How a LinkedIn message changed a World Cup star’s life | CNN
Cape Verde footballer Roberto “Pico” Lopes once ignored a seemingly random LinkedIn message. He’s been telling CNN’s Patrick Snell why it almost cost him his place in World Cup history.
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How Australia combines modern tech and Indigenous knowledge to fight fire
As Europe faces its worst wildfires in decades, Australia offers lessons in disaster preparedness.
Sir John Curtice: The "Burnham bounce" is real but it's not massive
The governing party's poll ratings have improved but they're only just ahead of Reform.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson defends ousting Police Chief Shon Barnes after shootout
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson on Friday defended her decision to oust the city’s police chief as the “right decision at the right time,” but she declined to explain why.
Urban League report says Trump administration is harming Black Americans’ chances at American Dream
The report says the challenges it highlights for Black communities are warning signs for the prosperity of all Americans.
How the UK's extreme heat is shifting the conversation about air-con
Should we embrace air conditioning despite its costs and consequences?
The Chinese robot army transforming the UK's retail industry
Britain's weak productivity growth and labour shortages are creating an opportunity for China's robotics firms.
Washington college student Joyce LePage’s July 1971 death remains unsolved | Dateline
Washington State University journalism student Joyce LePage disappeared from Pullman in July 1971. The 21-year-old’s remains were discovered nine months later. The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate.
Blayne Alexander reports on the death of David Fouts in “The Mushroom Mystery” | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “The Mushroom Mystery” about the 2020 death of David Fouts in Noblesville, Indiana.
Some schools extend admissions for students unenrolled by Howard University
Days after Howard University notified hundreds of first-time-in-college students that their spots for the upcoming semester were no longer being held, other colleges and universities are stepping up to fill the gap.
Artist Betye Saar, whose work reflects Black identity, dies at 99
A central figure of the 1960s Black Art Movement, Saar pioneered assemblage boxes and reclaimed Jim Crow-era memorabilia as powerful totems of Black liberation.
Mapping Israeli settler violence in the West Bank
Israeli settlers have set fire to a mosque in the West Bank village of Qusra, and continued violent attacks.
Behind the scenes at No 10 as Andy Burnham becomes prime minister
Laura Kuenssberg was given unprecedented access to the new prime ministerâs first days in power.
One dead and 16 injured after van drives into crowd during Berlin Pride festival
Berlin police called off the LGBTQ+ pride parade in the German capital on Saturday, hours after the event had begun, saying it was because several people had been injured when a car drove into the crowd.
Bags in vehicle of man fatally shot by ICE did not contain drugs, Texas DA says
HOUSTON — A substance investigators found in a van driven by a man fatally shot by ICE earlier this month was not an illegal narcotic, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office said Friday.
Police identify remains of 23-year-old woman Rose Marie Gayhart who disappeared in 1985 | Dateline
Remains found in a canal in northeast Cape Coral in 2024 have been identified as belonging to Rose Marie Gayhart. The Cape Coral Police Department is actively investigating the case as a homicide.
Andy Burnham's first week pledges - how much do they add up to?
BBC Verify has looked at how much Burnham's new spending commitments cost and how they will be paid for
Obama greets WNBA All-Stars at his Presidential Center | CNN
Former President Barack Obama visited WNBA players ahead of the league’s All-Star weekend at his newly opened Presidential Center in Chicago.