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Israel's prolonged siege on Gaza has deepened the humanitarian crisis, forcing residents into acute food shortages with aid supplies exhausted since March 2. Water scarcity adds to their dire situation as basic necessities remain scarce, with long lines at community kitchens and desperation feeding efforts reliant on donations. The U.N. warns this could worsen, with malnutrition rates rising and aid diversion suspected by the Israeli government. Displacement of nearly a million and ongoing conflict exacerbate suffering, leaving Gaza in one of its worst humanitarian states.
The Israeli military has struck across Gaza, claiming at least 59 deaths as it evicts residents from critical areas like Beit Hanoon and Sheikh Zeid. Rescue teams reported heavy losses in northern neighborhoods, with many victims suffering severe injuries or loss of limbs due to steroid use. The military Targets vital locations to recover captives, while humanitarian aid continues to struggle amid blockades, exacerbating the already dire situation in the besieged enclave.
Pope Leo XIII, the new head of the Catholic Church, will be installed as pope on May 18 after being elected by cardinals following Pope Francis's death. As the first American and Peruvian pope in the Church’s history, Leo promises to address societal challenges like loss of meaning, neglect of mercy, and family crises. He emphasized that faith is often misunderstood and called for a focus on compassion and human dignity. As a "faithful administrator," he aims to unite the Church while inviting world leaders to his formal launch on May 18.
Ian Laffey, Sacha Lévy, and Carl Schoeller built a cheap drone at a hackathon that calculated GPS coordinates using its camera and Google Maps instead of GPS signals. Their tweet about the project went viral, leading to their successful application to Y Combinator's Spring 2024 cohort. They formed Theseus in San Francisco, which recently raised $4.3 million in seed funding. Theseus focuses on hardware and software enabling drones to fly without GPS, catching the attention of U.S. Special Forces for early testing.
“I don’t think the writers and the designers of the game wanted you to be wiser. “I don’t think you have to be bigger than the message,” Merced added. Courtesy of HBOMerced discussed the show alongside cast members Gabriel Luna, Danny Ramirez, Tati Gabrielle and Ariela Barer. “I don’t think she has the loyalty to Abby. “In the video game, he was a shell of himself, and we joked about this all the time,” Ramirez said.
Open Extended ReactionsSen. Ron Wyden of Oregon has asked top Trump administration officials to reconsider policies that are impacting travelers arriving in the United States, citing upcoming sporting events like the 2026 World Cup. Several countries have updated travel guidelines for their citizens planning on visiting the United States. In addition to the 2026 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, Wyden also pointed to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The United States also will host the Club World Cup this summer in 11 cities across the country. Zambia's national team did not call up four women playing in the United States for games in China out of similar concerns.
100 days like no otherIt was President Trump’s 100th day back in the White House yesterday, and tariffs were top of mind. The trip had been billed as an opportunity for Trump to demonstrate his commitment to reviving American manufacturing. Trump’s tariff war has piled pressure on U.S. businesses. But there is no doubt that Trump’s return to the Oval Office has already been hugely consequential. “He has already changed the way America is perceived more than any president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt,” said Maggie Haberman, our White House correspondent.
The U.S. and British military teams launched a coordinated strike in Yemen on Tuesday, focusing on Houthi-linked targets responsible for manufacturing drones used in Red Sea attacks. President Trump had directed increased U.S. airstrikes against Iran-backed Houthi rebels, aiming to halt their interference in shipping routes. The operation targeted a cluster of buildings near Yemen's capital, Sanaa, identified as Houthi facilities producing the drones. Striking after dark reduced civilian risks, with no casualties reported following the mission.
David Tennant has publicly defended J.K. Rowling as a renowned author of "Harry Potter" books while criticizing her recent controversial social media comments about transgender individuals, stating he hopes society can let people be and stop overstepping in others' lives. In the same interview, Tennant also compared Rowling's treatment of transgender people to a 1988 UK policy promoting homosexuality as absurd, calling the current situation similarly problematic. Other "Harry Potter" actors like Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint have also publicly opposed Rowling's views in recent years.
