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Rome Flynn, Ana Ortiz, and Sherri Saum, known for their roles in classic TV series like *The Godfather of Harlem* and *How to Get Away with Murder*, have joined the upcoming Apple TV+ limited series *Imperfect Women*. The show, adapted from Araminta Hall’s novel, explores a crime that upends the lives of three women who have maintained a decades-long friendship. Playing key roles are Elisabeth Moss as one of the original trio and Kerry Washington as her love interest. The series, which delves into themes of guilt, betrayal, and the impact of life-altering events on relationships, is executive produced by a star-studded team including Moss, Kate Mara, and Joel Kinnaman, among others.

The honeymoon phase is a time of intense affection and idealized connections—yet it's not meant to last forever. During this period, couples may overlook important red flags rooted in their initial romantic excitement rather than genuine compatibility. To navigate this stage successfully, staying vigilant about each other's needs and maintaining open communication are crucial steps. While once-in-a-lifetime relationships might resist this phase indefinitely, most relationships do pass through it as they grow into deeper connections built on mutual respect and understanding.

"Need reliable storage solutions? Set up ArchiveBox on your Linux machine to organize your content efficiently. First, install required packages like `curl` and `python3-get`, then clone the project from GitHub and build it using CMake and Make. Create a data directory in your home folder for storing backup files, export important directories if needed, and configure backups with rsync to keep your content secure. Run the server via a setup script, verify logs periodically, and regularly manually back up data or sync with an external storage system. Remember to check logs after each run and consider future steps for adding user-specific directories with proper permissions."

Aston Villa secured a dominant 4-1 win over Newcastle United, with former striker Ollie Watkins delivering a clinical display that included two goals, an assist, and a moment of heroics as he was benched by manager Unai Emery in favor of Marcus Rashford. Despite his recent struggles, Watkins hinted at his desire to return to the pitch following the match, sparking debate about his role under Emery ahead of potential transfer talks. Villa’s victory moved them into sixth place and further contention for Champions League qualification, butWatkins’ omission remains a contentious topic in the club’s dressing room.

Sad moment for Purdue University's Boilermakers as their iconic mascot involved in deadly crash on Indiana highway, killing one and hospitalized two. The Boilermaker Special, a customized truck mimicking a Victorian-era steam locomotive, was struck by another vehicle after crossing the center line due to a possible tire malfunction. Authorities believe the incident occurred shortly before 3 p.m., with the victim still under investigation.

Despite launching just over a month ago, many players of The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Remastered are still eagerly awaiting a patch to address critical performance issues that were not present in the original 2005 release. The remaster, developed by Virtuos rather than Bethesda, has introduced bugs affecting gameplay, such as broken story quests and malfunctioning magic visual effects. Additionally, there’s been weeks of silence from the game’s developer about when a patch will arrive, with fans frustrated by the lack of communication regarding fixes for these severe performance problems.

Kendrick Lamar has been named a brand ambassador for Chanel, the fashion house confirmed Monday via Business of Fashion. In making the announcement, the Grammy and Pulitzer prize-winning rapper starred in Chanel’s latest eyewear campaign launching April 22. “I visited the Chanel ateliers and saw the process of how something goes from design to execution. Seeing the people who work hard and bring these visions to life resonates with me,” Lamar told the publication in a statement. Popular on Variety+ Apple has opened a new Apple Music studio in Tokyo and launched a new radio program, “Snow World Radio,” hosted by the members of Japanese boy band Snow Man.

Friedrich Merz emphasizes the need for renewed Franco-German collaboration to tackle Europe's security and economic challenges. During a joint news conference with French President Emmanuel Macron, Merz outlined plans for deeper European integration and highlighted initiatives such as strengthening the Franco-German Defence and Security Council and aligning national defence projects. The visit comes amid growing concerns over US security guarantees following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and highlights potential shifts in Germany’s foreign policy unity under Merz’s leadership.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is set to lower its cash rate on Tuesday by 0.25%, influenced by easing inflation concerns, despite strong economic indicators like a robust jobs market and rising wages. Experts suggest this cut may shift rates toward neutrality rather than boosting growth. The move could benefit mortgage holders and businesses affected by tariffs but may not lead to significant property price increases due to affordability constraints. Economists predict at least a quarter-point drop but caution against overstimulating the economy. The RBA's cautious approach aims to manage inflation while supporting moderate economic activity.

