Ariana Grande sues hackers for leaking and selling her unreleased music for years
Ariana Grande is suing the hackers who she claims have been stealing and selling her unreleased music, photos and footage for years. The singer filed a lawsuit in California state court on Monday, obtained by CBC News, alleging a yearslong hacking campaign against close collaborators and others with access to her unreleased material. Source link
Mysterious deaths of 14 elephants in Kenya prompts urgent inquiry
It is the highest number of elephant deaths to be recorded in this area of southern Kenya in decades. Source link
How Are You Navigating This Extreme Summer?
Amid blistering heat, economic anxiety and a tumultuous news cycle, we want to hear how you’re experiencing the season. Source link
Trump says he doesn't care about CUSMA as Dominic LeBlanc returns to D.C. for trade talks
Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is back in Washington this week where he’s continuing his search for a breakthrough in trade negotiations with the U.S. administration. Source link
What to Do if Your Estrogen Patch Is Out of Stock
Some hormone therapy patches are still in short supply. Here’s what experts recommend to avoid missing a dose. Source link
Prediction Market Betting on Drug Trials and Approvals Sparks Concern About Undermining Research
Prediction markets on Kalshi and Polymarket now let people wager money on drug approvals. Kalshi also plans to allow bets on clinical trial results. Source link
Mumbai sees rise in rotavirus cases: Doctors share 2 precautions to follow
Mumbai sees rise in rotavirus cases: Doctors share 2 precautions to follow Source link
The Logger Who Could Unseat Susan Collins
Kyle Paoletta How Troy Jackson rose from wildcat striker to Democratic Senate nominee. The post The Logger Who Could Unseat Susan Collins appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Drone footage shows Wisconsin tornado damage
No fatalities or injuries were immediately reported after an EF-2 tornado hit parts of the Midwest state. Source link
New Pacific aid map shows 'striking' shift away from China
Australia supplants China as the dominant lender and infrastructure investor across the Pacific as the government ploughs billions of dollars into the region through both foreign aid and loans. Source link