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Close call at Atlanta airport forces Delta anti-collision alarms to sound
Two Delta Air Lines aircraft came dangerously close to one another at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, triggering cockpit anti-collision alarms in a frightening near miss that is now under federal investigation. The incident is significant because it raises fresh questions about safety margins and air traffic procedures at one of the world’s busiest airports, coming…
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Cannabis cafes may become tourist draw in US city as lung experts cite ‘toxic chemical’ concerns
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors has voted to allow licensed cannabis retailers to serve food and non-alcoholic drinks on site, paving the way for Amsterdam-style cannabis cafés in the city. Retailers hope the move will boost tourist traffic, but lung health experts have raised concerns about exposure to harmful chemicals produced by cannabis smoke and…
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White House staff exodus hits Karoline Leavitt’s press team with major departure
Karoline Leavitt’s press team at the White House has lost a senior staff member, adding to a wider pattern of departures from the Trump administration’s communications operation. Such exits matter because a stable, experienced press office is central to managing the administration’s messaging, especially amid ongoing scrutiny of the West Wing’s handling of controversies and…
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Jean-Pierre Dorléac, ‘Somewhere in Time,’ ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Costume Designer, Dies at 83
Jean-Pierre Dorléac, the costume designer known for his work on “Somewhere in Time” and “Battlestar Galactica,” has died at 83. He passed away on 23 July from natural causes, according to Variety, closing out a career that spanned decades in film, television and theatre design. Dorléac earned an Oscar nomination for “Somewhere in Time” (1981)…
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Record high say Trump not paying attention to most important problems: Survey
The article text was unavailable, so the only confirmed information is its headline: a survey reportedly found a record-high share of respondents believe Donald Trump is not focusing on the country’s most important problems. If accurate, this would matter because public perceptions of presidential priorities can affect confidence in an administration and political support. No…
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Halima Returns Reclaimed On New Single ‘onyx’
Brooklyn-based UK/Nigerian artist Halima has released a new single, ‘onyx’, out via drink sum wtr, marking a self-produced return following her debut album ‘SWEET TOOTH’ last year. The track deals with the aftermath of heartbreak, tracing a path from pain towards catharsis and emotional distance, and represents her first fully self-produced work since before her…
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Beshear: Replacing Martin as DNC chief before midterms ‘would put far too much at risk’
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said replacing Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin before the midterm elections would create unnecessary risk for the party. He argued that changing leadership during a crucial election period could disrupt Democratic organising and campaign planning. The available text does not provide further details of Beshear’s comments, the reasons any leadership…
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AIRBOURNE Releases New Single ‘Here She Comes’ Co-Written With MUTT LANGE And BRYAN ADAMS
Australian hard rock band Airbourne have released a new single, “Here She Comes”, notable for being co-written with two major figures in rock history, Bryan Adams and Mutt Lange. The track is the fifth single from the band’s forthcoming self-titled album, due out on 4 September via Spinefarm, and continues a rollout that has already…
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LIV Golf reportedly canceling its finale makes CEO’s comments about ‘incredible’ Saudis look wildly foolish
LIV Golf’s team championship, the season-ending finale of the Saudi-backed golf league, will reportedly not take place this year, according to a report from Flushing It Golf. The development undercuts recent upbeat remarks from LIV CEO Scott O’Neil about the league’s Saudi backers, highlighting the growing difficulties facing the breakaway circuit as it struggles to…
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Pokémon Pokopia Expansion and Free Update Arrive Next Week, Unlocking Underwater Gameplay
Pokémon Pokopia will receive a free update and its first paid expansion on 5 August 2026, introducing underwater gameplay to the life-sim spin-off for the first time. The free update grants all players the new Dive ability, courtesy of an in-game visit from the Mythical Pokémon Manaphy, letting their Ditto avatar breathe underwater and build…