Refrigerator Recall After Death and Fires
Over 121,600 refrigerators have been recalled due to a fire hazard, with one reported death and 34 incidents of fires. The affected models were sold at Home Depot and Amazon.8 sourcesSee all sources
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Ohio State's Jersey Patch Deal with JPMorgan Chase Not Public
Ohio State's reported $17M annual jersey patch deal with JPMorgan Chase was announced this week, but the full terms remain undisclosed. The university denied a public records request, citing Learfield's private status which handles the sponsorship. Ohio State's athletic department reported $42.8M in revenue from similar sources in 2025. Jersey patch sponsorships are becoming popular among athletic departments due to rising athlete compensation expenses.2 sourcesSee all sourcesEU Lawyers Call to Halt Trade with Israeli Settlements
Lawyers and international law experts have reacted to the EU Commission's assessment report on trade with Israel's illegal settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, calling for an end to this trade as it violates international law.3 sourcesSee all sourcesEvangelist Removed from Flight for Preaching
Florida evangelist Whitney Lynn was removed from an Alaska Airlines flight after preaching to fellow passengers, claiming 'demons' were at work. Lynn, who frequently preaches on planes, was escorted off the flight after passengers felt 'unsafe' and crew members intervened. She later posted videos of the incident on TikTok and YouTube, gaining millions of views. Lynn believes she was targeted for 'spiritual warfare' and plans to continue her in-flight preaching.4 sourcesSee all sourcesLegendary Afro-Peruvian Musician Pepe Villalobos Dies at 96
Pepe Villalobos Cavero, known as the 'King of Festejo', has died at the age of 96. A fundamental figure in Afro-Peruvian music and Peruvian criollismo, Villalobos dedicated his life to preserving and spreading traditional music. He was a composer, cajonero, and improviser, leaving a legacy of classic songs like 'Mi comadre Cocoliche' and 'Mueve tu cucú'. His work continues to inspire new generations of musicians.3 sourcesSee all sourcesFlavio Bolsonaro Eyes SP with Change of Marketer
Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) has made changes to his communication team and plans to increase his campaign presence in São Paulo state. He expressed confusion about the lack of support among women voters.3 sourcesSee all sourcesReal Madrid Signs Carlos Espí from Levante
Real Madrid has completed the signing of Carlos Espí from Levante for €25 million, activating the player's release clause. The 21-year-old striker was previously close to joining Brighton but chose Real Madrid as his dream move. Espí scored 13 goals in 27 appearances for Levante last season. His signing comes as a replacement for Gonzalo García, who is joining Fulham. Espí's father revealed that José Mourinho greeted them warmly at Valdebebas and expressed his excitement about the player's role in the team.41 sourcesSee all sourcesJustice Attests to Ana Hickmann's False Signature
Justice has confirmed that Brazilian model Ana Hickmann's signature on a document was forged, leading to the cancellation of a R$ 1 million debt.2 sourcesSee all sourcesTom Holland's Spider-Man Workout
The 'shape' viralized from Tom Holland's Spider-Man involves a workout routine that focuses on agility, speed, and control over one's body. This is due to Spider-Man's need for quick movements and precise control in various actions like jumping, running, acrobatics, climbing, and fighting.3 sourcesSee all sourcesNew York Sues Kalshi for Illegal Gambling
New York's Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, alleging that the company's prediction markets constitute illegal gambling. The suit seeks $36 billion in damages and claims that Kalshi is running an 'illegal gambling operation'. The state argues that Kalshi's platform is essentially a gambling platform 'plain and simple', despite the company's claims that it facilitates non-monetary, informational markets.15 sourcesSee all sourcesIndigenous Genocide Registered by Truth Commission
The Truth Commission has registered an indigenous genocide, but the analysis of the issue is considered insufficient.2 sourcesSee all sourcesIRGC Naval Warning and Oil Tanker Return
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) navy issued a warning and oil tankers returned from an illegal and unauthorized route. The news was reported by various sources including Itta, Bale, Rubika, Soroush Plus, Tehran Press, Akharinkhabar, Akhbar Fori, and Khabar Fouri.5 sourcesSee all sourcesJennifer Garner and Daughter Violet Enjoy Rare Lunch Outing
