Hearts manager praises the team's winning mentality ahead of a critical week in the league title race, highlighting the club's competitive drive and focus on securing victories.

Israeli authorities have indicted a man for attacking a nun in Jerusalem's Old City near King David's Tomb. The incident, which occurred last Wednesday, resulted in the suspect's arrest by police.

A Shanghai court ruled that a property management company must pay an employee 690,000 yuan (US$101,000) in compensation for illegally dismissing her because her husband works for a competing firm.

Utah has become the latest U.S. measles outbreak hotspot, with 441 confirmed cases as of this week, following similar patterns to recent outbreaks in Texas and South Carolina linked to under-vaccinated populations.

A Washington Examiner reporter describes attending a Chicago Teachers Union May Day rally undercover and documents union activities and messaging, framing the story as an investigation into how public funds are being used.

The article discusses how a recent Supreme Court decision weakening the Voting Rights Act is expected to reshape redistricting efforts, with Republicans positioned to gain advantages in upcoming rounds of electoral map redrawing.

Following a Supreme Court redistricting decision, both major political parties are working to adjust congressional district boundaries ahead of midterm House elections, with Republicans reportedly pursuing plans that could add seats to their advantage.

A Hull City forward discusses his aspirations to return to the Premier League in an exclusive interview with The i Paper's Mark Douglas, suggesting he has unfinished business at the top level.

Slate announces a new audio-based game called SoundBites available to users starting May 7, 2026.

The Age publishes reader perspectives questioning whether the state budget allocates funds appropriately to education priorities.

Jake Hall, a 35-year-old former TOWIE cast member, died in Majorca after reportedly colliding with a glass door at a villa party; police found him with fatal head wounds caused by glass shards.

The article appears to discuss Iran's response to Trump administration policies while connecting rising energy costs and public opposition to military conflict to Trump's political challenges.

Molly-Mae Hague, a multi-millionaire influencer, was photographed at a Manchester fair with her fiancé Tommy Fury, their daughter, and his father, interacting with fans while pregnant.

Pakistan's military spokesman addresses a press conference on the anniversary of Marka-i-Haq, a military conflict with India, reporting an increase in terrorist incidents in the country since that event.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Emeka Egbuka discusses how his Christian faith provides him with peace and purpose in his career, a perspective shared by other NFL players.

The Melbourne Theatre Company reported a $3.9 million deficit for 2025, driven by declining ticket revenue, subscriptions, and donations alongside increased operational costs.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky reflects on his regret about not prioritizing hiring earlier in the company's development, describing it as a missed opportunity that could have been avoided, while noting his current hands-on approach to executive recruitment.

Buddhadeb Bera, the driver of a car belonging to Chandranath Rath (an aide of politician Suvendu), is in critical condition after sustaining bullet injuries and undergoing multiple surgeries.

In an ongoing trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI, board member Shivon Zilis testified that Musk wanted Tesla to acquire OpenAI, providing context to the lawsuit's origins.

Senator Bernie Sanders is advocating for AI regulation and US-China cooperation on the technology, positioning himself as a distinctive voice on AI policy in Congress despite broader US-China tensions over the sector.

Retiring Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) has a warning for the three Democrats fighting to replace him in Michigan’s marquee Senate race: Keep it civil. In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Peters expressed concern that the candidates are getting increasingly “chippy” with one another as the primary draws closer.  The race has already exposed many […]

The article discusses hantavirus and other emerging zoonotic diseases that can transmit from animals to humans, noting that the WHO reports approximately 60% of emerging infectious diseases originate from animal sources.

A quiz question from Slate asking what the letter H stands for in the DASH diet acronym (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension).

Cameron Smith comments on Max Plath's potential selection for Queensland's State of Origin team, following remarks from Billy Slater about the player's chances.

Health authorities express concern that passengers who disembarked from a cruise ship before a potential hantavirus outbreak was identified may have travelled to multiple countries, potentially spreading the virus globally.

B&M is selling a Lay-Z-Spa Paris hot tub for £375, which is £30 cheaper than Homebase, with quick inflation and portability marketed as a garden upgrade option.

Former UNC quarterback Gio Lopez criticized his experience in Bill Belichick's program at North Carolina, describing it negatively before transferring to Wake Forest.

Cameron Smith comments on Max Plath's potential selection for the Queensland Maroons in State of Origin, responding to earlier remarks made by Billy Slater.

Congressional sexual misconduct cases are set to become a more prominent political issue, with focus on three representatives facing high-profile allegations that have prompted some resignations.

The article claims Iran's threat of attacks has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz for two months, causing insurers to withdraw coverage and disrupting global shipping and trade.

Slate offers a daily 5x5 mini crossword puzzle for readers to solve as a brief recreational break.

A gossip column reports that a 56-year-old acquaintance of Prince Harry has allegedly secured trademark or branding rights to use the word 'sexy' in some capacity.

A former cast member of the reality TV show TOWIE has been found dead at a villa in Majorca with head injuries; authorities are investigating the death as a potential accident involving glass.

New York Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 108-102 in Game 2, with a postgame confrontation occurring between Knicks player Jeremy Sochan and 76ers player VJ Edgecombe.

Former FBI agents are suing the FBI, claiming Senator Chuck Grassley's release of unredacted materials about Trump's investigation contributed to their firings, though Grassley is not named as a defendant in the lawsuits.

Republican lawmakers are working to develop Congressional policy aimed at preventing U.S. involvement in international forced organ harvesting markets, particularly related to China.

A cultural commentary comparing the themes of The Devil Wears Prada to modern corporate culture, using the film's exploration of ambition and moral compromise as a lens to critique contemporary workplace dynamics.

The article examines approaches to better protect Jewish communities in the UK, prompted by a recent terrorist attack targeting Jews in London and the broader issue of antisemitism.

The article argues that a Trump administration policy decision regarding Gaza is justified by a U.S. State Department report about Palestinian Authority financial practices, framing this as support for Trump's proposed plan for the region.