Hagos Kidana Abrha, a 25-year-old from Eritrea, transformed his escape from military conscription into an extraordinary journey of resilience by running through deserts, mountains, and continents. Now, he’ll run the London Marathon for a refugee charity, his first full marathon at age 25 after completing a half in just over an hour. Running has been his lifeline, providing escape, strength, and hope despite immense challenges, including being held captive by traffickers and crossing vast deserts to reach safety. He is currently working on resettlement in the UK while fundraising for the charity he helped save from exploitation.

There are now an estimated 74 border walls globally, up from just six in 1989, with more in the pipeline. “The hardening of international borders through fortification and militarisation is on the rise,” researchers say in the paper on the impacts of the Polish-Belarusian border wall. The US-Mexican border wall – which was found to have the most impact of those studied – bisects the ranges of 120 mammals alone. View image in fullscreen Part of the US-Mexican border wall, which cuts deer, bears and wolves out of much of their natural territory. Photograph: Guillermo Arias/AFP/GettyView image in fullscreen A bobcat, another species of lynx, slips through the Mexican-US border wall.

Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pope and the son of Pope John Paul II, recently revealed that his gaming habits—playing Wordle and Words with Friends before leaving for Rome—mirror those of other Americans in his age bracket. As the pontiff, however, he prioritized his role over his love for casual video games, keeping his mind focused on his new international responsibilities rather than the virtual escapes.

Open Extended ReactionsNow that we're into the summer months, let's revisit the rookie class and get a jump on our fantasy football draft prep for the 2025 season. Below, the top 20 rookies are ranked, along with the rounds they should be targeted. It's never too early to start planning for the fantasy season. All fantasy managers will be looking for clues on how much volume he will get on that side of the ball. Targets for 12-team leaguesIf you play in a 12-team format, here are more rookies to put on the fantasy radar this summer as late-round additions.

A cyber-attack has caused significant disruption at Marks & Spencer (M&S), leaving customers unable to process orders or access their accounts for four straight days. While some functions are temporarily restored for gift cards and contactless payments, food-related ready-to-collect emails remain delayed or unavailable, with alternative return options available. M&S is encouraging customers to monitor their email inboxes and stay vigilant against phishing attempts linked to the incident.

Advanced Micro Devices showcased its cutting-edge lineup at Computex 2025, introducing the Radeon RX 9060 XT GPUs with enhanced performance for gaming and AI-powered Radeon AI PRO R9700 for professional workstations. AMD also unveiled high-performance CPUs like the Ryzen Threadripper PRO and 9000 series processors, designed to tackle demanding tasks in content creation and AI development. These technologies promise future-proofing for gamers and enhanced productivity across various industries.

Heidy Sánchez, a mother facing deportation to Cuba, was forced to hand her 17-month-old daughter over to an immigration lawyer while her husband, a US citizen, stood outside, unable to say goodbye as he appeared for his check-in. Her account highlights how the Trump administration's strict deportation policies have increasingly placed US citizens and their children in difficult situations, often resulting in summarily Removals without criminal record but facing tough conditions. Her husband was excluded from her interview, and authorities reportedly hindered attempts to prevent the deportation.

The UN climate talks this year will face significant challenges as economic turmoil and President Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement threaten to derail efforts to address global warming. Brazil’s top diplomat acknowledged that the U.S., which had previously committed to fighting climate change, may not attend due to concerns over economic uncertainty stemming from trade wars. The meeting in Brazil will focus on solutions like cleaner energy and environmental action but remains divided between developed and developing nations regarding climate finance. Meanwhile, China continues to support global initiatives despite Trump’s backpedaling on carbon emissions targets.

President Trump is rallying support for Italian Americans, criticizing Democrats for harming the legacy of Christopher Columbus. He Highlights that activist groups have vandalized Columbus statues following the George Floyd protests. As part of his message, Trump announces plans to bring back Columbus Day, restoring it under historical norms but notes its current federal status complicates potential changes. **Summary:** Trump advocates for unity against Democrats, accusing them of harming Columbus's legacy and vandalizing statues. He announces restoring Columbus Day, but the federal holiday complicates his actions.

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Álex Márquez claimed his first MotoGP race victory at Jerez, overtaking his elder brother Marc in front of over 100,000 fans. The Spanish rider, celebrating his 29th birthday earlier that week, crossed the finish line with a smile andWave hands to the crowd after Marc crashed in the final laps. Marc, who had started in second place, squeezed through the crowd to embrace Álex as they became the first brothers to both win a MotoGP race. France’s Fabio Quartararo secured second on Ducati, marking Yamaha’s first podium finish since 2023, while Francesco Bagnaia claimed third.

