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Man who beat rare cancer celebrates by canoeing 2,000 miles with his dog
Frank Carter, a 67-year-old cancer survivor from Orange County, Florida, has completed a canoe journey of more than 2,000 miles down the Missouri River with his dog, Amos, following successful immunotherapy treatment for a rare cancer. The trip marks a personal celebration of his recovery and highlights the potential of advanced cancer treatments to restore…
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Ravindra stars as Welsh Fire beat MI London to continue winning start
Rachin Ravindra hit a superb 98 to help Welsh Fire beat MI London by 15 runs in The Hundred, extending Welsh Fire’s winning start to the tournament. The victory keeps Welsh Fire unbeaten after two matches and highlights their strong early-season form. Ravindra’s innings came off just 44 balls, forming the backbone of Welsh Fire’s…
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Andy Burnham facing fresh questions over ‘unfunded spending’ as new PM set to unveil plan to fix social care
Andy Burnham is facing mounting pressure to explain how he will pay for a string of spending pledges, as it emerges he plans to tackle social care reform in his second week as prime minister. Having vowed not to leave office without fixing a crisis he says has been ignored for nearly three decades, Burnham…
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Here’s How to Watch 2026 WNBA All-Star Game Live Online
The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game will take place at Chicago’s United Center on Saturday 25 July, featuring Team Spoon against Team Coop. Variety’s article explains how viewers can watch the event live without traditional cable, with the game airing on ABC and streaming through several subscription services. Coverage begins at 8pm ET, with tip-off at…
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Trump tariffs come back to haunt GOP as elections near
President Trump’s new tariffs are creating a potential political problem for Republican candidates ahead of the midterm elections, as Democrats link the trade measures to higher household costs. The article says the issue may matter most in competitive states reliant on trade with Canada or agriculture, although some Republican strategists argue that fuel prices and…
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Nearly two dozen people injured as monster fire rips through wooden apartment block leaving resident trapped
A major fire tore through a wooden apartment block in Queens, New York City, injuring nearly two dozen people and leaving at least one resident trapped. The incident highlights the danger of rapidly spreading fires in timber-framed residential buildings and the risks faced by occupants and emergency crews. The available article text identifies the location…
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Hudson Williams and Carrie-Anne Moss Star in Equal Parts Steamy and Spooky ‘Yaga’ Teaser
The first teaser for Yaga, a Canadian mystery thriller starring Hudson Williams and Carrie-Anne Moss, debuted at San Diego Comic-Con. The series is notable as Williams’ first major project since the success of Crave’s Heated Rivalry, and it reworks the Baba Yaga myth into a contemporary, feminist-leaning supernatural drama. Yaga will premiere in October on…
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Cyclospora cases mounting in Michigan
Michigan health officials reported a rapidly growing outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the Cyclospora parasite. The increase matters because the infection can cause prolonged gastrointestinal illness and officials had not yet identified the contaminated food or supplier responsible. As of 4 July, 572 cases had been reported, with the sharpest rise in…
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“Vikings were known for their impeccable hygiene.” Watch Amon Amarth’s Johan Hegg debunk everything you thought you knew about Vikings
Amon Amarth frontman Johan Hegg has challenged popular stereotypes about Vikings in a Metal Injection interview, arguing that many familiar images of them are inaccurate. He says the historical reality was less sensational than portrayals of bloodthirsty, horn-helmeted raiders, a subject closely connected to his band’s Viking-themed metal identity. Hegg addresses 10 Viking myths, including…
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George R.R. Martin Working on Dunk and Egg Book Four, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Showrunner Says
George R.R. Martin is working on a fourth Dunk and Egg novella, according to Ira Parker, showrunner of the HBO adaptation A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Parker revealed the news in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, noting that progress on Martin’s source material could help determine how many seasons the television spinoff ultimately…