Ukraine graphite producer hopes US deal will breathe life into quarry

Diane Mathews, a wellness guru, was fined $3000 for supplying magic mushrooms at an event where a woman died. Mathews, a practitioner of alternative therapies, pleaded guilty to trafficking a drug of dependence after Rachael Dixon passed away at the retreat. Despite no causal link established, Mathews faced consequences for her involvement in the incident. Full Article

Premier Ford has extended an olive branch to President Trump, expressing a willingness to visit Washington. The video failed to load, but the Premier's gesture has caught the President's attention. The details of the potential meeting remain unclear, but Ford's outreach signals a potential shift in the relationship between the two leaders. Full Article

Liverpool's Darwin Nunez cannot be blamed for their Champions League exit on penalties against Paris St-Germain, but his missed penalty carried significant weight, leading to questions about his consistency and future at the club. Nunez's nervy performance as a substitute and missed penalty overshadowed Liverpool's loss, with the team also facing injuries and missed opportunities throughout the game. PSG's deserved victory showcased their quality and potential to be contenders in the competition, as Liverpool's luck...

Caleb Ragland, a soybean farmer in Magnolia, Ky., has consistently supported President Donald Trump in the elections of 2016, 2020, and 2024. However, he is now facing challenges due to navigating a tariff minefield and dealing with the sector's major headwinds. Ragland, who runs the farm with his family, has experienced a significant decline in crop prices and rising production costs over the past few years, with soybean futures dropping more than 40% and corn...

A tanker collided with a tram in Zeutern, Germany, resulting in both vehicles catching fire. The accident left one person dead and several injured, with the truck carrying heating oil. Firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze, which occurred in the Ubstadt-Weiher municipality near Karlsruhe. Full Article

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced plans to cut nearly half of the Department of Education's workforce in order to eliminate "bureaucratic bloat" and shift power to the states, following President Trump's directive to eventually shut down the agency. The move aligns with Trump's campaign promise to promote school choice and reduce federal control over education, although Congress would need to officially dismantle the department. McMahon assured that essential programs and services would continue without...