Son of former Dallas Cowboys star scores first TDs, steals his dad’s celebration - USA Today
Fans of the Dallas Cowboys vividly remember watching Dez Bryant throwing up the "X" every time he found the end zone.
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Amazon could owe you cash as $2.5B settlement expands - USA Today
If you were eligible for a settlement payment stemming from the "historic" Amazon Prime settlement last year, you could be owed even more money.
Lake Mead Water Levels Projected to Sharply Drop as Lake Powell Benefits - Newsweek
New federal projections for the Colorado River’s two largest reservoirs indicate that Lake Mead’s water level could fall by around 40 feet over the next two years while Lake Powell’s rises by a similar amount.
We're buying more of this defensive stock ahead of an upcoming long-term catalyst
The stock has been on a tough road since our initiation at the beginning of the month.
Disney names CTO for the first time as media giant expands tech push
Disney has hired a chief technology officer, a newly minted role for the company, as it looks to further its embrace of tech under CEO Josh D'Amaro.
Nike parts ways with Kylian Mbappé, soccer superstar signs with On
Mbappe had been signed with Nike for roughly two decades, and his agreement with On is the first it has made with a soccer player.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon attending Trump's state dinner for China's Xi: Source
Dimon joins OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Nvidia chief Jensen Huang and others who are reportedly planning to attend the Trump-Xi state dinner.
Singapore Airlines named world’s best airline for 2026 - CNA
This is the sixth time the national carrier has claimed the world’s best airline title, having last done so in 2023.
Widespread sexual violence in Ukraine war, most cases tied to Russia, says UN report
Of those cases, 89 per cent were attributed to the Russian side, including members of the armed forces, prison service and security agencies.
Lagos to criminalise street begging, proposes N200,000 fine, two-year jail term - The Guardian Nigeria News
Street beggars and street urchins in Lagos may soon face tougher sanctions, including fines of up to N200,000 and imprisonment of up to two years, if a bill before the Lagos State House of Assembly is passed into law.
Over 200 churches destroyed, thousands killed in Borno insurgency — Catholic bishop - The Guardian Nigeria News
More than 200 Catholic churches have been destroyed across the Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri, while thousands of people, including Christians and Muslims, have reportedly been killed as a result of the prolonged insurgency in the North-East, the Auxiliary Bishop of Maiduguri Dioc...
Lungisa warned Mbalula of ‘electoral humiliation’ in NMB before approaching court
Lungisa warned Mbalula of ‘electoral humiliation’ in NMB before approaching court dailymaverick.co.za
UK watchdog targets three London sites suspected of illegal crypto trading
UK watchdog targets three London sites suspected of illegal crypto trading dailymaverick.co.za
Anayah Shahid says playing Shireen in 'Zanjeerain' was a calculated risk
Actor says she deliberately chose a morally grey character, crediting Sajal Aly and Shahzad Kashmiri for their support
Peshawar court orders clothing brand to refund bag charge
Consumer court awards Rs25,000 compensation, imposes Rs25,000 fine; terms practice 'unfair trade'
ICE officer, accused of shooting Venezuelan man and lying to investigators, pleads not guilty - The News International
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges accusing him of lying to the FBI about a shooting that wounded a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis.
Viva creates app for fans to sing their favorite artists’ songs
Viva creates app for fans to sing their favorite artists’ songs Philstar.com
KPMG consultant admits to ‘gaps’ in its whistleblower report
The authors of a report designed to document KPMG’s whistleblower failings qualified their findings on the basis that they were unable to interview key staff – including the whistleblower – and found gaps in the accounting firm’s records of crucial meetings.