South Korea's presidential election saw Lee Jae-myung secure a decisive victory with 51.7% of the vote, a 12.4 percentage point lead over conservative Kim Moon-soo, while another right-wing candidate garnered just 7.7%. Voter turnout hit an unprecedented high of 80%, up from 80.7% in 1997, and Lee's win could shape Seoul's relationship with Tokyo amid concerns about the economy and political instability.
Pope Francis received widespread tributes after his passing at 88 was announced by the Vatican on Monday. Known for his compassionate leadership and reform initiatives, Francis’s legacy continues to be celebrated globally as millions mourn his loss.
With Microsoft ending Windows 10 support soon, the trend is towards either upgrading to Windows 11 or moving to Linux via the "End Of 10" project—a community-driven effort that provides free Linux installation help for old PCs, promoting environmental friendliness and cost-effectiveness. Switching to Linux offers benefits like lower costs, fewer ads, and user control, all while supporting a community of enthusiasts and helpers. The project embodies camaraderie through shared passion and mutual support.
Chelsea's Cole Palmer celebrated a hard-fought victory as he finally broke his 13-game goal drought with a stoppage-time penalty in a thrilling 3-1 win over Liverpool, earning cheers from fans despite the criticism from social media.
Marina turned heads at Coachella as her anticipated sixth studio album, *Princess of Power*, drops on June 6. The album features a vibrant tracklist with catchy tracks like "Butterfly" and "Cupid’s Girl," including "Hello Kitty," which resonated with fans and even Salma Hayek. Marina, reflecting on the creative journey, said diving into her fear of love inspired this energetic and fun record that feels like an evolution in her life. --- This summary captures the excitement around Marina's new album while highlighting key details about its tracklist and inspiration, all while maintaining a narrative flair for engaging busy readers.
A 4.1-magnitude earthquake shook parts of southern Tennessee and Georgia on Saturday morning, waking families across the region. No injuries or major damage were reported at the time. The epicenter was near Greenback, about 30 miles south of Knoxville, with over 23,000 reports from residents within an hour. Residents in Braselton, Georgia, and Knoxville experienced shaking, with some recalling unusual feelings like the sudden rumble that shook their homes or a nearby ceiling fan. A 5% chance of another moderate earthquake was noted in the following week. Historical context shows a strong seismic history, including notable tremors near Knoxville and Decatur in recent decades.
The Cannes film festival said it had banned an actor in a prominent French film from the red carpet on Thursday because of sexual assault allegations against him. The three women plan to appeal and file a civil lawsuit, Télérama said. Cannes festival director Thierry Frémaux confirmed to Télérama that Navarro-Mussy had been excluded because an appeal was under way. The action against Navarro-Mussy would imply that any actor or director under active investigation for sexual assault would be excluded. The ban comes in the wake of Gérard Depardieu’s conviction for sexually assaulting two women on a film set in 2021.
Airbnb is simplifying the booking process by finally displaying total costs upfront, including all fees, after years of user complaints. The new feature shows prices before taxes by default across its platform globally, with a clear label indicating "Prices include all fees." Tested since 2019 in select regions and expanded to the U.S. and 200 countries in 2022, it now includes price filters, maps, and listing pages. Hosts also gain tools to compare pricing and view guest payments pre-tax, helping them adjust rates accordingly.
Lil Uzi made a big Instagram comeback after a medical emergency last month, landing him in the hospital for a time. Now he's back on social media, showing off his skateboarding skills in his studio and thanking fans for their support as he remains optimistic about the future.
Elden Ring: Nightreign offers a thrilling blend of strategy and fast-paced action, condensing the epic scale of Elden Ring into short, constrained runs with time limits and mini-boss encounters. Set on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, it captures the essence of the original while reimagining its mechanics for multiplayer play, featuring a encroaching blue flame, shrinking safe zones, and a progression system designed to challenge players to adapt and strategize in real-time. Whether you're playing solo or with friends, Nightreign delivers a zippy adventure that stays true to the source material yet feels like a fresh, immersive experience.
Demetrius Knight Jr., a father of two, caught his first emotional break when the Cincinnati Bengals called him to join their team. Once working as a food delivery driver to support his family after college, Knight now finds himself focused on excelling in his NFL career. The 25-year-old, who played at three different schools and earned recognition for his tenacity, is eager to balance football with raising his children. Bengals coach Zac Taylor praised his readiness to contribute, while Knight emphasized his commitment to hard work and family, saying, "Hunting keeps my family fed."