Japan's parliament has introduced new transparency rules requiring lawmakers to disclose their ¥1 million monthly allowances, which cover research, public relations, and accommodation expenses, while prohibiting these funds from being used for electoral activities, with spending now mandatory to be reported online.

The antitrust trial against Google has drawn attention to its significant influence over mobile app ecosystems, with witness testimony highlighting how companies like Perplexity are blocked from default app roles on devices due to Google's strict distribution agreements. Dmitry Shevelenko testified that Google's contracts prevent OEMs like Motorola from using non-Google assistants, such as those offered by Perplexity, complicating competition within the smartphone industry. This practice underscores the challenges companies face when trying to compete with Google in Android ecosystems, where switching default apps often requires substantial effort and support from manufacturers.

CBS leads the pack in the 2024-25 television season with a historic early victory, averaging 4.99 million viewers in primetime, up 14% year-over-year. The network boasts seven top shows, including the No. 1 tracker and strong new additions like Matlock and Georgie & Mandy. With eight of its shows in the Top 10 and a streak-breaking streak extending to an unprecedented 22 winning seasons, CBS continues to dominate the broadcast landscape.

Stephon Castle, the standout forward from the University of Connecticut, claimed the NBA Rookie of the Year award with an impressive season filled with 482 points, 74 steals, and a rookie-best 14.7 average points per game. The second straight San Antonio Spurs player to win this prestigious award after Victor Wembanyama last season, Castle also led his team to victory in the Castrol Rising Stars event during All-Star weekend. His stellar performance has solidified his legacy as one of the most talented rookies in recent history.

Fans grieve the loss of a major character whose absence haunts them long after *The Last of Us Part 2* ends, while Bella Ramsey eagerly prepares to portray her beloved character as Ellie, describing it as both challenging yet fulfilling. The show has garnered critical acclaim, with fans praising Barry Bostwick and Anna salam’s dynamic performance and the gripping narrative they bring to life. With five years since *The Last of Us Part 1* ended, fans are cautiously optimistic about how characters will evolve in upcoming seasons, especially without their beloved main character.

Fraudulent attempts in the U.S. are booming thanks to international actors like Russia and China, who now account for up to 12% of fraud attempts targeting government services and loans. Advanced AI-powered tools have enabled these criminals to switch stolen identities across multiple agencies rapidly, evading detection. This report underscores the urgent need for robust identity verification systems to combat rising threats from nation-states.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a three-day ceasefire starting May 8 to honor Victory Day, citing humanitarian reasons. Ukraine's foreign minister emphasized their readiness for an extended pause rather than just a brief respite, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy echoed calls for at least 30 days of peace following recent attacks in Kyiv and the full-scale invasion since 2022.

The European Union has fined tech giants Apple and Meta substantial amounts for allegedly breaching the bloc's Digital Markets Act, accusing them of blocking app developers' ability to show alternative purchase options and requiring users on Instagram and Facebook to agree to less personalized ads or pay a subscription. Both companies are set to appeal the fines, with Apple arguing the EU's actions harm privacy and security while Meta's CCO describing the measures as unfair, effectively imposing significant costs akin to tariffs. Tensions between the EU and U.S. over trade policies and President Trump’s wavering support for Ukraine further complicate the situation.

AI researchers have demonstrated that large language models can be trained using only public domain and open-source materials, challenging the assertion that such data is essential for AI development. They developed an 8 TB dataset sourced from publicly available resources, including books from the Library of Congress, and trained a seven-billion-parameter model that performed comparably to existing models like Meta's Llama 2-7B. Despite its potential, the model was less powerful due to manual annotation and legal complexities in sourcing data. This study offers a more ethical alternative for AI development but faces challenges in practical implementation.

Gretchen Shirm’s *Out of the Woods* explores the complexities of justice and memory through the story of Jess, an Australian woman working as a legal secretary at The Hague during the 2000 UN war crimes tribunal. As she transcribes testimonies from Bosnia’s Bosnian war survivors, Jess grapples with the disconnect between the atrocities and her sanitized records, while also struggling with her growing sympathy for defendant K, a military commander. Intertwined with Jess’s personal traumas—a chaotic childhood, strained relationships, and self-doubt—the novel probes how individual experiences shape our understanding of morality and evil in the face of mass trauma.

