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Trump is selling high-speed access to his market-moving Truth Social posts
Trump Media, the company behind Truth Social, is selling Wall Street faster access to the “most market-moving” posts on the US President’s social media platform. On Thursday, Trump Media announced plans to launch “Truth API,” a licensed real time data feed for businesses that provides “the fastest access to Truth Social’s most influential accounts.” It…
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Tom Brady draws inspiration after meeting with Make-A-Wish teen heart transplant recipient at Fanatics Fest
After meeting 16-year-old Eli Griffith, a heart transplant recipient, through Make-A-Wish and Fanatics, Tom Brady came away inspired by the family's spirit.
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Born in England 77 Years Ago, the Bassist and Songwriter Who Helped Create Heavy Metal
Geezer Butler, born Terence Butler in Birmingham on 17 July 1949, is being marked on the anniversary of his birth as the bassist and chief lyricist who helped create Black Sabbath and, with it, heavy metal. He named the band, wrote most of its early lyrics, and co-shaped its sound alongside Tony Iommi, Bill Ward…
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Unbeatables v untouchables? Spain’s run faces ultimate test in World Cup final
Spain’s 2-0 win over France in the World Cup semi-final extended their unbeaten run in normal and extra time to 37 matches, equalling the best such streak by a European nation and setting up a final against Argentina. The achievement is remarkable given Spain’s status as reigning champions of European football over the past two…
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Iran attacks US ally’s water supply after Trump destroys bridges and airports with devastating bombardment
Iran has reportedly struck a water supply facility belonging to a US ally, in an apparent escalation following a heavy American bombardment that destroyed bridges and airports inside Iran, ordered by President Trump. The move signals a serious deepening of hostilities between Iran and the United States, raising fears of a wider regional conflict involving…
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Amnesty International UK boss urged to consider resigning after charity suggests ‘gender-critical’ feminists are threat to human rights in second report
Amnesty International UK’s leadership is facing calls to resign after the charity published a second report suggesting that “gender-critical” feminists pose a threat to human rights. The report has reignited controversy over Amnesty’s stance on gender-critical views, which hold that biological sex is immutable and distinct from gender identity, with critics arguing the charity is…
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SWFC: Creditors paid, agent claim disputed, Chansiri moved out in Owls admin latest – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s administration is continuing to be wound down after the club’s sale, with unsecured creditors being offered payments of 25p for every pound owed. The update matters because it indicates progress towards settling outstanding debts and formally closing a turbulent period that ended Dejphon Chansiri’s ownership. The purchaser acquired the club’s business and certain…
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COLDRAIN Announces New Album ‘Optimize = Optdemise’, Releases ‘Ex-Humanity’ Single
Japanese alt-metal band COLDRAIN have announced their eighth studio album, “Optimize = Optdemise”, due for release on 25 September 2026 via Century Media Records. The announcement comes alongside the release of a new single, “Ex-Humanity”, the sixth track revealed from the record and the band’s first fresh material since their “Optimize” EP came out in…
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Jackdaw gasfield would create only 27 full-time jobs, green campaigners say
Documents filed by Adura, the Shell-Equinor joint venture behind the proposed Jackdaw gasfield in the North Sea, show the project would create just 27 direct full-time jobs, prompting green campaigners to challenge industry claims that new drilling is essential for employment. The disclosure comes as fossil fuel companies, alongside the Conservatives, Reform UK and parts…