brigham have developed an AI called FaceAge, which estimates your 'biological age' by analyzing facial features. The model considers both natural aging and life experiences, such as muscle tone and hollowed temples, and has been used to accurately predict survival chances in cancer patients. However, concerns about bias due to training on mostly white faces and potential issues with appearance variations from makeup or surgery have raised eyebrows, along with worries that insurers might exploit this technology for premium pricing based on fears of high medical costs."

Hakubun Shimomura denied any improper requests to revive a long-banned "kickback" system within an LDP faction after its suspension in April 2022, stating that it wasn't approved during an August executive meeting. Testifying at the Budget Committee hearing, he emphasized the lack of permission for resumption despite a July request from a former faction leader, which was later confirmed to have been agreed upon at an August meeting by then-faction officials.

One survey indicates that in 2023 and 2024, more than half of shoppers made decisions about where to shop based on stores’ brands, compared with a third in 2016. Grocery stores have a huge incentive to invest in their own private-label goods. Last year, Walmart launched a “culinary-first” grocery brand, whatever that means. At some point, a slickly packaged, not-so-inexpensive private label begins to seem like any other brand—premiocre, endless, engineered using big data and expensive marketing—and then you might as well buy the national brand. When it’s brands, brands, brands, all the way down, they start feeling simply generic: nothing special about them.

The conflict escalates as Russia and Ukraine exchange heavy attacks on Wednesday night ahead of a proposed three-day truce set to begin just two days before a majorRussian-organized parade in Moscow commemorating the end of WWII. Ukrainian drone attacks halted key Russian airports near Moscow, where foreign dignitaries were arriving for the event, while Russian forces suffered casualties, including four children in Kyiv. President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected Russia’s offer, calling it insufficient and suggesting it was a ploy to ease tensions ahead of the parade, as Ukraine promises to keep its 30-day pause if extended.

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.

Travis Hunter, determined not to be confined to one role despite his versatility, has embraced playing both offense and defense. The Jacksonville Jaguars acquired him with the No. 2 overall pick following a trade from the Browns, showcasing their confidence in his dual-threat abilities. Excited about the opportunity after discussing it at the combine, Hunter expressed gratitude for the chance to return home to an organization that recognized his potential.

Joan Didion’s raw, unfiltered letters to her husband during his illness—collected in *Notes to John*—contrast sharply with her polished memoirs like *The Year of Magical Thinking*. The essay argues that while the letters are emotionally charged, they lack the artistic precision found in her novels, raising questions about where art ends and personal expression begins. It also explores how Didion’s public persona as a detached writer clashes with the vulnerable self revealed in these intimate notes, ultimately questioning whether the letters deepen our understanding of her or simply reinforce her myth.

Takarkori exhibits a distinctive genetic profile, closely aligning with ancestral modern humans (OoA) while having a notable 0.15% Neanderthal ancestry. This small but significant percentage places them genetically distant from many sub-Saharan African populations but closer to OoA groups like Zlatý kŮň. The presence of Saharan populations as the primary source of their African ancestry suggests recent admixture, likely occurring as early as the Upper Paleolithic period, with minimal interaction over time compared to other African groups.

Paul Broucek, renowned for his meticulous approach to film music production, will be honored by the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra at its gala. As president of Warner Bros. Pictures' music division, Broucek has overseen groundbreaking projects like "Barbie" and "A Star Is Born," earning him widespread respect. His passion for music and ability to translate directorial visions into compelling compositions have made him a trusted collaborator across diverse films, from "Barry" to "Gravity." His dedication to both the studio environment and supporting artists underscores his unique ability to bridge creative teams, leaving an indelible impact on the film music landscape.

The Met Gala 2025 kicked off with a star-studded lineup, featuring headline-grabbing looks from A$AP Rocky to Zendaya, as celebrities showcased their fashion sense on the red carpet. Pharrell Williams and Colman Domingo co-hosted in sharp suits, while Anna Wintour and others added to the powerfully stylish atmosphere. The event buzzed with glamour, innovation, and unforgettable moments as iconic faces reignited the Met's legacy of elegance.

Yella Beezy was granted a bond modification request, but his motion to modify his current bond was denied in court, keeping him under house arrest. He previously posted a $750K bond after being released on March 28 and charged with orchestrating the murder of Dallas rapper Mo3. Kewon White, the individual Beezy is accused of hiring for the murder, indicated he'll be home soon during his time in prison.

Corbin Burnes' injury throws a wrench into the Diamondbacks' plans as he's been placed on the 15-day injured list with right elbow inflammation after exiting early in his start against the Nationals. Despite leading Arizona to a 3-0 lead in the fifth inning, allowing a single by CJ Abrams before departing frustrated with his performance. The 30-year-old ace has been durable this season, making at least 28 starts and maintaining an ERA of 2.66 over six games. The team has brought Tommy Henry into the rotation to fill Burnes' spot.

Daddy Yankee has filed a petition to dissolve several businesses he co-owns with his ex-wife Mireddys González Castellanos after their divorce last year due to deep personal conflicts and lack of communication. He is suing them for financial mismanagement and fraud, accusing them of hiding documents and improperly handling his money. The case follows their 30-year marriage, which ended abruptly when she was ousted from her role and led to legal battles over the assets.

A major data leak has exposed sensitive company information from an employee surveillance tool, revealing over 21 million screenshots containing login details and internal communications. Despite the exposure, WorkComposer hasn't responded to Gizmodo's inquiry, prompting questions about the breadth of the breach. Experts warn that such data could be misused, highlighting increased stress, potential errors, and the lack of federal privacy protections in balancing security with individual autonomy. --- This summary captures the essential details concisely, engaging readers with a clear narrative flow while encapsulating all critical points from the article.

"Semiconductor giant AMD has finally gone ahead with its plan to sell ZT Systems’ server-manufacturing business to Sanmina for $3 billion, including a mix of cash and stock payments. The deal is expected to close by year-end 2025 after regulatory approval, following the completion of the acquisition in March 2025. AMD will retain control over ZT Systems’ AI solutions design business as part of this divestiture, marking an ongoing effort to streamline its operations and focus on core competencies."

Netflix is revamping its TV interface with a cleaner design aimed at personalizing recommendations based on user activity, helping viewers find content faster. The new interface includes larger tiles with contextual info like recent additions or awards and a top navigation bar accessible via the TV remote’s back button.