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The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claimed a repeat breach of Instructure, Canvas's parent company, defacing login pages at schools like Columbia, University of Iowa, and Penn State with demands to negotiate via encrypted messaging by May 12, 2026, or face data leaks. They listed nearly 9,000 affected schools worldwide, including Harvard and MIT, and claimed access to data for 275 million users such as names, emails, and private messages, sharing samples with TechCrunch. Instructure confirmed unauthorized access starting May 2, contained it with patches, and restored most services after a May 7 outage, though no passwords or financial data were compromised. The attack disrupted finals for millions, prompting universities to urge stronger security while the company investigates with law enforcement.

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Thousands of students stared at red-bordered ransom notes on Canvas login screens, just as finals deadlines loomed. One Iowa student summed it up: 'I'm just trying to study for finals and someone fucking hacked canvas.'

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Belgian forward Mika Godts, known for his pace and vision in the Eredivisie, is close to a €53-55 million transfer from Ajax to PSG, with personal terms agreed until 2031. The viral video of his sharp turn and drive has fans from rival clubs lamenting the move, calling him a 'monster' while noting his snub from Belgium's 2026 World Cup squad despite strong form. Godts, who rose through Anderlecht and Genk youth ranks before joining Ajax in 2023, confirmed talks but said he's happy at his current club for now.

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In a quick clip, 21-year-old Ajax winger Mika Godts spins past a defender with silky control, leaving fans wondering how PSG snagged such talent.

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The 33-year-old Paraguayan defender, who signed with Atlanta United in July through 2028-29 after stints in Paraguay, Brazil, Europe, and Paraguay's 2026 World Cup run, pointed out how MLS lacks the intense scrutiny of South American leagues. He noted that struggling teams there face threats like burned cars, creating higher stakes absent in MLS without promotion and relegation. Fans responded with agreement on the cultural gap, rejection of violence as pressure, sarcasm about needing extremes for seriousness, and reminders from voices like broadcaster Maximiliano Bretos that top players generate their own motivation.

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Júnior Alonso, fresh off joining Atlanta United, shared a stark contrast: in South America, a losing streak means players hide indoors while cars burn, but MLS feels worlds apart.

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Reports suggest Tottenham could land AS Monaco's Folarin Balogun, Villarreal's Georges Mikautadze, Crystal Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta, or even draw Real Madrid's Endrick with admiration. Insiders say deals for the first three are ready if Spurs act, sparking over 1,000 likes and lively fan chats. While most cheer any signing, some hesitate on Mateta but urge the club to move fast this summer window.

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Tottenham supporters lit up when insider reports hinted at straightforward deals for strikers like Folarin Balogun. One fan's meme reaction to Jean-Philippe Mateta captured the mix of hope and playful skepticism.

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Social media reports claimed Hungarian authorities denied entry to Tshisekedi and his delegation for the PSG-Arsenal Champions League final at Puskás Aréna, citing no prior notice and Ebola fears from eastern DRC. The match ended 1-1, with PSG winning 4-3 on penalties, while Tshisekedi's brother Christian reportedly attended after arriving earlier by private jet. No confirmations have come from officials, amid outrage over the president's alleged priorities during a crisis with over 125 confirmed Ebola cases and hundreds suspected, including spread to Uganda.

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Rumors swirled that DRC President Félix Tshisekedi was turned away at Budapest Airport, just as his country battled a deadly Ebola outbreak.

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The fun started when a user posted 'Tweet like a Premier League fan' next to Erling Haaland's grin, unleashing memes claiming La Liga stars like Messi, Pedri, and Lamine Yamal couldn't handle England's intensity. Barca supporters flipped the script, using clips of their players' flair to bait the classic 'wouldn't survive in the Prem' trope amid offseason downtime. It ties into recent chatter about Pedri's form, from early UCL sub-outs to his El Clasico mastery, but stays light-hearted tribal fun on football Twitter.

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Imagine Lionel Messi hearing he'd win zero Ballon d'Ors in the Premier League, or Pedri's silky spins dismissed as unfeasible in England. Fans are leaning into the rivalry with gleeful self-roasts.

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The 26-year-old Spanish forward, hero of Spain's World Cup triumph, has informed Barcelona he wants to join PSG in a deal worth €50 million fixed plus €5 million in bonuses. Talks are in final stages, with the signing expected soon after the Spanish Super Cup, and Torres skipping training for a day or two. PSG adds a proven big-game player to their attack, while Barcelona secures a strong return on a player with one year left on his contract. Torres reflected on his defining moment, saying he knew it was his time to make 49 million Spaniards happy.

