Latest Summaries

The Elgato Stream Deck is evolving into a versatile platform with new software, hardware modules, and updated keys designed for broader compatibility and customization. The company introduced a Virtual Stream Deck (VSD), a software-only version that complements existing hardware devices, as well as scissor-switch key modules for DIY projects and third-party products, alongside an updated MK.2 model.

AI skills matter. However, there's a disconnect between how business leaders and employees view AI and the best ways to upskill. Also: AI has grown beyond human knowledge, says Google's DeepMind unitThe survey found that 88% of business leaders report prioritizing AI skills over other skills within their organizations for promotions or job assignments. Furthermore, 84% of respondents prioritize verified AI skills over degrees in hiring decisions. The survey found that 54% of employees are not confident in their organizations' recognition of AI skills, only 4% feel like AI skills are always prioritized in promotions, and 47% believe having AI skills has no noticeable impact on career advancement.

AI is driving a new wave of innovation in Taiwan as Nvidia, Foxconn, and the Taiwan government announce a partnership to build an AI factory supercomputer with cutting-edge Nvidia Blackwell infrastructure. The $1 billion project will provide advanced AI computing resources through Foxconn's subsidiary, Big Innovation Company, enabling researchers, startups, and industries like TSMC to accelerate AI adoption across Taiwan. This collaboration aims to bolster Taiwan's position as a global leader in AI-driven technologies, with plans to use the system for smart cities, electric vehicles, and manufacturing innovation, among other applications.

Sonia Bompastor, the head coach of Chelsea’s women’s team, expressed her desire to add a European title to their club history after leading her side to a dominant domestic treble in her first season managing in England. Despite an impressive 12-point lead in the domestic league and celebrating their sixth Women’s FA Cup in 10 years, Bompastor emphasized that achieving a place in next season’s Women’s Champions League is still their primary goal. She highlighted the financial gap between Chelsea and United as a challenge to close, with new minority owner Alexis Ohanian acknowledging the club’s ambition to become a global powerhouse.

The article introduces *Last Defense Academy*, a game that blends high school survival with detective elements, featuring 100 days of monster fights with a potentially global impact. Unlike similar games like Danganronpa or Fire Emblem Engage, the combat system here is grid-based and unique, focusing on life management rather than traditional strategic tactics. The narrative remains confusing, allowing players to piece together the story through their experiences without clear direction, while characters' over-the-top but logical decisions add depth and refreshingly challenge typical isekai tropes.

Google Assistant will no longer work on Fitbit watches in the coming weeks, according to messages seen by users. This follows Google's announcement to merge all Fitbit accounts into Google accounts by February 2026. Since acquiring Fitbit in January 2021 and releasing its own Pixel Watch in October 2022, Google has been integrating Fitbit technology while potentially phasing out the brand. Users who prefer Fitbit's simplicity may want to purchase one soon, as the future of the brand appears uncertain.

States try to revive Medicaid work requirements, worrying some low-income Americanstoggle caption Evan Vucci/APMore than 70 million Americans who are low-income or disabled have health insurance paid for by the state and federal government called Medicaid. While Republicans introduced a bill to create a national work requirement, states have a lot of flexibility to add their own rules. Thanks to Arkansas' Medicaid, Neal is able to afford her essential doctor visits and medications. 'Just another way to cut Medicaid'Proponents of work requirements argue that the policy will help lift low-income individuals out of poverty by motivating them to get jobs. States with limited Medicaid coverage have double the rate of people without insurance, compared with states that have expanded Medicaid coverage.

Xbox Canada has introduced a unique milk pitcher designed in the likeness of the Xbox Series X, holding up to 1.3 liters (about 2.75 pints), perfect for fans of Halo Infinite and The Oblivion remaster. While it's not yet clear if this quirky product will be sold widely, it adds a fun twist to Canadian kitchenware, blending gaming enthusiasm with everyday essentials.

Google has introduced enhanced native image editing capabilities in its Gemini chatbot app, allowing users to modify AI-generated images and photos from their devices. This feature expands globally across 45 languages and most countries, following a successful pilot of AI-driven image editing on Google's AI Studio platform earlier this year. The tool now offers a multi-step editing process with integrated text and visuals, enabling tasks like changing backgrounds or adding elements to images. To address concerns about deepfakes, Gemini includes invisible watermarks on generated images while exploring visible watermarks as an option.

