Hegseth visits NATO as allies await US Ukraine plans

PepsiCo is launching a new prebiotic soda this fall, targeting health-conscious consumers with flavors like cola and cherry vanilla, featuring five grams of cane sugar, three grams of prebiotic fiber, and no artificial sweeteners. This initiative follows Pepsi's acquisition of Poppi and comes as the company aims to revitalize sales through healthier options, including protein-enhanced snacks and beverages. Want More Context? 🔎

Floods in Gilgit-Baltistan’s Diamer district have damaged dozens of houses, amenities and blocked major highways.A landslide in northern Pakistan, triggered by torrential monsoon rains, has resulted in at least three deaths and left 15 people missing, while floods have destroyed homes and infrastructure in Gilgit-Baltistan. Nationwide, monsoon-related incidents have claimed 221 lives since late June, with ongoing risks of heavy rains and flash floods exacerbating the situation. Want More Context? 🔎

A Delhi tourist was raped in her hotel room near McLeodganj, Himachal Pradesh, by Shubham, a friend of her employer, who was arrested shortly after the incident. The woman, who was alone while her friends went sightseeing, reported the assault and police registered a case against the suspect for rape and criminal intimidation. Want More Context? 🔎

A renowned pottery business, Morris and James Pottery, has closed after 47 years due to economic challenges, marking a significant loss for the Matakana community. General manager Kieran Rice indicated that the decision was carefully considered, following unsuccessful attempts to sell the business. Want More Context? 🔎

Mbeumo expressed his excitement about joining Manchester United, describing it as a dream come true and highlighting his desire to improve alongside world-class teammates. United secured his transfer from Brentford for a record £55m, making him their biggest sale, and he is set to wear the number 19 shirt while preparing for the pre-season tour in the U.S. Want More Context? 🔎

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Federal records from the investigation into Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1968 assassination were released after President Trump's order to declassify documents related to prominent assassinations. King's family emphasized the importance of viewing these records with empathy, while scholars anticipate insights into the FBI's surveillance and smear campaign against him. Want More Context? 🔎