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Android tablet users and foldable phone owners now have a new Gmail feature that lets them adjust the size of message lists versus conversation views by dragging their finger on the divider line—something that works in both the Gmail app and Google Chat for larger screens. This handy update gives everyone with a Google or Google Workspace account more flexibility in managing their inbox across devices.

Hamdan Ballal, an Oscar-winning filmmaker, recount his brutal attack by Israeli settlers after winning for "No Other Land," feeling mocked and violated amidst the violence his community faces daily. He describes how he narrowly escaped with his family, emphasizing their resilience but the ongoing threat to their lives, despite the film's Oscar win not making a difference for them. The directors of "No Other Land" expressed hope that international support continues to recognize the struggle of the Masafer Yatta community under occupation.

The article examines how flirty moms are often subjected to jokes and mockery for their supposed lack of romantic interest in men, using their vulnerability during Mother's Day brunches as an example. A *Saturday Night Live* sketch highlights how this interaction pokes fun at the notion that older mothers might still have unrequited romantic desires, inadvertently reinforcing negative stereotypes about women's sexuality after childbirth. The piece critiques how such humor trivializes the complexities and desires of these moms while aiming to challenge harmful narratives about motherhood and female sexuality.

The United States has experienced its worst honeybee population crash in decades, with 62% of commercial colonies dying. Blake Shook, CEO of Desert Creek Beekeeping, faces a crisis as beekeepers across the country struggle to replace pollinating bees due to funding cuts from the Trump administration and delayed USDA responses. The agency's labs are understaffed and unable to provide timely results, leaving beekeepers in limbo. Without answers or financial aid, many will lose their bees this summer. The situation highlights the vulnerability of America's food supply and the resilience of small-scale beekeeping businesses facing economic hardship.

Whether you're ready for a new Nintendo Switch or just want to ensure your data isn't lost, this guide explains how to transfer your old Switch's games, settings, and contacts to either a new Switch 2 or a remote server. Learn the steps to do this directly between two Switches locally or upload to a remote service for one year. Be aware that some features like custom controller buttons might not work when transferring back, so check if your games support cloud saves before you transfer.

Inverse vaccines promise a game-changing approach for autoimmune diseases by training immune cells to recognize safe substances instead of attacking them. This innovative method has shown promising results in conditions like celiac disease and multiple sclerosis, where it helps reduce flare-ups and enhances tolerance. With partnerships between developers, pharmaceutical companies, and startups, these treatments are progressing rapidly, though they may take a few years to reach patients. Experts remain hopeful that inverse vaccines could revolutionize the management of autoimmune diseases.

NBC has decided not to renew *The Irrational* for a third season due to its declining ratings during the second season. The show's performance took a significant nosedive compared to its first season, making renewal unlikely despite its strong start. This decision was already foreordained weeks ago as NBC prepares to accommodate NBA games in primetime next season. The series, featuring Jesse L. Martin and based on Dan Ariely's work, faced stiff competition from other shows vying for prime time slots.

During President Trump’s first term, Ukraine was concerned that he might recognize Russia's control over Crimea, a territory annexed by Moscow in 2014. As a candidate, Trump expressed cautious optimism but later distanced himself from previous U.S. policy, even mentioning that Crimea residents preferred Russia. Despite this, Trump never acted to restore Ukrainian territorial integrity and instead reaffirmed nonrecognition under Pompeo’s “Crimea Declaration.” Now, amid efforts to end the conflict with Russia, Trump is considering abandoning this commitment, effectively relaxing decades of U.S. policy on Crimea.

The US and Iran have reignited discussions about reviving a nuclear deal after President Trump dropped out of the previous agreement under the JCPOA. This renewed interest could pave the way for a new effort to address Iran's nuclear program while respecting international sanctions, marking a potential shift in relations between two nations once considered adversaries.