Pinterest is addressing its users' growing frustration with AI-generated images appearing in its results by introducing a "AI Modified" label. This feature will help users distinguish between real-world content and AI-generated images, though it’s not perfect and can be adjusted as tools improve. Additionally, a "see fewer" experiment allows users to control their exposure to AI content in specific categories like beauty or art from the bottom right of each pin. While Pinterest has always been a hub for creative inspiration, this transparency move aims to empower users to navigate its ever-evolving ecosystem with greater clarity and control.

Cillian Murphy, the Oscar-winning actor best known for his role in *28 Days Later*, is set to reprise his iconic character in future installments of the franchise. However, he won’t appear in the upcoming *28 Years Later* sequel but will feature in its conclusion, *The Bone Temple*. Danny Boyle, the director and writer behind the franchise, revealed that Murphy’s involvement could help secure financing for a potential third film, as the project aims to expand its narrative scope across three sequels. The trilogy’s first film drops this June, with the second set for release in January 2026.

Pope Francis led Easter celebrations in St. Peter’s Square despite his frail health, drawing a massive crowd. Appearing in a wheelchair after recovering from life-threatening pneumonia, he delivered a brief greeting before Archbishop Ravelli addressed the faithful. The pope blessed those present, and the crowd erupted with cheers and chants of “Viva il papa” as he waved farewell.

Senator Chris Van Hollen met with Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia in San Salvador, following an initial denial of entry to the prison where Abrego Garcia was held. The meeting occurred at a hotel and was documented by photos shared by both Van Hollen's office and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele. These images were the first public sightings of Abrego Garcia since his wrongful deportation in March, which the Trump administration has acknowledged as an error. The Supreme Court has ordered the government to facilitate Abrego Garcia's return, but a federal judge has criticized the government for lack of progress in complying with this order.

Sydney Sweeney just made us all do a double-take ... because we just spotted her with her ex-fiancé, Jonathan Davino, for the second time this month. Though the actress wasn't all glammed up, she didn't appear to be trying to lay low like she was a few weeks ago. Play video content TMZ.comJonathan appeared to be in a chipper mood as he followed her out of an eatery with a smile on his face. Perhaps they're trying to distance themselves from the Hollywood limelight ... though they're clearly not doing the best job. TMZ broke the news ... Sydney and Jonathan separated in January and canceled their wedding set for May after being engaged for several years.

Get your voice heard—help shape the future of Telegraph Fantasy Football! By completing the end-of-season survey by June 15, 2025, you’ll also enter a draw to win a £50 Amazon voucher. Your feedback will help improve the game for everyone, so take a moment to share your thoughts and enter now via Facebook, Twitter, or email.

The US and Ukraine have reached a groundbreaking agreement to share profits from Ukrainian minerals and rare earths, setting up a fund aimed at attracting global investments to support Ukraine's recovery. This deal is a significant step in Trump's peace efforts with Russia, ensuring long-term security without giving Russia economic leverage. The fund will be split equally between the US and Ukraine, focusing on new investments rather than debt obligations, preserving control over natural resources and infrastructure. Criticisms highlight concerns about the terms, but progress was finally made despite initial setbacks during tense negotiations.

The 17 largest UK pension funds have reached an agreement with the government, known as the "Mansion House accord," committing to invest at least 5% of their portfolios in private market investments by 2030, including £50bn, with £25bn focused on UK-based projects. This doubles their previous investment commitment from 2023 and aims to revive domestic investment in London amid recent losses for major companies like Arm and Flutter, while also exploring ways to boost British stock investments through tax-free accounts. The government’s efforts reflect a cautious approach as pension funds weigh the potential returns of UK assets against the risks posed by global economic shifts.

Telemundo's new reality TV series, *Pase a la Fama*, premieres June 8 at 9 p.m. ET and aims to discover a global Mexican band sensation through a competition filled with raw talent and high stakes. Judges include Ana Bárbara, Adriel Favela, and Horacio Palencia, all prominent Latin musicians. The show partners with HYBE Latin America to showcase music's impact on U.S.-based fans, featuring original music by Edgar Barrera, the multi- Grammy-winning artist behind hits like "Bad Bunny." Winners could win $100,000 and a recording contract with HYBE.

Investment in Australia's clean energy sector surged to a record $2.4 billion in early 2025 as the country accelerates its transition to renewable energy. The Clean Energy Council highlighted six new battery projects totalling 1.5 gigawatts of capacity and $2.8 billion in investments, with the Wooreen battery in Victoria being the largest, supported by federal funding. However, renewable energy investments grew more slowly than other sectors, with only two solar farms committed at $410 million compared to higher investments elsewhere. The nation aims for 82% renewable energy by 2030, requiring further significant investment to meet climate goals.

