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Cadillac replace team boss Lowdon with Budkowski
Cadillac have replaced founding Formula 1 team principal Graeme Lowdon with Marcin Budkowski during the team’s debut season. Chief executive Dan Towriss said the decision reflected Cadillac’s future direction rather than recent reliability problems, but the change is significant as the new American entrant seeks to establish a competitive long-term structure. Lowdon, 61, built the…
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Six things to know about Marco Rubio’s joint interview with wife Jeanette on Katie Miller’s podcast
Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared more than usual about his personal life in a Tuesday interview alongside his wife, Jeanette, on Katie Miller’s weekly podcast. His candid remarks come amid several global wars and the Trump administration’s efforts to rework U.S. foreign intervention measures and diplomatic efforts abroad. Rubio, who briefly served as acting…
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‘House’ star Hugh Laurie defends Sophie Cunningham, says men don’t belong in women’s sports
Actor Hugh Laurie has publicly supported basketball player Sophie Cunningham’s position that transgender women should not compete in women’s sport, according to the article. The intervention matters because it adds a prominent entertainment figure’s voice to an increasingly contentious debate over eligibility, fairness and inclusion in female sporting categories. The article presents Laurie’s comments as…
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US veteran freed as Colombia quake death toll reaches 181
Russia released Robert Gilman, a 32-year-old former US Marine from Massachusetts who had been detained there since 2022. US officials said President Vladimir Putin approved a pardon on humanitarian grounds because Gilman was seriously ill; President Donald Trump said no prisoner exchange or other concession had been involved. Gilman had been convicted in Russia over…
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Iran just raised the price of Trump’s waiting game
As President Trump shifts toward a strategy of economic pressure, Iran has appointed IRGC founder Mohsen Rezaei as the new secretary of the Supreme National Security Council following a period of leadership turnover and conflicting diplomatic signals.
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The best universities for graduate salaries: Find out which institutions and courses will help you land a well-paid job – and the ones where less than half of grads are in high-skilled roles
Graduate job prospects vary dramatically depending on which university students attend, according to new data compiled for the Daily Mail’s University Guide. Imperial College London tops the table, with 96.5% of its graduates in high-skilled employment within 15 months of finishing their degree and average earnings of £39,000, while at Bath Spa and Buckinghamshire New…
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LA Lakers to be sold in record $12.5bn deal
The Los Angeles Lakers are set to be sold for a reported $12.5bn (£9.3bn), which would make it the most expensive sports-franchise sale on record. The deal would give Josh Kushner and former Disney chief executive Bob Iger control of one of basketball’s most recognisable teams, underlining the rising value of major US sports assets.…
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Thousands of Canadians call for US ambassador’s expulsion
More than 60,000 Canadians have signed a petition calling for the expulsion of US ambassador Pete Hoekstra, accusing him of interfering in Canadian politics and legitimising President Donald Trump’s suggestions that Canada could become a US state. The campaign highlights growing diplomatic strain as the two countries negotiate urgently over threatened US tariffs. The petition…
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Facebook officially rolls out its standalone Creator Studio app with AI tools for creators
Facebook has officially launched its standalone Creator Studio app for iOS, giving creators AI-powered advice and community-management tools. The move matters because Meta is seeking to keep creators active on Facebook amid competition from TikTok and YouTube, while making performance insights easier to use. The built-in AI assistant offers recommendations based on a creator’s content,…
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How a $250 million acquisition collapsed into allegations of fraud and forged signatures
VideoVerse’s $250 million acquisition by international sports publisher Minute Media, announced in September 2025, has collapsed amid fraud allegations, disputed merger documents and claims of forged signatures. The case matters because investors, creditors and senior executives are now pursuing legal action, while Minute Media says it ended its engagement after finding significant discrepancies in VideoVerse’s…