With streaming costs going up and services switching platforms without warning, now is an excellent time to own your favorite movies and shows on physical formats like 4K UHD or Blu-ray. This ensures you can always access them regardless of streaming service changes. Keep an eye out for major releases this year, including the upcoming 4K editions of popular films in May such as Lilo & Stitch ahead of its live-action version, and notable TV shows like Longlegs, The Monkey, and A Working Man later this month. For a full list of release dates and details, check our mega-post on upcoming home media releases.

"In a city known for its resilience, counterterrorism police in Britain are investigating an attack on Saturday that seriously injured two women in Leeds. The incident, which occurred afternoon and led to the recovery of a crossbow and firearm, has drawn a sharp response from officials. A 38-year-old man, reportedly suffering from self-inflicted injuries, was taken into custody as part of the investigation. Authorities have expressed no immediate interest in additional individuals linked to the attack, while details about the suspected motive remain under scrutiny."

A striking moment at a Liverpool FC victory parade saw a car strike multiple pedestrians as the team celebrated its Premier League title win. The 53-year-old driver has been arrested following the incident.

Michael Carter-Williams, known for his All-Star basketball career with the Philadelphia 76ers, will end his NBA career with a rare retirement announcement ahead of his debut as an amateur boxer. The event, called the Broad Street Brawl, aims to raise funds for Bigvision Community, supporting young adults in substance abuse recovery. Carter-Williams, now in Florida training, expressed peace with his basketball legacy and hinted at potential future challenges beyond boxing.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang alleviated investor concerns about China slowing by presenting a forecast of $45 billion revenue for the second quarter, even as export restrictions reduced Chinese sales by about $8 billion. Shares surged 4% in extended trading, reflecting confidence in NVIDIA's leadership in AI chips and its diverse product offerings.

EA and Disney announced Star Wars Zero Company, set for release in 2026. The game follows Hawks, a Republic officer, as he commands an elite squad through a gripping story set during the Clone Wars. Players can customize Hawks’ appearance and class, recruit diverse team members from original Star Wars characters, and forge bonds to unlock powerful combat synergies. Available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Misa Hylton, Justin Combs' mother, stood by her son at his trial, using a walker due to health challenges as she navigated the courthouse amid paparazzi coverage. Testifiers clashed over whether the alleged sexual encounters were consensual or coercive, with prosecutors claiming Diddy pressured an escort while the defense insisting everything was voluntary.

Denmark has proposed raising the retirement age to 70 by 2040, making it the highest in Europe, but this change faces criticism from workers and unions, particularly affecting blue-collar employees who fear increased work demands. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has pledged to revisit the system for future increases, possibly speeding them up beyond current increments, while acknowledging the need for a different approach to ensure long-term sustainability. The government is also urging a reevaluation of how the ECHR is interpreted in light of migration challenges, arguing that existing legal frameworks are too restrictive when it comes to deporting dual citizens convicted of crimes.

Finland has enacted new laws restricting mobile device use during school hours to address concerns about their impact on student well-being and learning. The measures, effective from August 1, allow devices only for health or educational purposes with teacher approval. The country joins others like Denmark, Norway, and France in imposing such restrictions, though challenges remain as tech companies oppose the regulations. Finland's education minister highlights that limiting screen time enhances focus and social skills development, aligning schools with learning goals while acknowledging broader societal concerns about digital use among youth.

GOG is preserving Star Wars classics like *Dark Forces* and *X-Wing Special Edition*, among others, as part of its preservation program. With over 162 DRM-free games available on modern systems, including popular titles like *Breath of Fire IV* and *Diablo*, GOG ensures older games remain playable long-term with technical support for future issues.

The updated Terms of Service for Take-Two’s Borderlands games has sparked concern among fans, with fears of "spyware" and modding crackdowns fueling an online backlash. Gearbox Software addressed these worries in a statement, clarifying that Take-Two does not use spyware and explaining how data collection aligns with privacy protections. The company also emphasized its commitment to fair practices regarding mods, targeting cheaters rather than single-player or non-commercial activities.