The raid on the underground nightclub in Colorado Springs resulted in arresting over 100 undocumented immigrants and seizing illegal drugs, including pink cocaine made from fentanyl, ketamine, and MDMA. Law enforcement agencies such as DEA, ATF, ICE, and military units were involved. The club owner denied any wrongdoing but acknowledged the operation was a significant crackdown on criminal activity under Trump's administration, which has emphasized increased enforcement against violent crime.

Bono's trailer for "Bono: Stories of Surrender" captures a vivid look into his life through never-before-seen footage. Featuring performances of iconic U2 tracks like "City of Blinding Lights" and "Where the Streets Have No Name," it offers a glimpse into his artistic journey. Directed by Andrew Dominik, the film also explores themes from his shows and is available on Apple TV+ in standard and immersive formats.

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Tens of thousands of people have taken part in an opposition-organised demonstration in Spain’s capital, Madrid, accusing the government of Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez of corruption and urging him to call early elections. Diez has denied the allegations, telling reporters on Wednesday that she was conducting research for a book and was not working on behalf of the party or Sanchez. PP leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo has accused the government of “mafia practices” over the affair and said Sanchez is “at the centre” of multiple corruption scandals. Sanchez considered stepping down in April 2024 after a Madrid court opened an investigation into his wife, Begona Gomez, on suspicion of influence peddling and business corruption. AdvertisementSanchez came to power in June 2018 after ousting his PP predecessor Mariano Rajoy in a no-confidence vote over a corruption scandal involving the conservative party.

The FTC has introduced a new rule requiring businesses offering live events, hotels, and short-term rentals to disclose all fees upfront, ensuring clear pricing for consumers. By mandating transparent pricing practices, the rule aims to protect consumers from hidden charges or misleading information. Third-party platforms like Airbnb are also required to comply, such as updating listings to display total costs upfront.

MagicBlock, a groundbreaking real-time engine for decentralized applications on Solana, has raised $7.5 million in its seed round, led by Lightspeed Faction alongside industry heavyweights Anatoly Yakovenko and Tristan Yver. This funding underscores the company’s ambitious mission to build high-performance, fully onchain solutions without compromising speed or customization. By leveraging ephemeral rollup technology, MagicBlock empowers developers to create fast, scalable systems that thrive within Solana's ecosystem, with critical partnerships across gaming, trading, and communication sectors driving its real-time capabilities forward.

A tragic explosion on a city-owned sewage transport vessel near the North River wastewater treatment plant in New York City resulted in one death, two injuries, and one worker refusing medical treatment. The 59-year-old victim was a long-time employee of the city’s environmental protection department, deeply cherished by colleagues. Firefighters and first responders were also exposed to the raw sewage, requiring decontamination efforts as they worked to assess the scene following the incident. The cause of the explosion remains under investigation, with no signs of criminal intent reported yet.

In Game 4 of the Knicks-Celtics playoff series, both teams showcased their strengths and challenges as the series progresses. The Knicks relied on their depth, with key players like Julius Randle and Mitchell Robinson delivering clutch performances, while the Celtics faced issues with a high turnover rate (19.5 TOV%) and inconsistent shooting from beyond the arc, particularly in critical moments. With Towns sidelined, the Knicks' bench proved crucial, but the Celtics' struggles highlight their need for improvement if they are to secure a series victory.

Surprise! DC Co-CEO James Gunn and Peacemaker stars like John Cena reportedly learned early that HBO Max is rebranding from "HBO Max" to just "Max." Gunn, in real-time televideo, gets perplexed when the script refers to it as "HBO Max," only to joke about it later. Meanwhile, Cena shares the news with crew members, adding a layer of confusion and humor to the situation.

Shocking revelations about animal welfare breaches in Australia’s export abattoirs have prompted Labor to consider strengthening oversight. A Guardian investigation uncovered whistleblower accounts from government-employed veterinarians who reported systemic failures over four years, including inaction on cruelty cases, understaffing, and restrictions on inspections. Labor has committed to expanding the Inspector-General for Animal Welfare's role, but implementation hinges on state cooperation. Critics argue stronger independent regulation is needed to ensure animal welfare isn’t compromised by industry ties.

