Five people have died after two civilian helicopters collided mid-air near Eura Airport in Finland, according to local police. The helicopters, which took off together from Tallinn, Estonia, were en route to an aviation event at the Piikajärvi Flight Center when the crash occurred around noon local time. Authorities found the wreckage in a wooded area, and the investigation is ongoing, with Finnish and Estonian officials collaborating in the probe.
Livvy Dunne's Airport Harassment ExperienceLivvy Dunne, a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and former LSU gymnast, expressed her fears of being stalked in airports due to harassment from groups of middle-aged men seeking autographs. In a TikTok video, she described being followed by these men, who often know her flight details, making her uncomfortable and fearful during her travels. Similarly, fellow athlete Gabby Thomas shared her own experiences of harassment, highlighting a concerning trend affecting female...
Read moreTensions erupted in central Paris following Paris Saint-Germain's victory over Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final, leading to chaotic scenes near Parc des Princes. Celebratory fireworks turned into violence as fans clashed with police, who deployed water cannons and over 5,400 officers to restore order. Amid the unrest, shops boarded up and reports surfaced of significant clashes in Munich, including injuries among PSG supporters, highlighting the aftermath of the historic win. Full Article
Read moreMohammed Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, was confirmed killed on May 13, 2025. Despite losing key leadership, including multiple brigade and battalion commanders, Hamas continues to maintain control in areas like Nuseirat and Gaza City, demonstrating resilience and ongoing recruitment. Israel's tactical successes in eliminating leaders have not translated into a strategic collapse of Hamas, which persists in its operations and hostage negotiations, revealing a complex dynamic that challenges the effectiveness of Israel's...
Read moreNew Zealanders are reportedly traveling to Thailand to illegally commission surrogate babies from Thai women, a trend that has raised concerns for Oranga Tamariki, the country's child welfare agency. The agency has identified five cases of surrogate parents violating international laws to have children, including a case where a gay man paid a significant amount to circumvent Thailand's strict surrogacy regulations. This practice highlights ongoing ethical and legal challenges surrounding surrogacy and adoption in New...
Read moreWorld Boxing has announced a new policy requiring athletes to undergo PCR tests to determine their biological sex for competition eligibility. Athletes deemed male at birth, indicated by the presence of the SRY gene, can compete in the male category, while those deemed female at birth, indicated by XX chromosomes, can compete in the female category. National federations must provide certification of chromosomal sex, with failure to do so resulting in ineligibility; additional screenings will...
Read moreIsrael has confirmed the killing of Hamas Gaza chief Mohammad Sinwar on May 13 during a strike on a hospital, amid ongoing tensions over a proposed ceasefire. Sinwar, who took over leadership after his brother Yahya was killed last October, has not been confirmed dead by Hamas, though Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu stated he was "eliminated." Hamas has sought amendments to a U.S. ceasefire proposal, offering hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, but U.S. envoy...
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