Susy Díaz Recalls Past Romance with Andy V and Painful Breakup

Susy Díaz Recalls Past Romance with Andy V and Painful Breakup

Susy Díaz recently revisited one of the most commented episodes of her romantic past during an appearance on Trome, opening up about the origins of her relationship with Andy V, the marital difficulties they faced, and the intense emotional pain she experienced following their breakup, according to Radiopanamericana. Susy Díaz Recalls Past Romance with Andy … Read more

ModRetro Launches M64 FPGA Console for Original Nintendo 64 Cartridges

Startup Aftermath, founded by Oculus creator Palmer Luckey, has launched the Retro Dodo home game console, designed to play original Nintendo 64 cartridges on modern television displays. According to reports from Yanko Design, the console is priced at $229, while GamesBeat notes that bundled with an M64 Pro controller, the total comes to around $320 … Read more

Chelsea Pursues Daniel Munoz While Planning Malo Gusto Exit

Chelsea is pursuing Crystal Palace defender Daniel Munoz alongside a separate bid for Maxence Lacroix, facing direct competition from Barcelona. To clear roster space and generate funds, the club plans to offload Malo Gusto during the summer transfer window, according to El Universal reporting. Chelsea Pursues Crystal Palace Defenders Amid Barcelona Rivalry Transfer negotiations at … Read more

FIFA Faces US Congress Inquiry Threat From Democrats Over Trump Ties

FIFA Faces US Congress Inquiry Threat From Democrats Over Trump Ties

Global football governing body Fifa faces a sweeping US congressional investigation into its expanding financial and political ties to Donald Trump and his family if Democrats reclaim the House of Representatives in November, following a multibillion-dollar commercial privatization proposal led by JPMorgan Chase and linked to Joshua Kushner. Global football’s governing body is hurtling toward … Read more

Northwestern University Researchers Link Volcanic Eruptions to Ancient Extinction

Researchers analyzing microscopic fossils discovered that massive volcanic eruptions caused ocean acidification during the Early Cretaceous period, driving one of the largest extinction events in planktic foraminifera history. Published on July 30, 2026, the findings link ancient carbon cycle disruptions to modern climate parallels. A 113-million-year-old marine mystery has finally met its solution. Scientists at … Read more

Zoox Wins US Approval For Steering-Wheel-Free Robotaxis

Amazon’s Zoox has secured the first U.S. federal approval allowing a commercial robotaxi without human controls or steering wheels to charge passengers fares. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cleared up to 2,500 vehicles annually for two years, starting soon in Las Vegas. Amazon.com Inc.’s autonomous vehicle subsidiary, Zoox, has cleared a major regulatory hurdle … Read more

AI Spots Rogue Black Hole Devouring Star Far From Galaxy Center

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Astronomers using an artificial intelligence algorithm have identified an extreme tidal disruption event 750 million light-years away, where a rogue supermassive black hole weighing a million suns shredded a passing star roughly 30,000 light-years from its host galaxy’s center, marking the furthest off-center cosmic cannibalism ever confirmed. Cosmic collisions usually happen right where astronomers expect … Read more

Eglė Jakštytė Says Father Recovering from Heart Attack

Lithuanian singer Eglė Jakštytė shared that her father recently suffered a heart attack and is recovering in rehabilitation. Posting on Instagram two weeks after the health emergency, the artist expressed gratitude for her family and praised her father’s positive outlook throughout his recovery process. A Sudden Medical Emergency and the Road to Recovery The quiet … Read more

US Economy Grows at Sluggish 1.5% in Second Quarter as Inflation Cools

The U.S. economy grew at a sluggish 1.5% annual pace from April through June 2026, weighed down by rising imports, even as consumer spending surged. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge cooled to 3.7% year-over-year in June, remaining above the central bank’s 2% target ahead of the November midterm elections. Economic growth cooled across … Read more