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Ferran Torres still pinches himself over that extra-time winner against Argentina in the World Cup final, where he marked Lionel Messi until the final whistle.

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Meta announced it will give free Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses to every legally blind veteran in the U.S., potentially reaching over 130,000 people ahead of America's 250th birthday. The glasses use built-in cameras and AI for features like 'Hey Meta, look and describe' to narrate surroundings or read text aloud, with training provided through the Blinded Veterans Association at bva.org/glasses. Developed with input from Overton, who collaborated for over a year, the program drew praise for restoring daily independence but also criticism over Meta's motives, surveillance concerns, and unmet veteran needs like housing.

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U.S. Army veteran Don Overton lost his sight in a Desert Storm explosion, but these smart glasses brought his independence back through real-time audio descriptions of the world around him.

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Downes argued Muslims lack a deep connection to Britain's Christian roots, aligning with the party's emphasis on ancestry and faith in defining Britishness. Sunday Telegraph editor Allister Heath slammed the rhetoric as 'despicable extremism' from Lowe’s 'racist cheerleaders,' while Lowe fired back, rejecting labels of bigotry and warning against Britain sliding into a 'low-trust third world.' Comedian John Cleese backed Lowe, blaming press propaganda, as the dispute led some Telegraph subscribers to cancel and fueled personal clashes with TalkTV's Alex Phillips. Restore Britain, formed this year after Lowe's Reform UK split, prioritizes cultural preservation and immigration controls amid ongoing tensions.

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Charlie Downes, a co-founder of Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain party, sparked outrage by claiming Muslims are 'less British' than Christians due to heritage ties. The comments ignited fierce pushback from media and online voices.

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In the 2025/26 season, Fernández played 36 matches with 10 goals, 4 assists, 24 tackles, and 20 interceptions, outpacing Palmer's 26 games, 10 goals, 1 assist, 12 tackles, and 13 interceptions. Supporters argue Fernández's central midfield role invites tougher judgment than Palmer's attacking position, where his dribbling draws defenders. As Xabi Alonso prepares for 2026/27, many see both as key to Chelsea's core alongside Reece James and Levi Colwill, sparking talks on balancing flair with all-around control.

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Cole Palmer gets leeway for his attacking magic, but Enzo Fernández catches heat for similar defensive gaps—fans are calling out what feels like uneven scrutiny.

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Arsenal lost 2-3 to Borussia Dortmund in the Emirates Cup final, with Ethan Nwaneri and Viktor Gyökeres scoring for the Gunners, but they won the post-match penalty shootout 5-4. New signing Piero Hincapié, subbing in around the hour mark, converted his spot-kick with a distinctive approach that fans hailed as potentially reinventing penalties. Christos Tzolis continued his strong pre-season, adding a goal, two assists, and a won penalty across three games, earning praise from Mikel Arteta for his work rate amid defensive slips.

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Piero Hincapié stepped up in the penalty shootout, his quirky run-up turning heads and sparking chatter about a fresh technique. Even as Dortmund took the Emirates Cup, Arsenal claimed the 5-4 shootout spotlight.

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In an interview with The Athletic, former Chelsea goalkeeping coach Lollichon revealed he recommended Cech as the top replacement for Thibaut Courtois, but Sarri insisted on Kepa after one strong game against Napoli, leading to an €80 million deal that backfired amid Kepa's struggles and the infamous 2019 League Cup final defiance. Lollichon, who also spotted Edouard Mendy, now praises 20-year-old Mike Penders—signed from Genk in 2025 and impressing on loan at Strasbourg—as clever, proactive, and the potential fix for Chelsea's long-unsettled goalkeeper spot. With Robert Sánchez facing scrutiny, Penders could challenge for the No. 1 role next season.

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Christophe Lollichon still remembers pushing for Petr Cech's return in 2018, only for Maurizio Sarri to override him with a world-record bet on Kepa Arrizabalaga.

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On March 6, Alex Barbir, founder of Building Zion, posted a video rebuking Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia after terrorists killed 12 Christians in Kwande Local Government Area around March 5. Barbir, who rebuilds homes for attack victims as a former college football kicker, accused Alia of denying a religious genocide and failing to deploy enough security. Alia, a Catholic priest elected in 2023, condemned the barbaric attack, directed security forces to hunt the killers, and noted recent deployments, while rejecting the genocide label in favor of viewing incidents as criminal acts by herders and bandits.

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In a heartfelt video, American missionary Alex Barbir calls out Governor Hyacinth Alia as a fellow priest, asking how a shepherd could let his flock be slaughtered in a nighttime massacre.

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