The heartbreak of Derrick Harmon’s mother, Tiffany Saine, passing shortly after he was drafted as the 21st overall pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers leaves a lasting impact on the tight-knit football community. The former Oregon star, who faced eight brain surgeries as a child after suffering a stroke, inspired his drive to overcome adversity throughout his life. On draft night, Harmon experienced a mix of joy and sadness as he learned of her battle, while his mom was still gravely ill. Having won the draft with his support, Harmon made arrangements for her wheelchair-accessible van post-draft to help manage their family’s needs.

Japan's agriculture minister, Taku Eto, resigned after his controversial comment about not needing to buy rice from supporters as gifts, sparking criticism for appearing out of touch amid record-high rice prices. The move comes as the government seeks to stabilize demand and supply amidst economic pressure, with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba already facing a tough battle in an upcoming election. Eto has pledged to address the issue and improve food security while striving to resolve Japan's long-standing rice shortages.

"Winnipeg Jets star Mark Scheifele will make his return to Game 6 as his team faces elimination against the Dallas Stars. Scheifele's father, Brad, died suddenly on Friday night, sparking uncertainty about his participation before the team's morning skate. Despite the tragic loss, coach Scott Arniel confirmed that Scheifele will play in the pivotal game and maintain his top-line position. The Jets expressed their deepest condolences to the Scheifele family while assuring everyone to respect their privacy."

In a world where timing matters, buying items before they go up in price can be tricky, especially when tariffs push costs higher. High-end products and everyday essentials are both affected, with examples like stroller prices jumping due to tariffs on imported components. A new dad weighing whether to buy a car seat now or wait faces this dilemma as manufacturers in Asia exploit the situation to potentially lower consumer prices. While experts advise waiting for savings, they caution that buying now could be wiser given the current market dynamics and competition from Amazon's global suppliers. The advice underscores the risk of uncertainty amid potential future tariff cuts.

Measles cases in Texas rose to 663 on Tuesday, according to the state’s health department, an increase of 17 cases since 25 April, as the US battles one of its worst outbreaks of the previously-eradicated childhood disease. An unvaccinated child, aged six, with no underlying conditions died of measles in Texas in late February – Kennedy said. Most of the state’s cases are from Lea county, adjacent to Gaines county in Texas. The CDC’s confirmed measles cases count is 884, triple the amount seen in all of 2024. The US saw a rise in measles cases in 2024, including an outbreak in Chicago that sickened more than 60.

Apple is making a concerted effort to revamp its AI-driven assistant, Siri, after years of missteps. The company, led by CEO Tim Cook, has been hesitant to merge generative AI with its existing Siri platform due to uncertainty about outcomes and high costs. A new report highlights Apple's focus on rebuilding Siri as an "LLM Siri," a reworked version aimed at creating a more conversational and context-aware assistant. Despite internal reluctance to invest without clarity on goals, Apple is exploring innovative solutions like leveraging web data for training while maintaining privacy through differential privacy techniques.

Dive back into 2D platformers and relive classic gaming nostalgia—these timeless adventures have been missed, yet hold so much promise. From the retro charm of Castlevania to the haunting beauty of Demon's Crest, these games were once icons but now sit buried under obscurity. Yet, their impact lingers, urging us for more such gems to be rediscovered and loved again.

The article discusses the contrasting approaches of former British prime ministers on climate change, highlighting Boris Johnson's passionate but less memorable style. It contrasts this with subsequent Tory leaders' weaker efforts to push for net zero targets and criticisms from Reform UK, which argues against renewables. Nigel Farage's pivot to climate activism is critiqued as too far from his previous positions. The piece also explores Labour's internal divisions and the risks of moving away from clear climate commitments. Finally, it advocates for a balanced approach that aligns with optimism while maintaining political strategy to avoid perceived anti-environmental stances.

The United Nations' top court dismissed a case alleging the United Arab Emirates supportedparamilitary forces in Sudan, which could implicate their participation in the country's civil war. The court, without ruling on Sudan's allegations against the UAE, removed the case from its list after a 14-2 vote against granting emergency measures and a subsequent 9-7 dismissal of the case. This decision is partly due to the UAE's opt-out from a Genocide Convention clause and their involvement with influential paramilitary groups in Sudan.

The Kurdish militant group PKK has decided to disband its guerrilla forces after a call from its jailed leader Abdullah Öcalan, marking the end of a decades-long insurgency against Turkey. The dissolution comes as the PKK is widely regarded as a terrorist organization in Turkey, the UK, and the US, and its actions have impacted forces near Turkish borders with Iraq and Iran, as well as allied groups in north-east Syria. While the PKK’s decision to disarm appears unilateral, it could pave the way for more stability in the region while raising concerns about potential shifts in power dynamics among regional allies.