The Met Gala 2025 was a star-studded celebration of black culture and dandyism, showcasing how A-listers honored the subversive power of Black style through bold outfits and tributes to legendary figures like André Leon Talley and the Harlem Renaissance. While it wasn't overtly political, the event celebrated diversity and Masculinity through unforgettable looks, including Diana Ross's towering gown and Zendaya's chic tailor-made trousersuit, all inspired by the exhibition "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style."
For retro gaming enthusiasts, 8BitMod's VMU Pro offers a sleek upgrade to the classic Sega Dreamcast, featuring a full-color screen and enhanced processing power for playing retro games while still supporting save game storage as a memory card. Preorders will open on May 15th, and its improved reliability makes it ideal for users who enjoy playing on theirDreamcast but seek better durability and ease of use compared to previous VMU models. While the device competes with alternatives like the Anbernic RG Nano, its unique blend of retro capabilities and modern upgrades makes it a standout option worth considering if you still have a Dreamcast in your rotation.
The Acid TriangleMost of the acid consumed in the past 30 years is believed to have been made in temporary basement and warehouse labsin and around San Francisco’s Bay Area, a part of California drug agents call the Acid Triangle. In February 1980, not long after his release, police in Gainesville, Georgia, arrested Leonard Pickard for making amphetamines. One of the criminalists who donned protective gear to process the trailer crime scene, Lisa Brewer, counted 89,802 tabs of acid and 123,278 acid pills, a form of acid rarely seen in 1988. I’m more concerned with what’s coming than with what’s present.”After the bust, Todd Skinner called his old friend Moise Seligman. That’s why the DEA’s been very rarely busting labs and major distributors for LSD.”The DEA’s investigation of Leonard Pickard continues.
Pippa Mae White’s death shocked medical communities as she succumbed to septic shock caused by an unlikely bacterial infection—Group A Strep. Doctors initially misdiagnosed her condition, thinking it was a viral illness that went untested until later stages of her hospital stay. The case highlights how rare but devastating infections like iGAS are underdiagnosed and how increased cases over the past few years have led to higher mortality rates in critically ill children. The incident underscores the need for improved diagnostic protocols and treatment strategies, with parents advocating for clearer avenues to escalate concerns about such severe health issues.
Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) has evolved from a niche concept into a mature, profit-driven model over the past decade. Its growth is fueled by revenue-sharing incentives, affiliate recruitment, and performance-based compensation, attracting both casual and professional actors alike. The emergence of platforms like TOX in 2015 marked significant milestones, introducing affiliate-based distribution and revenue sharing as foundational elements of RaaS today. Despite these advancements, ransomware remains persistent due to its accessibility combined with professional sophistication, prompting organizations to prioritize early detection and resilience against evolving threats.
David Hillman transitions into a key leadership role at iHeartMedia, where he'll leverage his deep expertise in media law and compliance to help the company solidify its dominance in the U.S. audio industry under Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman. His background at Venu Sports and Paramount Global positions him well to navigate complex legal challenges, contributing to iHeartMedia's continued growth as a top audio company.
MasterClass offers a discounted "spring forward" sale with plans at 40% off. The Plus tier for $9 per month ($108 annually) includes two devices, offline viewing, and over 200 diverse classes from top experts in various fields like Lewis Hamilton or Alice Waters. This value-packed plan could be perfect for balancing learning and productivity during travel or as a thoughtful gift.
Markets on both continents saw a recovery after U.S. job growth in April outperformed expectations, offering hope that global economies can weather the effects of Trump's tariffs. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, and European indexes rose on Friday, with the FTSE 100 reaching its longest winning streak in months. Despite corrections from the BLS on prior job figures, April's gains pointed to a more resilient U.S. economy amid growing optimism about resolving trade tensions with China. However, challenges remain as Trump's tariffs have led to market fluctuations and ongoing corrections affecting past data.