Lamine Yamal returned to Barcelona in top form after a year away from the club, scoring twice in pivotal moments as Inter proved their mettle in a thrilling semi-final against his former team. Despite not being favored by the manager, Simone Inzaghi, Yamal demonstrated his skill and leadership, leading Inter to an emotional victory that reignited hopes for the club. His performances highlighted Barcelona’s resilience and unexpected identity under pressure, while also underscoring the significance of individual moments over grand gestures in a dramatic finish.

Margot Friedländer, a Holocaust survivor who lived in New York City for over 60 years before returning to Germany in 2010, became a prominent advocate for Holocaust remembrance. After spending decades as a travel agent in New York, she transitioned to promoting tolerance and democracy in Germany through her foundation, culminating in her cover appearance in German Vogue. Her final days were marked by sharing her story with young people, emphasizing the importance of storytelling to foster understanding and empathy.

The Netflix anthology series *Love, Death and Robots* captivates audiences with its mix of genres, personalities, and cinematic flair. A standout cameo features MrBeast as the announcer in a thrilling gladiatorial fight set against space-traveling humans and Triceratops. This latest volume highlights the show's appeal in today's short-form streaming era, offering compact, satisfying shorts that delight viewers with a wide range of tastes. Despite some episodes falling short, standout moments like *The Screaming of the Tyrannosaur* leave fans eager for more. The series' bold storytelling and variety make it a must-watch in an increasingly fast-paced content landscape.

Facebook has faced growing criticism for its handling of spammy content, which annoys users and perpetuates an ecosystem of low-quality posts. Meta, Facebook’s parent company, has introduced targeted measures to curb such behavior by focusing on accounts with excessive hashtags or irrelevant captions, aiming to reduce their reach and monetization potential. Additionally, the platform plans to enhance tools to detect coordinated fake engagement networks and improve comment moderation, though the effectiveness remains uncertain as spammers may adapt new bypass strategies.

Fans are rejoicing as Nintendo sidesteps tariffs! Amidst delays caused by U.S. President Trump's tariffs on imports, the Switch 2 was delayed but ultimately launched on schedule in June. Nintendo avoided price hikes and stock shortages by leveraging a 90-day trade pause, though ongoing tariffs from Vietnam could still impact pricing. Meanwhile, Nintendo has maintained its strategy of shifting production to countries like Vietnam to minimize tariff effects, signaling it may brace for further challenges as new consoles from Sony and Microsoft roll out in late 2027.

The article introduces an innovative method involving a "Press & Hold" gesture to confirm that someone is a human rather than a bot. This simple interaction uniquely identifies users, with a specific reference ID (be7362a3-286b-11f0-8ac3-36026e5cca5c) playing a central role in the process.

A truck driver who was swallowed by a massive sinkhole in Saitama Prefecture three months ago has been safely recovered, officials confirmed. The sinkhole, which appeared during rush hour in late January on a Yashio road, was caused by corroded sewerage pipes and reportedly reached 16 meters deep.

Trapt, a band known for one hit song after another two decades ago, is struggling to maintain even a single successful show these days, relying almost entirely on "Headstrong," their iconic 2002 track. Frontman Chris Taylor Brown recently criticized "cancel culture" as the reason venues have been canceling his shows, but he later clarified thatTrapt's issues stem from their image from two decades ago—long before they became a household name. Despite Brown's claims, most artists who get canceled still sell out their concerts, making Trapt's situation more about their dwindling fan base and lack of marketing than any cultural conflict.

Anthony Edwards lit up the Minnesota offense with 30 points, nine rebounds, and six assists as his team fought back from a sluggish first half to defeat Oklahoma City 143-101, tying the series at 2-1. Julius Randle added 24 points, while rookie Terrence Shannon Jr. contributed crucial bench scoring in a rout of the NBA’s top defensive unit. Despite the collapse late in the game, Edwards’ hot shooting and leadership helped hold on for a thrilling win, but coach Mark Daigneault remains frustrated with his team’s composure under pressure heading into Game 4.