Walmart will raise prices later this month in response to tariffs, reflecting how the trade war impacts U.S. companies and consumer costs. As a major retailer, Walmart often manages its costs to keep prices low for consumers, but now it's signaling that tariffs are filtering into everyday expenses. This move aligns with broader economic trends as consumers stretch their budgets to purchase essentials more cheaply, while businesses adjust their strategies to offset the effects of reduced tariffs on their supply chains and pricing structures.

KJ, a 9½-month-old baby, became the first patient of any age to receive a custom gene-editing infusion designed to fix his unique mutation. Doctors presenting this groundbreaking treatment at a major conference and in a top medical journal suggest its implications extend far beyond KJ alone, offering a new pathway for rare genetic diseases that have long been too costly or inaccessible for potential treatments. This success could revolutionize drug development for conditions like KJ’s, which are caused by single mutations and typically require expensive, lengthy research.

Pope Leo XIV met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the Vatican following his inaugural Mass, where he emphasized peace, dialogue, and support for Ukraine. The pope called for unity within the Church and highlighted its role in promoting global peace, urging leaders to work toward reconciliation and a just world order.

Music history just took a leap forward with two Spanish-language albums debuting at Number One and Two on the Billboard 200. Bad Bunny’s *Debí Tirar Más Fotos* claimed the top spot after its eighth-week vinyl release, breaking the record for Latin album sales since 1991 with nearly 48,000 copies sold. Meanwhile, Fuerza Régida’s *111XPANTIA* reached Number Two, marking the highest-charting Spanish-language album by a duo or group and its genre debut, inspired by artist Jesús Ortiz Paz who cited angel numbers and Aztec roots in his creation.

British lawyers have argued that Israel is legally bound by international law to allow the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) access to Palestinian prisoners in custody, and refusing such access cannot be justified by Hamas's treatment of Israeli hostages. Sally Langrish emphasized that the ICRC plays a critical role in protecting victims during conflicts, while pushing for Israel to engage impartially with Unrwa, the UN’s Palestinian relief agency, which is considered neutral despite potential connections to Hamas. The UK lawyers highlight the growing international pressure on Israel and the need for adherence to humanitarian principles in its aid operations.

The addition of Arienne Mandi, Erin Robinson, and Bre Blair infuses formidable talent into Apple’s Your Friends & Neighbors, a series known for its sharp drama. The trio, with experience in hit shows like *The L Word: Generation Q* and *Moonrise Act One*, will explore the complexities of Andrew “Coop” Cooper’s descent into crime after a recent divorce, unraveling his exploitations of his neighbors’ secrets. Renewed ahead of its April 11 premiere on Apple TV+, new episodes will drop weekly.

Whether you're coveting a sunlit kitchen or griping about power bills, one thing we all love is comparing our homes—whether it’s admiring new sod or kvetching over home improvements. Now researchers have come up with a framework called CORE to help homeowners sort their energy frustrations and opportunities by categorizing homes into four levels of energy maturity: from constrained infrastructure to empowered systems that seamlessly integrate renewable tech, each offering unique ways to upgrade and save.

fans rejoiced at the surprise revival of S.W.A.T., which was canceled by CBS in August 2023 after eight seasons. The show returned for a ninth season in January 2024 and has since spun off into a new series, *S.W.A.T. Exiles*, led by Shemar Moore as Hondo. Despite some backlash from fans who felt the spinoff didn't include key original characters like Jay Harrington’s Deacon, Moore emphasized his loyalty to the cast and crew, acknowledging the show's passion-driven success. The series' international popularity and Sony Pictures’ profitability have kept the franchise alive, with plans for further creative development including potential guest appearances from alums.

"In a world where everything seems digital, many still cling to cash as a lifeline. The article highlights how older individuals, those with limited access to technology or accounts, and women often struggle the most when cash is scarce. Despite efforts by some countries, like Sweden, to move toward a cashless society due to security concerns, many people—including Gen Z—cling to physical currency for comfort and control. Banks prefer a cash-free future, but for some, the familiarity of holding cash remains irreplaceable."

Mozilla is deeply concerned that if the Department of Justice enforces its proposals against Google, it could lead to a catastrophic loss of revenue for Firefox, potentially forcing significant cost cuts or even shutting down the browser. Mozilla's CFO warned that losing all of Google's default search payments would necessitate drastic measures, including dropping key features like choice screens and risking the future of Firefox. Additionally, switching defaults to alternatives like Bing or Opera has faced resistance due to user dissatisfaction and privacy concerns tied to their Gecko engine development.