“DEVELOPING SCANDAL: Macron, Starmer, and Merz caught on video on their return from Kiev,” Jones wrote, misidentifying the video as the leaders coming back from Kiev rather than the train ride there. All three of the ‘leaders’ look completely cracked out.”DEVELOPING SCANDAL: Macron, Starmer, and Merz caught on video on their return from Kiev. Getty Images has high-resolution photos that allow us to zoom in on the supposed bag of cocaine to better inspect what’s going on. One of the images Jones shared on X actually looked much more like a bag of cocaine. pic.twitter.com/xyXhGm9Dsr — Élysée (@Elysee) May 11, 2025The images posted to X by Jones haven’t received any Community Notes, the crowdsourced fact-checking program.
Learn MoreAmazon Web Services today introduced SWE-PolyBench, a comprehensive multi-language benchmark designed to evaluate AI coding assistants across a diverse range of programming languages and real-world scenarios. “The evaluation of these coding agents have primarily been done through the metric called pass rate,” Deoras said. What SWE-PolyBench means for enterprise developers working across multiple languagesSWE-PolyBench arrives at a critical juncture in the development of AI coding assistants. A dedicated leaderboard has been established to track the performance of various coding agents on the benchmark. For enterprise decision-makers evaluating AI coding tools, SWE-PolyBench offers something invaluable: a way to separate marketing hype from genuine technical capability.
Mark Williams shattered records and set a new standard as he claimed an epic 17-14 victory over Judd Trump at the Crucible, securing a place in the World Snooker Championship final. At 50, the veteran's stellar performance included four centuries and 10 breaks across 50 frames, with a masterclass finish that saw him bounce back from an early deficit to win 15-11 before Trump ultimately lost on a crucial frame where Williams delivered another century. His journey has been marked by overcoming视力问题 and multiple doping bans, but he remains determined to make history in Sheffield's historic Crucible.
After nearly a year since the first Release Preview of Windows 11, the Windows 24H2 update finally becomes broadly available, but it’s not without its challenges—compatibility issues and known bugs still pose hurdles for some users. Despite this, Microsoft has provided details on the remaining obstacles, while focusing on the fact that version 24H2 is now accessible to all eligible systems. Windows Update remains operational for ongoing fixes, allowing users to either wait for automatic installation or manually check for updates.
Launching big ships sideways requires delicate balancing work, said Mr. Choi, the retired South Korean Navy captain. Engineers at Chongjin, who worked with less developed facilities than their peers in Nampo, must have felt enormous pressure after the successful launch in Nampo, South Korean analysts said. North Korea has said that it can restore the ship’s balance by pumping out the seawater. The accident may be due not only to a defective sideways launching system but also to the ship’s structural imbalance, he said. “It doesn’t appear to have been built with the structural strength required for a warship.”
Denise Alexander, the beloved actress best known for her roles on *General Hospital* and *Days of Our Lives*, passed away at 85. She made history as one of the first female doctors on daytime television and continued to captivate audiences with her iconic performances long after her retirement from daytime drama. Her enduring presence and impact on fans, as well as her friendships and relationships, left a lasting legacy in the entertainment industry.
Video rental stores were more than just entertainment hubs; they were memory makers that deeply influenced individuals' lives, shaping their identities and cultural understanding. From nostalgia-driven experiences to collectible media that personalized spaces, these stories revealed how video rentals became a shared system assembling fragments of life into a narrative that defines us today.
Robby Hoffman, the assistant who stole scenes on "The HBO-Max Comedy," is now getting her own series. Unentitled, a comedy starring Hoffman as herself and co-written by Karey Dornetto, will air soon. HBO has been making moves to support comedy writer-performers after The Righteous Gemstones ended, with plans for new shows like Danny McBride’s The Chair Company in the coming year.
The author shares her sister’s personal story of using Bible passages as comfort during a severe illness, leading to spiritual practices that brought solace. The article explores how surrendering one's small self through prayer or mindfulness can foster deep connections with the universe, supported by scientific studies showing their effects on brain activity and stress reduction. It highlights examples from various religions, such as Islamic prayer and Buddhist mindfulness, which enhance both personal calm and a sense of cosmic connection. The piece also reflects on how these practices offer moments of grace but require effort to maintain.
