Saudi military strikes Houthi targets in Yemen after the Iran-backed militia attacked Red Sea shipping

Fighters supporting the Aden-based internationally-recognised Yemeni government gather during a vigil along the Red Sea shore in Khokha, in Yemen's western Hodeidah province on July 20, 2026, calling for a resumption of hostilities with the Huthi group currently controlling the capital Sanaa. (Photo by Khaled ZIAD / AFP via Getty Images)

'The Great Inversion': Why one innovation theorist says technology is no longer adapting to us — we're adapting to it

'The Great Inversion': Why one innovation theorist says technology is no longer adapting to us — we're adapting to it

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All-Ireland football final: Kerry v Mayo - triumph, pain and 'the curse'

In the build-up to last year's All-Ireland final, former Kerry captain Dara Ó Cinnéide pointed out "nobody has lost more finals than Kerry".

It's true, as while the Kingdom lead the way on the roll of honour with 39 Sam Maguire triumphs, their 24 defeats on Gaelic football's biggest day is greater than any other county.

‘Supergirl’ Streaming Release Nears After DC Movie Flops In Theaters

"Supergirl" key art featuring Milly Alcock and Jason Momoa.

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“Supergirl,” starring Milly Alcock in the title role, will try to find a new audience on digital streaming this week following a dismal run at the box office.

Is This ‘Rings Of Power’ Season 3 Image Of A Floating Neck Sword Actually AI?

Rings of Power (Andrew Richardson)

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Do you know why a sword floats and a stone cannot? Neither do I!

This is Anarion, a new character in Rings Of Power Season 3. He’s Elendil’s younger son and Isildur’s brother, which is funny because A) I don’t recall ever hearing about him in the first two seasons and B) he looks older than Isildur to me. He is, however, an actual character from Tolkien’s legendarium, so at least they’re just not making up characters left and right – or at least not all the time.

Teen who singer D4vd is accused of killing had multiple abortions, texts reveal

Texts between singer D4vd and Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the 14-year-old he is accused of murdering, reveal she had been pregnant and had had an abortion before her death.

The messages were shown during a hearing for a judge to determine if the singer, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, should go on trial for the teen's death last year.

Graduation outfits: Students tell us how to impress on a budget

"My mum is a designer so she made this for me," says Wendy. "It took her a week… I'm her daughter, so she had to put in every [effort]."

Wendy says the significance of graduation inspired her to create a custom look. "I feel like you have to because it's your day. We go through a lot to get a master's degree so you have to look your best on the day."

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Volkswagen engineers charged with insider trading tied to Rivian joint venture

The U.S. Department of Justice has charged two Volkswagen engineers with securities fraud for an alleged insider-trading scheme connected to the German automaker’s joint venture with Rivian.

The indictment, unsealed Friday by the U.S. District Attorney for the Southern District of New York, alleges that Michael Stamp and Marcus Plank made more than $300,000 by using confidential insider information. Stamp and Plank allegedly bought Rivian stock and options after learning that the EV maker and Volkswagen planned to form a joint venture — internally codenamed “Project Climb” — but before the companies made any public announcements.