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The End of ‘El Mayo’ Is Only the Beginning
Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, a co-founder of the Sinaloa cartel, has been sentenced in the United States to life imprisonment without parole after decades of drug trafficking. The article argues that his case may have wider consequences because his capture, treatment and possible cooperation with US prosecutors could expose alleged links between Mexican politicians and…
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Shigeru Miyamoto Defends Nintendo’s Production Of Remakes
Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto has defended the company’s steady output of remakes, telling Famitsu magazine that reworking older titles is a good way to introduce them to younger players who never had the chance to play them originally. He argued that after around five years many players move on from a game, and younger audiences lack…
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US senator accuses Barclays of ‘failure’ to investigate ex-CEO’s ties to Epstein
US Senator Elizabeth Warren has accused Barclays of failing to properly investigate former chief executive Jes Staley’s ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, calling the bank’s handling of the matter into question. In a letter to Barclays chair Nigel Higgins, seen by the Guardian, Warren said it was “deeply unclear” how the…
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Asylum seeker who punched woman unconscious outside nightclub after she rejected his advances is jailed for just six months
An asylum seeker who punched a young woman unconscious outside a Bournemouth nightclub after she and her friends rejected his advances has been jailed for just six months, prompting anger from the victim’s family. Abdoela Berhan, a 35-year-old Eritrean national, was found guilty of assaulting 20-year-old Cleo Lake, who was left in what was described…
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EU Hits Google With $1 Billion Fine Over Its Play App Store And Search
The European Union has fined Google €890 million (£1 billion) for allegedly using Google Play and its search engine to steer users towards its own services and apps, harming rivals. The decision is another major Brussels action against large technology companies and matters because it reinforces the EU’s effort to make digital platforms compete more…
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From lucrative brand deals with Walker’s Shortbread and Albert Bartlett potatoes to TV adverts and a luxury hotel… how Andy Murray has continued building his £110million fortune even after hanging up his racket
Andy Murray retired from professional tennis in 2024 but has continued to build his estimated £110 million fortune through an expanding portfolio of commercial ventures. Rather than stepping away from public life, the former world number one and three-time Grand Slam champion has leaned into brand partnerships, media work and business investments, cementing his status…
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15 Stupid Comedy Shows That Are Actually Ingenious
Collider has published a listicle arguing that several television comedies dismissed as silly or lowbrow actually contain surprising depth, emotional intelligence or social commentary beneath their crude or absurd surfaces. The piece, by senior writer Ryan Heffernan, ranks 15 shows spanning workplace mockumentaries, vulgar adult animation and outrageous ensemble comedies, making the case that their…