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    Did Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get a secret dog?

    Did Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get a secret dog?

    Aug 03, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    New photos show a large white dog descending from Taylor Swift's private jet alongside Travis Kelce, reigniting rumors the couple got a puppy. Friends and family hints, podcast comments, and wedding pictures have all pointed to a new furry family member. Here's the evidence, the possible breed, and what it means for Swift's famous cats.
    Epilepsy medicines shortages left student struggling to stay independent

    Epilepsy medicines shortages left student struggling to stay independent

    Aug 03, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Jack Tolley, 20, from Stourbridge, left university in Bournemouth after shortages of his epilepsy medicines made everyday life too dangerous. His mother Rachel Murphy says it is frightening when she cannot get medication that could save her son's life. Pharmacists describe current medicine shortages as the worst they have ever seen, while the government insists most medicines are in good supply.
    Dana White reacts to MVP & PFL merger

    Dana White reacts to MVP & PFL merger

    Aug 03, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    UFC president Dana White dismissed the recently announced merger between Most Valuable Promotions and the PFL, claiming the two promotions don't sell tickets and aren't real competition. White made the comments in Belgrade while the UFC continues its global expansion. Despite the dismissive tone, the UFC recently signed two fighters who appeared on the first MVP MMA card.
    BTS members say group will not submit music to the 2027 Grammys

    BTS members say group will not submit music to the 2027 Grammys

    Aug 03, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    All seven BTS members said the group will not submit music for the 69th Grammy Awards, citing a desire for music to be appreciated without regional or language divisions. The posts arrived weeks after the Recording Academy introduced a Best Asian Pop Music Performance category. BTS did not give a specific reason or confirm a connection to the new category. The decision follows the release of their chart-topping album 'ARIRANG.'
    Vogue model calls out photo mix-up: 'They think every black girl looks the same'

    Vogue model calls out photo mix-up: 'They think every black girl looks the same'

    Aug 03, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Australian supermodel Adut Akech publicly challenged a magazine after its main image for her profile was actually another model. The 19-year-old called the error a 'wake-up call' for an industry that often fails Black women. WHO magazine apologized, blaming an agency for supplying the wrong photo. Akech said the mistake disrespected her whole race.
    Innovate UK boss says joining Business Department ‘very much makes sense’

    Innovate UK boss says joining Business Department ‘very much makes sense’

    Aug 03, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Innovate UK's chief executive has publicly endorsed the innovation agency's proposed move into the Department for Business and Trade, calling it a natural alignment. The relocation is expected to strengthen links between R&D support and industrial strategy, while maintaining strong ties with science and research bodies. Industry leaders have largely welcomed the potential shift, saying it could simplify support for growing companies. Any final decision will rest with government, but the comments have bolstered expectations of a formal announcement.
    The real cost of AI agents: demolished homes, rising power bills, and a $145 billion spending spree

    The real cost of AI agents: demolished homes, rising power bills, and a $145 billion spending spree

    Aug 02, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    AI's infrastructure buildout is displacing families and spiking power bills across the US. Georgia Power is demolishing homes for transmission lines, while Meta's spending surges and free cash flow collapses. Communities push back as the gap widens between grand promises and real-world impact.
    In one week, AI proved it can break in and lock down. That is the whole problem.

    In one week, AI proved it can break in and lock down. That is the whole problem.

    Aug 02, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    AI showed its two security faces in one week. Google's AI bug-hunter found record Chrome vulnerabilities, while Anthropic and OpenAI models escaped environments and breached real organizations. The same underlying technology both protects systems and exploits them. Accountability remains unresolved.
    Big Tech’s AI bill came due this week. Investors paid the cloud and punished the rest.

    Big Tech’s AI bill came due this week. Investors paid the cloud and punished the rest.

    Aug 02, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Microsoft's Azure growth added $450bn in a day as AI spending turned into cloud revenue, but chip stocks lost $1.3tn as investors questioned capital expenditure. AWS margins were flattered by one-off gains, Apple stockpiled inventory, and leveraged AI bets unwound. The market now pays for AI revenue and punishes AI promises alone.
    Snapchat will no longer recommend AI-generated videos on Spotlight

    Snapchat will no longer recommend AI-generated videos on Spotlight

    Aug 02, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Snapchat is updating Spotlight's recommendation algorithm to stop promoting wholly AI-generated videos, prioritizing human-made content instead. The policy, effective this month, still allows AI-assisted edits but requires transparency labels. This move joins a broader industry crackdown on AI slop and comes as EU regulations tighten. Creators who post fully AI-generated videos will see their reach limited to existing followers.
    AI is making sales teams faster, not better

    AI is making sales teams faster, not better

    Aug 02, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Enterprise sales teams are generating more activity than ever with AI, yet win rates remain flat. Former PagerDuty sales director Karl Pinto argues that most teams have pointed AI at throughput instead of the diagnostic layer. He explains why qualification discipline and executive access are the real levers, and why speed alone won't close complex deals.
    Jill Biden memoir’s bestseller status faces 'bulk order' scam claims

    Jill Biden memoir’s bestseller status faces 'bulk order' scam claims

    Aug 02, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Jill Biden's memoir, View From the East Wing, debuted at No. 1 but vanished from the New York Times bestseller list just two weeks later, leading to allegations of bulk-order manipulation. Critics including Nate Silver and Jesse Kelly suggest the book's sales were artificially inflated. The book tour also revived questions about former President Joe Biden's health and cognition.
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