The revised transportation rules aim to reduce red tape by allowing companies like Tesla to report fewer crash cases involving Level 2 autonomous vehicles. Under the new regulations, Tesla no longer needs to report tow-away crashes without injuries or airbag deployments, significantly reducing their reporting burden. Tesla, a major ADAS provider, previously reported over 86% of all such crashes. Safety advocates warn that this change may hinder public understanding of evolving vehicle safety technologies.
Labor's sweeping victory has unlocked the path for Jim Chalmers to implement a vision of a greener, more dynamic economy, focusing on productivity and sustainability amid easing inflation. Experts highlight the need for structural reforms like boosting resilience, transitioning energy sources, and addressing global trade challenges while cautioning against potential inefficiencies from extensive government intervention. The next term will face significant budgetary pressures, including managing structural deficits and supporting key sectors without compromising long-term goals.
White House officials remained dug in even as the Supreme Court ordered the administration to facilitate Abrego Garcia’s return. “There is no scenario where Abrego Garcia will be in the United States again,” Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified to lawmakers last month. Abrego Garcia was cited for an expired license, but he was not arrested or charged with a crime, even though troopers flagged the incident as a potential trafficking case. Abrego Garcia told officers that he’d been sent by his employer to pick up the men for a construction job, and his family has said that he would sometimes drive workers between job sites. They have denied the government’s claims that Abrego Garcia was an MS-13 member.
Signs of progress in U.S.-Japan trade negotiations, despite lingering disagreements, with Trump’s team rapidly advancing negotiations by releasing 18 proposals and meeting with delegates from 34 countries. Preliminary agreements could soon be finalized with Japan and India, serving as roadmaps for deeper discussions ahead.
Overwatch's development team has successfully formed a union under the Communications Workers of America (CWA), joining nearly 200 coders across various roles. This marks a significant step for gaming workers nationwide seeking better job protections, as seen by last year’s unionization of World of Warcraft and Activision's Q&A workers preceding that. CWA reports overwhelming support from employees, with most expressing interest in union representation. Jess Castillo emphasized the importance of unionization in advocating for improved working conditions.
As Israeli airstrikes plunge Gaza into chaos, hundreds of Palestinians—including women and children—are caught off guard by the wave of attacks that have already claimed 130 lives since Wednesday night, as ceasefire negotiations resume under intense international pressure. Horrifying video footage shows entire towns reduced to rubble, with civilians injured and burned alive inside shelters that should offer some semblance of protection during this fragile phase of peace talks.
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL) has launched one of the largest stock offerings ever, signaling its aim to become a global leader in EV batteries. The company is seeking to raise up to HK$41 billion through its IPO, with shares set to trade at around HK$263 each, slightly below Friday’s closing price but roughly equivalent to Thursday’s close. The company expects the stock to begin trading on May 20 if all greenshoe exercised.
Israel appears set on destroying the framework created to ensure compliance with international law in a way that will have profound consequences that reverberate far beyond Palestine, the international court of justice has heard. “Plans are reportedly under way for Israel to annex 75 sq km of Rafah, one-fifth of Gaza, to Israel’s so-called buffer zone, permanently. Israel strictly controls all inflows of international aid for the 2.4 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. In hearings last year in a separate case at the court, the country accused Israel of committing genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza – a charge Israel denies. Experts say the decision, though not legally binding, could profoundly impact international jurisprudence, international aid to Israel and public opinion.
Missy Ryan is joining *The Atlantic* as a staff writer, bringing her extensive experience in Pentagon reporting from *The Washington Post*. Known for her authoritative work on the Defense and State Departments, covering 10 secretaries of defense, and reporting from numerous countries, she has chronicled major policy changes and conflicts around the world. Her skills include working in multiple languages such as Spanish and Arabic, with prior assignments in Iraq, Peru, and Latin America. Recognized by awards like the New York Press Club and an Inter-American Press Association fellowship, she adds a wealth of expertise to *The Atlantic*.
Who knows when the next pope might emerge? This week, Pope Francis' funeral ceremony was held over the weekend, and next week, the College of Cardinals will convene in the Vatican to elect his successor. Among them is a cardinal who will attend his first papal conclave, and we're joined by one of them for this episode—plus, the iconic Sistine Chapel, famous for Michelangelo's frescoes, is where it all begins.