Jennifer Garner was spotted having a rare lunch date with her lookalike daughter Violet Affleck, 20. The mother-daughter duo kept it casual during their summertime outing. Garner also shares two other children, Seraphina and Samuel, with ex-husband Ben Affleck.8 sourcesSee all sourcesControversial Tennis Star Slammed for 'Disgraceful' Comeback Effort
A controversial tennis star has been criticized for a 'disgraceful' performance during his comeback event. This is the latest in a series of controversial moments for the player.3 sourcesSee all sourcesU.S. to Strike Iran Hard in Response to Attack on American Troops in Jordan
President Donald Trump has repeatedly stated that the U.S. will strike Iran with overwhelming force in response to the attack on American troops in Jordan. The attack, which occurred overnight, targeted American military bases and was carried out by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Trump has warned that the U.S. response will be severe and that Iran will suffer heavy blows. The U.S. President has also hinted at a possible ground offensive. The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed intercepting multiple ballistic missiles during the attack. The U.S. is expected to launch these strikes soon, with some reports suggesting that they could happen tonight.33 sourcesSee all sourcesFather Sentenced for School Shooting Role
Colin Gray, the father of a 14-year-old who killed four people at Apalachee High School in Georgia, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for providing the assault rifle used in the shooting. Gray admitted to buying the gun for his son as a Christmas gift despite knowing or suspecting his son's mental health issues. The judge noted that Gray failed as a father but convicted him for not preventing access to the weapon and ignoring warning signs.52 sourcesSee all sourcesTrump Warns US on Spain's Migrant Crisis
President Trump has described the migrant crisis in Spain as 'terrible' and a warning for the United States. He made these remarks in interviews with Fox News and other media outlets. The crisis involves a large number of migrants attempting to enter Spain from North Africa.5 sourcesSee all sourcesWorld War II Ship Wreck Found in Philippines
The wreck of the Japanese ship Hofuku Maru, which sank with around 1,200 British and Dutch prisoners of war during World War II, has been located off the coast of Luzon Island, in the Philippines. The ship, which was carrying a thousand prisoners, sank in 1944.2 sourcesSee all sourcesUK Invests £8 Billion in Nuclear Submarines
The UK government has announced an £8 billion investment in nuclear submarines, with BAE Systems tasked with delivering four Dreadnought Class submarines as part of Britain's nuclear deterrent. The flagship, HMS Dreadnought, is expected to join the fleet in the early 2030s.4 sourcesSee all sourcesHockey Legend Evgeni Malkin Turns 40
On July 31, 2023, Evgeni Malkin, one of the greatest hockey players of his generation, celebrated his 40th birthday. Born in Magnitogorsk, Russia, Malkin was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2004 and went on to win three Stanley Cups (2009, 2016, 2017) with the team. He was also named MVP of the playoffs and won the Conn Smythe Trophy, in addition to being a two-time regular season top scorer and recipient of the Art Ross Trophy.3 sourcesSee all sourcesCriminal Charged with Killing Retired NYPD Cop's Son Avoids Court Appearance
A career criminal has been charged with the murder of a 12-year-old son of a retired NYPD officer. The suspect's lawyer waived his appearance in court, preventing him from facing the victim's family.2 sourcesSee all sourcesStudents Pressure College to Sever Ties with Border Patrol
Students at a California college successfully advocated for their school to end its relationship with U.S. Border Patrol agents following a protest against the agency's involvement in campus activities.2 sourcesSee all sourcesTrump Warns of US Migrant Crisis if Democrats Win
US President Donald Trump has reacted to the migrant crisis in Spain's Ceuta enclave, warning that the situation could happen in America if Democrats return to power. Trump told Fox News that the images of thousands of migrants storming the enclave were 'horrible' and that 'in three years we will be like that too, if the left wins'. He also stated that 'if the Democrats get in, you will not live a very good life'.17 sourcesSee all sourcesMinistry of Internal Affairs Warns of iCloud Blackmail Scams Targeting Children
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has issued a warning about scammers targeting children with iPhones. The scammers convince the child to log out of their Apple ID account and log in with someone else's data, after which they blackmail the child, threatening to block iCloud. These attacks often occur through messengers and gaming chats. The Ministry advises not to pay the scammers and to be cautious online.4 sourcesSee all sources