U.S. energy officials are reassessing the risk posed by Chinese-made devices that play a critical role in renewable energy infrastructure after unexplained communication equipment was found inside some of them, two people familiar with the matter have said. Power inverters, which are predominantly produced in China, are used throughout the world to connect solar panels and wind turbines to electricity grids. They are also found in batteries, heat pumps and electric vehicle chargers. While inverters are built to allow remote access for updates and maintenance, the utility companies that use them typically install firewalls to prevent any direct communication back to China.

The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has made notable strides by identifying a significant imbalance in clinical trials—nearly twice as many male trials as female ones. While this issue aligns with global trends of women being underrepresented in clinical trials, the UK previously stood out for its lack of efforts to address gender disparity. The MHRA’s pioneering research is encouraging but faces limitations, such as trials often including both sexes without analyzing outcomes by gender and insufficient data on female-specific risks in conditions like cardiovascular disease.

President Trump’s decision to dismantle the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) represents a significant setback for workplace safety research. Thousands of employees are expected to face job losses as NIOSH faces critical challenges, including halted major studies on harmful chemicals like formaldehyde and phthalates, disruption of data collection for worker health, and a loss of valuable expertise. Experts warn that this decision could have lasting consequences for public health and industries reliant on NIOSH’s vital research.

Sony's WH-CH720N wireless headphones, introduced in 2023, are now available at a significant 35% discount on Amazon for just $98—a steal given their enduring quality. Packed with Sony's V1 processor, these headphones deliver powerful noise cancellation and adaptive sound control, rivaling more expensive models. Their featherweight design and plush ear cushions ensure all-day comfort without fatigue. With an impressive 35-hour battery life and a quick charge feature, the WH-CH720N remain a top choice for tech-savvy listeners seeking both performance and affordability.

Atlético Madrid is eyeing a summer transfer window dominated by moves involving Real Betis and Tottenham Hotspur as they chase experienced midfielders like Johnny Cardoso, who has LaLiga experience but is reportedly on the verge of a move to El Clásico. Meanwhile, Atlético faces competition for defensive midfielder César Azpilicueta's exit in June, with Crystal Palace defender Cristian Romero considered a top alternative due to his age and versatility. On the attack, Atlético's plans hinge on Ángel Correa's decision to leave or stay, as he considers moving to Liga MX club Tigres but has yet to finalize a deal, requiring Atlético to pay a €6m fee if he departs.

Pope Leo XIV took his first audience with journalists in Vatican City, emphasizing the importance of truth and a free press amid an era of divisive communication fueled by prejudice and hatred. The encounter, marked by moments of personal interaction with reporters—such as receiving a white baseball bat and an alpaca scarf—he also thanked those who risked their lives for accurate reporting. This moment, setting a precedent in papal engagement with the media, underscores his commitment to combating polarization while defending journalists' roles in seeking truth.

India has closed its border with Pakistan after an attack by Islamic militants in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists. The country has also cancelled a water-sharing treaty with Pakistan and banned citizens from entering under visa exemption following the attack.

The funeral of Pope Francis, held during Easter Week, is a stark contrast to the usual vibrant celebrations, as the church is eerily quiet with all Easter decorations down. The coffin was transferred from Santa Maria chapel to St. Peter’s Basilica, where it will lie in state for three days. Over 200,000 faithful and numerous foreign delegations are expected to attend this significant event, marking a unique moment given the timing of the pope's passing during a period typically dedicated to resurrection themes.

The 2026 U.S. federal budget negotiations are just beginning, but a growing divide between the White House and Congress has already emerged in space policy. While President Trump's administration outlined its plans for NASA, days later, the Senate followed with its own budget priorities, signaling a clear shift in control over this critical area of funding. Ted Cruz, a leading Republican on space policy within the Senate, has issued his "legislative directives," directing additional funding for NASA without having the authority to allocate budgets himself. This move highlights the growing tension as Congress faces a complex and often delayed budget process due to its history of impasse.

The Mavericks suffered a historic defeat in the play-in game as Anthony Davis was injured during the match against the Grizzlies. Despite a strong performance by Dallas, they failed to overcome a 25-point deficit and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2015. The team's struggles this season were exacerbated by the trade of Luka Doncic to the Lakers, leaving them with significant injuries, including Anthony Davis' ACL tear. Jason Kidd acknowledged the team's resilience but emphasized the challenges faced during their rebuilding process under coach Thompson, who expressed gratitude to the city and fans while highlighting the tough choices made in their recovery.