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Maria Bartiromo Says ‘More to Come’ in First Comments After Shock Fox News Exit: ‘I Am So Grateful for the Outpouring of Love’
Maria Bartiromo has broken her silence following her abrupt departure from Fox News and Fox Business, thanking fans for their support in a social media post without directly addressing the circumstances of her exit. The move matters because it marks the first public word from Bartiromo since a dispute erupted over the reasons for her…
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Dolly Parton Is Getting Her Own Airport
Nashville International Airport is to be renamed in honour of Dolly Parton, following a unanimous vote by the city’s Airport Authority board. The move, announced by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, concludes a renaming campaign that had already begun before Parton’s death at the age of 80, and reflects her enduring status as one of the…
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‘Hogwarts Legacy 2’ Reveal Officially Divides Harry Potter Fans
Warner Bros. Discovery has confirmed that a sequel to Hogwarts Legacy, the best-selling Harry Potter action RPG of 2023, is officially in development, ending years of speculation about a follow-up. The confirmation came not as a splashy reveal but as a single line in the company’s second-quarter shareholder letter, which named “the second installment of…
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Women ‘quit Greens over extraordinary instances of misogyny that have been minimised by party’s leadership’
Women have reportedly left the Green Party of England and Wales, led by Zack Polanski, citing serious and repeated incidents of misogyny that they say have been downplayed by the leadership. A motion submitted for the party’s autumn conference next month, seen by The Times, alleges that female councillors and officers have been sidelined, patronised,…
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Attackers actively exploiting JFrog Artifactory vulnerabilities despite patch availability
Multiple threat actors are actively exploiting three vulnerabilities in JFrog Artifactory to seize administrative control of vulnerable instances, in some cases within days of patches being released, then using that access to plant malicious plugins and backdoors. Security researchers from Wiz and watchTowr say all three flaws are being exploited in the wild, and that…
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Homemade explosive device found in passenger’s bag traveling from Nebraska as TSA is slammed for tone deaf response
A passenger travelling from Nebraska was arrested after airport security allegedly found a homemade explosive device hidden in his carry-on bag, prompting a backlash over the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) light-hearted social media response to the incident. Che Kristian Salpas, 27, was detained at Omaha’s Eppley Airport on 5 September after scanners detected a suspicious…
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Moment thieves use forklift to tear apart cash machine from funeral director’s building on high street
Thieves used a stolen forklift to smash a hole in the wall of a funeral director’s building in Halstead, Essex, in an attempt to rip out its cash machine. The break-in, caught on camera in the early hours of Thursday morning, highlights the continuing problem of “ram-raid” style ATM thefts targeting high street businesses, even…
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Book reveals Ground Zero debris was dispersed across all fifty states
A new book, *Scattered Steel: The Afterlife of the WTC* by Samuel Holleran and Max Holleran, traces what became of the nearly two million tons of debris cleared from Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks, revealing that fragments were dispersed to all 50 US states and beyond. Published to coincide with the 25th anniversary of…
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More than 40% of people cancelling Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus and Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions blame rising costs
More people cancelling video game subscriptions such as Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus and Nintendo Switch Online are now citing rising costs as their reason, according to new US survey data from analytics firm Circana. Analyst Mat Piscatella noted that while this doesn’t mean cancellation numbers have risen overall, those who do cancel are increasingly…
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Julian Casablancas to curate soundscapes for Singapore art exhibition
The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas has been appointed sound curator for The Singapore Masters Show 2026 at Opera Gallery, where he will craft soundscapes to accompany more than 30 works by artists including Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning, Marc Chagall and Banksy. Rather than presenting the artworks in isolation, the exhibition aims to…