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Nazi tattooed Graham Platner’s behavior is turning voters OFF the Democratic Party
A Daily Mail report claims that behaviour linked to Democratic figure Graham Platner, who has faced scrutiny after a tattoo resembling Nazi imagery came to light, is reportedly denting his standing and that of the Democratic Party among voters. The piece frames the episode as part of a wider narrative about controversies weighing on the…
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Marvel is officially retiring the Avengers this year, with the best possible replacement
Marvel Comics has announced that the Avengers will effectively cease to be Earth-616’s leading super-team after the 2026 crossover Avengers: Armageddon. Their role will instead be taken by the X-Men in Maximum X-Men, a new ongoing series launching in December, signalling a major shift in Marvel’s superhero hierarchy. Written by Christopher Yost with art by…
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National Guard unveils $292M plan to house service members for DC deployment
The US National Guard has awarded a $292 million contract to provide apartment-style accommodation for troops deployed in Washington, DC. The move is intended to create a longer-term housing arrangement for the continuing mission, replacing reliance on hotels as thousands of personnel support local public-safety operations. The General Services Administration awarded the task order to…
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Rodrigues guides Brave to win against Sunrisers
Jemimah Rodrigues’ unbeaten 42 led Southern Brave to a five-wicket win over Sunrisers Leeds at Headingley, preserving Brave’s perfect start to the women’s Hundred. Her innings steadied the chase after early wickets and underlined Brave’s ability to recover under pressure. Sunrisers were bowled out for 116 from 100 balls despite Bryony Smith’s 48 from 34,…
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Sheffield Tramlines fan gallery features 43 festival crowd photos
The Star, a Sheffield news outlet, published a fan photo gallery from the city’s Tramlines festival, compiling 43 images of festivalgoers and inviting readers to spot themselves or their friends among the crowd shots. The feature is a lighthearted, reader-engagement piece rather than a hard news story, reflecting the kind of community-focused coverage local papers…
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Absolute Batman and Absolute Martian Manhunter Win Big at the 2026 Eisner Awards | Comic Con 2026
DC’s Absolute Universe was the leading success story at the 2026 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, announced during San Diego Comic-Con. Absolute Batman and Absolute Martian Manhunter received major honours, underlining the commercial and critical momentum behind DC’s newer imprint. DC was the most awarded publisher overall, collecting 10 prizes, including awards for Best Continuing…
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Major city launches harsh tourist crackdown as locals revolt over massive crowds
Barcelona is intensifying its efforts to curb overtourism, with officials declaring that the city cannot accommodate “not one tourist more”. The move reflects growing local concern that large visitor numbers are overcrowding the city and undermining residents’ quality of life. José Antonio Donaire, Barcelona’s commissioner for sustainable tourism, is leading the renewed push against mass…
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Here’s How to Watch Anthony Joshua vs. Kristian Prenga Boxing Pay-Per-View Live Online
Anthony Joshua is scheduled to face Albanian heavyweight Kristian Prenga at Jeddah Superdome in Saudi Arabia on Saturday 25 July, in a pay-per-view event streamed by DAZN. The bout is presented as an important opportunity for the winner to move closer to a heavyweight title challenge against Tyson Fury. Joshua enters with a 29-4-0 record…
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Former PlayStation head says the rise of AAA games shut down Japan Studio because Sony “wanted to drive hardware sales with games like God of War and Uncharted”
Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida said Japan Studio was closed because Sony increasingly prioritised large, blockbuster games that could help sell PlayStation hardware, such as God of War and Uncharted. His comments highlight how the rising cost and commercial importance of AAA development reshaped Sony’s studio strategy, leaving less room for teams known for smaller…
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Defoe’s shock Woking exit came amid ‘growing concerns’, says non-league club
Woking have said Jermain Defoe’s abrupt departure as manager followed mounting concerns raised by players, staff and other parts of the club. The dispute matters because Defoe, in his first managerial role, said continuing had become impossible, while the club has publicly challenged the circumstances surrounding his exit. Defoe’s contract was ended by mutual agreement…