President Mahmoud Abbas has appointed Hussein al-Sheikh as his vice president, marking significant changes in Palestinian leadership. This move reflects efforts to consolidate PA power ahead of peace talks in Gaza and amid growing pressure from Arab and Western powers for expanded influence. Analysts suggest this appointment is preparing for a successor to Abbas, who faces criticism from Netanyahu's camp.

Public radio stations sued President Trump and his administration over an executive order that cuts off federal funding from NPR and PBS, claiming it violates the Constitution and is part of a broader strategy to silence progressive media. The lawsuit argues that Trump lacks authority to act unilaterally on funding decisions, which are reserved for Congress under the Spending Clause. Stations like NPR and three Colorado-based organizations are joining the fight as the White House previously accused public radio of spreading "radical, woke propaganda."

A man has been charged with murder after a 65-year-old was found unresponsive in an on-site granny flat in Homebush West, western Sydney. Emergency services were called following reports of a resident’s welfare concerns, and the body was discovered early Saturday night. A 31-year-old man, arrested at the scene, has been charged with murder but has not yet been formally identified. He was refused bail and set to appear at Parramatta Local Court on Monday. Investigators are exploring the relationship between the two men, who were believed to know each other, while police confirmed they are connected. A knife was found at the scene, but the cause of death remains undetermined.

Ferrari defended its strategic decision during a race by pointing to technical analysis over personal feelings: team principal Frédéric Vasseur explained that they assessed whether Hamilton’s softer tires provided an actual performance edge or if it was just him being in the DRS range with Leclerc. The decision, made under intense pressure, relied on objective data rather than frustration or emotions, reflecting Ferrari's commitment to maintaining technical integrity and grounding strategic decisions in evidence.

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers, two Cumbrians, were found guilty of damaging an ancient 100-year-old Sycamore Gap tree on Hadrian’s Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Their "mindless" act turned the historical landmark into a viral photo subject while causing significant damage to both the tree and the wall. The men claimed they were simply acting out due to their expertise and determination, which the prosecuting attorney highlighted as "entertaining." They denied all charges, with messages exchanged suggesting approval of their actions, though exoneration is yet to come.

As Elon Musk steps back from running Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), U.S. cabinet members may seek to curtail its influence over budgets and staffing once he reduces his time commitment to Tesla. DOGE has been tasked with shrinking the federal workforce and cutting deficits through mass firings, contract cancellations, and reduced services, but Musk's decision to cut his involvement could signal a potential shift in control over the agency’s operations, leaving questions about its future under Trump's administration.

The Supreme Court instructed Texas judges to grant hearing before detaining Venezuelans targeted by the Trump administration for deportation to El Salvador, ruling that their fast-track removal violated due process rights. The court emphasized the government's authority under wartime law but stressed the need for procedural safeguards, leading to criticism from Trump and the ACLU as a move akin to imprisonment.

The crown prince of Japan attended a memorial service for Pope Francis in Tokyo, where he reportedly placed carnations at the site of the late pope's body after attending a modest but heartfelt event that included a portrait display and flowers from the emperor. The prince had previously expressed condolences via telegram to the Vatican, and this visit marked his first time attending a papal memorial since 2019 when he met with Francis in Tokyo. --- This summary captures the main points succinctly while engaging the reader.

Fitness in spring is heating up as stars hit the gym! Check out Max Ehrich flexing his bulk mode, alongside A-listers like Mark Wahlberg, Jason Derulo, and Alex Rodriguez showing off their muscles. Meanwhile, hottest women are hitting the weights too—Kate Upton and Khloe Kardashian among them. Get a closer look at these fit faces as they prepare for their next big lifts!

Dyson's Purifier Humidify+Cool is an elegantly designed yet highly engineered air purifier and humidifier known for its effectiveness but at a steep price. Though not cheap, it excels in both purifying the air and maintaining optimal humidity levels, using citric acid and UV light to prevent mold growth and self-cleaning with a 36-hour water tank cycle. The Dyson is quiet under normal operation, making it an excellent choice for those seeking top-tier performance without excessive noise, though its $700 price tag remains significant even after a $200 discount.

