🥊 Volkanovski on Topuria's Glove Accusation

UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski commented on Ilia Topuria's claim about hidden objects in Justin Gaethje's gloves. Volkanovski mentioned seeing something pop out but doubted it bypassed pre-fight checks. The controversy started after Gaethje defeated Topuria by TKO at UFC Freedom 250. Volkanovski feels Topuria might be using this to build hype for a potential rematch. He suggests Topuria needs to change his tactics for any future fights. 🥊

🔒 WhatsApp privacy settings you need to check

WhatsApp offers several built-in features to safeguard chats, photos, and profile details for users. These tools allow control over who accesses information, including locking conversations and setting viewing limits. Users can lock private chats using Chat Lock, control who sees their profile photo, and secure the app with biometric locks. Furthermore, the 'View Once' feature ensures media disappears after viewing, and status visibility can be customized. Enabling these settings helps keep personal conversations significantly more private.

🏡 Star couple's farmhouse jumps price again

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi bought a 1917 farmhouse in Santa Barbara for $6.7 million back in 2018. The property is located in Toro Canyon and was initially owned by the couple. After a year of restoration, they sold it in 2019 for about $6.98 million. The 4,313 sq ft house is now relisted for $14.75 million, showing strong demand for land-rich estates. This resale highlights sharp appreciation in the Santa Barbara luxury market. 🏡

🛍️ India's festive spending is hitting new highs

Indian consumer spending is booming across various sectors during the festive season. Car sales are up 20% year-on-year, while appliance sales rose by 12-15% in India. Online festive retail is projected to cross $90 billion in 2026, showing 25% growth. Consumers are prioritizing home upgrades and premium products over just functional buying. This trend suggests a more discerning yet spendthrift approach to festive shopping.

💰 Trump defends oligarch funding of son's Bahamas wedding

Donald Trump defended a Russian oligarch's funding of his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding in the Bahamas, stating the arrangement was acceptable. The oligarch, Umar Kremlev, who has ties to Vladimir Putin, spent hundreds of thousands on the three-day event. This spending, reported by ProPublica, came through a Dubai-based entity linked to the International Boxing Association. Trump claimed his son told him that Kremlev was paying the money back, though no details were provided. The revelations are under scrutiny given Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine. 🧐

🚨 Bengaluru Man Arrested for Kidnapping and Killing

A man who returned to the UK has been arrested in connection with a horrific crime. The accused is identified as a man from Bengaluru who was involved in the incident. This incident involved the kidnapping and subsequent killing of a former neighbour's son. The crime has sent shockwaves through the local community, raising serious questions about safety. Authorities are currently investigating the matter and conducting further inquiries. 🚨

🚨 Custodial Death Case: New Details Emerge

The SIT in Gade Sai Krishna's alleged custodial death case revealed new details from Accused 4, Gulivindala Suresh. Suresh confessed to seeing Sai Krishna at Krishnalanka police station and later at a private house in Ranigari Thota, where he died on May 12. Accused No. 1, S.S.V.V. Nagaraju, and head constables cremated the body to destroy evidence, according to Suresh. The victim was allegedly beaten severely, leading to his collapse, and the accused tried to settle with his maternal uncles. The SIT continues its probe into this ongoing case. 😥

🧑 BJP leader detained after egg attack on CM Mann

BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu was detained by Ludhiana Police after protesting with eggs and tomatoes during CM Bhagwant Mann’s convoy passage. This incident occurred in Ludhiana on Saturday, following a prior alleged attack. Bittu had previously claimed over 100 AAP workers targeted his cavalcade near Batala on Friday. The attack allegedly damaged two escort vehicles and the jammer vehicle during the anti-drug yatra travel. Bittu warned the CM and DGP about accountability for his safety while raising the matter with the Union Home Ministry. 🧑

🤖 AI's fast pace needs urgent regulation, says Martin Rees

Artificial intelligence is advancing incredibly fast, leading to big debates on human oversight and safety. Astronomer Lord Martin Rees discussed this in a June 2026 House of Lords debate in the UK. He pointed out that machines are starting to replace some white-collar jobs and warned about interconnected AI risks. The rapid development demands immediate societal management strategies. Future steps involve balancing AI progress with necessary safety controls.

⚛️ New method measures 'quantum magic' evolution

Researchers developed a new method to compute stabilizer Rényi entropies, which measures 'quantum magic' in quantum states. This work was conducted by the University of Novi Sad in Serbia. The new closed-form expression applies to systems up to N lattice sites and low-energy scenarios. This technique uses real-space renormalization group methods to track how magic changes with complexity. Future research will explore how this property evolves under various conditions and phases. 🔬

🔥 West Bengal political drama heats up before by-polls

Major political turmoil is unfolding across West Bengal as the Trinamool Congress faces challenges ahead of assembly by-polls. Rabiul Alam Chowdhury from Rajnagar made a last-minute U-turn to contest after withdrawing earlier due to safety concerns. Meanwhile, Congress candidate Milan Pradhan was arrested in Haldia court following charges in old cases. This drama follows the Election Commission recognizing two separate TMC factions, putting Mamata Banerjee's group in a tricky spot. The party is now approaching the Supreme Court of India for legal assistance.