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Liverpool's failure to add defensive reinforcements in the January transfer window has drawn criticism amid multiple injuries, despite signing Jérémy Jacquet for next season. Analysts question the strategy's risks, citing potential financial losses from missing Champions League qualification.
Fitbit co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman have launched Luffu, an AI-powered platform for tracking and alerting on family health data from devices and manual inputs. Currently in private testing with plans for mobile app and future hardware, it aims to simplify caregiving amid growing market demand.
A restored fresco in Rome's Basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina features a cherub resembling Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, sparking an investigation by church officials over unauthorized changes. The incident has drawn varied reactions, from humorous social media posts by Meloni to statements emphasizing the sanctity of sacred art.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris urged voters to impose 'guardrails' on President Trump's administration during midterm elections, criticizing policies amid a book tour stop in Richmond, Virginia. She highlighted immigration enforcement issues, including a controversial Minnesota shooting, sparking protests and a federal investigation.
An investigation following UBS's 2023 acquisition of Credit Suisse has revealed 890 Nazi-linked accounts, announced by Sen. Chuck Grassley ahead of a Senate hearing. The findings highlight historical ties between Swiss banks and the Holocaust, coinciding with reflections on International Holocaust Remembrance Day and President Trump's anti-antisemitism initiatives.
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs addressed speculation about proposing to girlfriend Cardi B after potentially winning a Super Bowl ring, emphasizing his focus on the championship first. As the underdog Patriots prepare to face the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX, Cardi B's vocal support and the couple's relationship add a personal layer to the high-stakes game.
Americans for Prosperity has launched a $20 million 'One Small Step' campaign to boost American pride ahead of the 250th anniversary, starting with an event in Philadelphia featuring notable speakers. The initiative, partnering with other groups, aims to encourage civic actions and highlight founding principles through events, ads, and toolkits nationwide.
Quebec's political scene is heating up as CAQ leadership contender Christine Fréchette challenges the Parti Québécois's poll lead, potentially turning the 2026 election into a closer race. Analysts highlight her appeal in retaining rural support while expanding in urban areas, amid shifts in other parties like the Liberals and Conservatives.
Activision is updating its RICOCHET anti-cheat to detect third-party cheating devices like XIM and Cronus Zen by analyzing player inputs rather than hardware, rolling out with season 2 of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The changes include Microsoft Azure integration for enhanced security, aiming to improve fair play in Warzone and Ranked modes after previous mixed results.
Disney has named Josh D’Amaro, head of its theme parks division, as the successor to CEO Bob Iger, effective March 18, 2026. The announcement follows years of speculation and highlights D’Amaro's extensive experience overseeing global parks, resorts, and digital ventures amid Disney's shift toward streaming and AI integrations.
Moltbook, a new social platform for AI bots from OpenClaw, surged to over 1.5 million users over the weekend amid viral posts on AI consciousness, but investigations revealed human infiltration and serious security flaws. Experts like Andrej Karpathy initially praised the phenomenon before tempering enthusiasm, while hackers exposed vulnerabilities that could allow control over users' digital lives.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft dismissed reports of his exclusion from the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, prioritizing the upcoming Super Bowl victory over Seattle. The snub, shared with former coach Bill Belichick, has ignited controversy ahead of the NFL Honors announcement and the big game.
Diplomatic talks between the US and Iran are set for Friday in Istanbul amid Trump's military buildup and Iranian protests, with experts warning of potential war or regime collapse. Multiple viewpoints highlight brinkmanship, vulnerabilities, and the high stakes for regional stability.
Muse Entertainment has hired Jennifer Harkness, a seasoned executive from Blue Ant Studios, as SVP of Global Development and Partnerships to expand into premium documentaries and unscripted programming. The move, praised by company leaders, aims to leverage her expertise in factual content to grow Muse's international presence amid a booming market for true-crime and investigative series.
Wall Street geared up for a higher open on Tuesday, propelled by strong earnings from Palantir and Teradyne, alongside major announcements like SpaceX's acquisition of xAI and CEO changes at PayPal and Disney. Analysts raised targets for Alphabet and GE Vernova, highlighting AI and infrastructure growth amid mixed corporate results.
Pandora's stock fell nearly 7% after Jefferies downgraded it due to volatile silver prices and weakening consumer demand. Analysts warn of prolonged challenges, with the company set to report earnings amid ongoing economic pressures.
Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick were reportedly not selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2026, despite their roles in the Patriots' six Super Bowl wins. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell expressed support for their eventual induction as the team prepares for Super Bowl LX against the Seattle Seahawks.
Hamilton police's arson investigation has uncovered allegations of elder abuse and a stolen-vehicle ring, leading to multiple charges against Nicholas Tomasetti and Kayla Harris. The case highlights interconnected crimes targeting a vulnerable individual, with no broader public threat reported.
The Walt Disney Company has named Josh D'Amaro as its next CEO, succeeding Bob Iger effective March 18, after D'Amaro's 28 years with the firm. The announcement highlights a smooth internal transition amid Disney's ongoing recovery in streaming and parks, with Iger staying on as executive chairman.
Jason Statham's action film 'Shelter' achieved a record $2.23 million opening weekend in the Middle East and North Africa, topping charts in Saudi Arabia and outperforming several international markets. Distributors hailed Statham's regional appeal amid industry uncertainties, positioning MENA as a key global box office player.