The 15th Beijing International Film Festival opened amid rain-soaked conditions, celebrating a triple anniversary in cinema history, including 130 years since the Lumière brothers' first film screening and 120 years since China's first movie. President Janet Yang highlighted film's universal power and the importance of authentic storytelling. The festival honored Chinese filmmakers and actors, featured a red carpet event with British director David Yates quipping about the weather and expressing gratitude for their warm reception. A celebration of cinematic history included performances and displays honoring 130 years since Lumière and a display of "Ne Zha," an animated franchise.

A tragic collision at Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu Day Festival left nine dead and several injured, with a driver in custody following an SUV plowing into the crowd. The event occurred around 8 PM on Saturday as people celebrated honors related to Filipino culture and a national hero. Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed devastation over the incident.

Jannik Sinner's anti-doping suspension shifted focus to Carlos Alcaraz, who secured a thrilling victory over him at the Italian Open, ending his 26-match winning streak and clinching his seventh Masters title. The match highlighted Alcaraz's tactical improvement and resilience, as he bounced back from a challenging early stretch to claim significant honors on clay courts. Now, Alcaraz stands as one of three men since 1990 to win every major clay-court tournament, solidifying his status among top tennis players.

As the world of gaming heats up, so does Microsoft's latest event as it showcases its future with a lineup of brand-new games from its first-party studios and trusted third-party partners worldwide. Among them will be The Outer Worlds 2, an expansive expansion for the popular sci-fi RPG.

The medical volunteers in Gaza recount harrowing scenes of starvation, trauma, and injury among children as part of their missions. Despite the efforts to provide aid, they express a profound sense of helplessness for those affected by war. Their experiences highlight the urgent need for basic medical supplies amidst the blockade, while also capturing the emotional weight of life-saving surgeries and the heart-wrenching stories of resilience in Gaza's children—both in the operating room and in their reflections on the suffering and hope they encounter daily.

Elden Ring Nightreign, a remake/remix of the original, surprisingly doesn't hit 60 FPS on consoles and lacks PS5 Pro support. The game's tech falls short compared to its predecessor, making it less performant in quality mode than expected, with frame rates averaging below 40 FPS across all platforms.

Eighteen states have sued the Trump administration over its pause on wind-energy permits, claiming the action jeopardizes a rapidly expanding clean energy sector and threatens job growth and investments. New York Attorney General Letitia James emphasized that halting federal reviews risks losing thousands of jobs and billions in private-sector investment, while also delaying the nation’s transition away from harmful fossil fuels. The pause, part of a broader series of executive orders signed upon the president’s inauguration, has created uncertainty for companies already investing heavily in wind energy projects.

The kidnapping of Algerian government critic Amir Boukhors in France has reignited tensions between Algeria and France, with both countries expelling each other's consular staff. Boukhors, an online influencer who faced extradition attempts by Algeria for decades, was reportedly kidnapped amid claims of a plot to extradite him. This latest incident follows a history of strained relations marked by France's colonial legacy, which still affects its interactions with Algeria over territorial disputes in Western Sahara. The diplomatic fallout highlights the deep-rooted animosities between the two nations, even as efforts are made to restart relations following decades of tension.

Parents face significant challenges with limited sleep due to a chaotic toddler, leading them to feel "years older." Remedies like feeding butter to infants under six months are harmful as they disrupt gut health. Baby sleep is more variable than feared; while younger children wake multiple times overnight, as they grow older, their sleep patterns become more consistent and longer. Parents should focus on creating a calming bedtime routine rather than seeking quick fixes or overreacting to what may be normal regression.

Justin Bieber surprised fans by appearing during SZA’s set at Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium, delivering a rendition of “Snooze” with her for the first time in nearly three years since his last public performance. The pop star also made headlines earlier this month after facing rumors about his financial status and his relationship with Nicki Minaj. Since 2021, Bieber hasn’t released any new music, marking a rare opportunity to catch him live on the road once again as he continues to focus on other ventures. Meanwhile, SZA’s tour will conclude with a final show featuring Lizzo and Kendrick Lamar later in the week.

The article discusses how both Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump have used "one big, beautiful bill" strategies involving reconciliation to pass significant tax cuts and spending reductions. This legislative tool was enabled by changes in Congress following Watergate and the 1974 Congressional Budget Act, which eliminated the filibuster. While effective for leaders with majorities, like Reagan, its success now hinges on Trump's ability to navigate this process without undermining his re-election chances. The article underscores how reconciliation could play a pivotal role in shaping Trump's second term's federal government structure.