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Szoboszlai screamer seals Liverpool’s progress as De Zerbi’s Spurs woes grow
Liverpool eased into the Carabao Cup fourth round with a 3-1 victory over Tottenham at Anfield, with Dominik Szoboszlai’s spectacular late strike underlining the gulf in clinical finishing between the two sides. Despite Spurs creating good chances and dominating spells of possession under Roberto De Zerbi, their profligacy in front of goal proved costly for…
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AI networking startups race to replace Nvidia’s NVLink
Networking startups Cornelis Networks and Delos Data have unveiled rival technologies aimed at breaking Nvidia’s dominance in “scale-up” interconnects, the fabric that lets clusters of GPUs act as a single giant accelerator. Announced at the AI Infra Summit, the moves reflect a wider industry push, alongside efforts from AMD and others backing protocols such as…
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Flight school owner, 62, tragically dies after single-engine plane he was flying crashes near water tank
Douglas Emge, the 62-year-old owner of a flight school in Alabama, has died after the single-engine plane he was piloting crashed near a water tank in DeKalb County. He was the only person on board and ran Albertville Aviation Inc, a business offering flying lessons to beginners, meaning the loss is being felt within the…
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What if social media isn’t hurting kids?
Psychologist Peter Gray has published *Restoring Childhood*, a direct challenge to Jonathan Haidt’s bestselling *The Anxious Generation*, which blames the decline in teen mental health since 2010 largely on smartphones and social media. Gray, a former collaborator of Haidt’s, argues instead that the causes lie in decades of reduced childhood autonomy and, more recently, rigid…
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Louisville’s Savannah DeMelo sues team doctors after cardiac arrest during game
Racing Louisville midfielder Savannah DeMelo has sued UofL Health and two named physicians, alleging negligence in failing to diagnose a heart condition before she suffered cardiac arrest during an NWSL match on 14 September 2025. The case was filed a year and a day after the incident, and sources say Racing Louisville has already decided…
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Heartwarming moment mom finds out missing autistic son is FOUND alive while at sheriff’s press conference
A Florida mother learned that her missing 16-year-old son, who has autism and schizophrenia, had been found safe just as she was pleading for public help at a sheriff’s press conference. Benjamin Adcock had gone missing from his family’s home in St Augustine on Saturday, prompting a two-day search by the St Johns County Sheriff’s…
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Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon call for curbs on AI at ‘pro-human’ summit
Senator Bernie Sanders and strategist Steve Bannon shared a platform at the “Pro-Human Assembly” in Washington on Tuesday, both warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence and calling for restrictions on Silicon Valley “oligarchs”, despite occupying opposite ends of the political spectrum. The event highlighted an unusual convergence between progressive and populist-right figures on AI…
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Sobbing woman gives muffled defense for allegedly stealing $2.5M from Fox anchor’s restaurant and using cash to buy new home
A bookkeeper at a New York restaurant owned by Fox 5 anchor Rosanna Scotto broke down in tears while denying accusations that she stole nearly $2.5 million from her employer over seven years. Lori Jakubowski, 56, appeared in a Manhattan court where prosecutors urged a judge to sentence her to between three and nine years…
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The AI graveyard: a running list of projects and startups that didn’t make it
TechCrunch has launched a running feature tracking notable AI products, startups and corporate initiatives that have shut down, pivoted or fallen short of expectations, framing it as a record of lessons for the industry rather than a simple flop list. The piece opens with Relay, a five-year-old AI workflow automation tool built as a Zapier…
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Trump trustees close Kennedy Center after court blocks renaming bid
Donald Trump’s handpicked board at the Kennedy Center has voted to close the Washington performing arts venue with immediate effect, capping months of conflict over the institution’s future. The board ordered the emergency shutdown hours after a federal judge blocked its separate attempt to rename the building after Trump, with trustees citing “dire” financial trouble…