Fed’s Powell Tells Princeton Class to Prioritize Integrity and Bold Choices in a Divided Era
5 Jun

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell urged Princeton grads to value integrity, take risks, and pursue public service, sharing his own student struggles and calling for a stronger commitment to democratic principles amid growing ethical challenges.

French Open Faces Backlash Over Unequal Prime-Time Slots for Women's Matches
5 Jun

Controversy surrounds the French Open as Ons Jabeur and Coco Gauff call out organizers for heavily favoring men’s matches in prime-time night sessions, with only four women’s matches scheduled since 2021. Tournament leaders defend the practice, intensifying debate about visibility and equality in tennis.

England Cruise to 7-Wicket Win Over West Indies, Take Commanding 2-0 Lead in T20I Series
4 Jun

England outplayed West Indies to take a 2-0 lead in their T20I series, chasing down 158 with ease thanks to Jos Buttler's explosive 83. England’s bowlers, led by Saqib Mahmood and Dan Mousley, restricted West Indies before overpowering them with rapid batting. Dew later tilted conditions in England’s favor during their chase.

Chelsea Target Milan’s Mike Maignan as Serie A Giants Line Up Vanja Milinković-Savić Replacement
4 Jun

With Chelsea ramping up their efforts to sign Mike Maignan, AC Milan are scouting alternatives including Torino’s Vanja Milinković-Savić. Contract talks with Maignan have stalled, leaving Milan at a crossroads as Chelsea push for a transfer below the club’s €25 million valuation.

King of the Hill Voice Actor Jonathan Joss Shot and Killed in San Antonio at 59
3 Jun

Jonathan Joss, the voice behind King of the Hill’s John Redcorn, was shot and killed outside his San Antonio home at 59. His husband described ongoing homophobic threats and a previous arson attack, but police say no evidence yet supports a hate crime motive, as they continue investigating.

UK Unveils £1.5 Billion Boost for Military Housing in Strategic Defence Plan
3 Jun

The UK is injecting £1.5 billion into military housing, fast-tracking urgent repairs for 1,000 homes and promising new builds to improve conditions for Armed Forces families. With over £7 billion allocated this Parliament, the move comes alongside new rights guarantees and increased pay for service personnel.

Karol Nawrocki Surges Ahead in Poland’s Closest Presidential Election Amid Nationalist Wave
2 Jun

Poland's 2025 presidential election brought the tightest contest in decades, pitting nationalist Karol Nawrocki against centrist Rafał Trzaskowski. With a surge from young voters and a split over EU reforms and nationalism, the result could reshape Poland’s internal politics and future with Europe.

Raheem Sterling Faces Uncertain Future After Disappointing Arsenal Loan and Chelsea Rebuff
2 Jun

Raheem Sterling is set to return to Chelsea after an unremarkable loan spell at Arsenal, making only a handful of starts and scoring twice. With no permanent option in his deal, Arsenal has moved on from the winger, while Chelsea's signing of Joao Felix clouds Sterling's path back to the first team.

Luis Enrique Honors Daughter Xana After PSG Champions League Triumph
1 Jun

After PSG's Champions League victory, Luis Enrique paid a heartfelt tribute to his late daughter Xana, wearing a symbolic t-shirt and acknowledging a powerful fan tifo. The moment highlighted his ongoing commitment to her memory and cancer research through the Xana Foundation.

Britain's Got Talent 2025: Step-by-Step Guide to Voting in the Final—Online, App, and Phone Methods Explained
1 Jun

You can cast your vote in the Britain's Got Talent 2025 final easily online through ITV's website or app (it's free), or by using text and phone votes, which may have a cost. Public voting decides the winner, with judges only stepping in during a tie. Online voting needs UK number verification for security.