A man tragically died in Akita after a wind turbine blade struck him at Araya Seaside Park around 10:15 a.m., with a passerby making an emergency call. Rescuers rushed to find him unconscious but confirmed dead upon arrival at the hospital, while police are investigating the connection between his death and the broken blade. A strong wind warning was issued earlier in the city that morning by the local meteorological observatory.

U.S. President Trump warned Vladimir Putin Tuesday about taking 'fire' due to Ukraine tensions as Washington considers new sanctions against Moscow over the conflict. Frustrated with stalled ceasefire talks, Trump recently criticized Putin after a major drone attack on Ukraine. While Putin claimed they were responding to Ukrainian jets and accusing Kyiv of disrupting peace efforts back in February 2022 when they invaded Ukraine.

Israeli probe into killing of 15 Palestinian medics finds 'professional failures'toggle caption Abdel Kareem Hana/APJERUSALEM — An Israeli investigation into the killings of 15 Palestinian medics last month in Gaza by Israeli forces said Sunday it found "professional failures" and a deputy commander will be fired. Israel at first claimed that the medics' vehicles did not have emergency signals on when troops opened fire but later backtracked. The Israeli military investigation said the examination found "no evidence to support claims of execution or that any of the deceased were bound before or after the shooting." The statement on the findings concluded by saying that Israel's military "regrets the harm caused to uninvolved civilians." Har-Even said the Israeli military is currently investigating 421 incidents during the war, with 51 concluded and sent to the Military Advocate General.

Jeremy McGovern's immediate playing future remains uncertain after sustaining head injuries during a game and being referred to an AFL concussion panel for evaluation. Despite suffering multiple concussions in his career, his ongoing symptoms have led to a complex situation requiring expert assessment. His health and wellbeing are the top priority as he navigates this challenging period with his club and medical team.

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.

Join TechCrunch Sessions: AI at UC Berkeley on June 5th for a day of cutting-edge insights, expert discussions, and networking with AI pioneers. Attendees can explore AI's future through keynote talks by industry leaders, interactive breakout sessions, and hands-on workshops. Don’t miss the Early Bird discount—save up to $210 and get half-price passes for your co-founder or colleague. Companies are encouraged to secure their spot at the event by May 9th to connect with AI innovators and showcase their tech.

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In Gaza, violence escalates as Israeli forces kill at least 28 civilians, including women and children, in targeted strikes on multiple sites in Khan Younis. The targeting of civilians has drawn sharp criticism from international authorities and human rights groups, highlighting the devastating impact of the conflict.

The Australian Animal Protection Teams (OPVs) face systemic challenges that undermine animal welfare: conflicts between their welfare oversight and meat exports, disenfranchised staff with no recourse, lack of accountability, impractical restraints during inspections, potential export restrictions, and stress on farmers. These issues highlight the need for reform to ensure a clear separation of interests and robust accountability, ultimately benefiting both animals and farmers in Australia.

AdGuard for Linux has reached a major milestone with its release as version 1.0, marking it transition from experimental to a complete and stable tool designed for command-line users seeking powerful ad and tracker blocking. This terminal-focused utility offers features like app exclusions, differential filter updates, and an interactive setup wizard to streamline configuration, along with support for custom filters and proxy settings. For Linux enthusiasts prioritizing function over flash, this release provides an efficient and reliable solution without relying on browser extensions.

North Korea's leader has ordered his navy to beef up its nuclear arsenal as part of a recent push to enhance national security ahead of potential regional tensions. The country tested its newest destroyer, Choe Hyon, twice over the weekend, showcasing advanced naval capabilities and increasing concerns about rising global instability. Kim Jong Un instructed officials to accelerate efforts to arm the fleet with nuclear-tipped weapons, signaling an intensification of military modernization amid diplomatic challenges and regional instability.