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The first public hearing opened Thursday in the Fourth Criminal Court, accusing Hassoun of complicity in war crimes, crimes against humanity, incitement to murder, and more for providing religious justification to Assad's forces, including barrel bombs on civilians. Arrested in March 2025 while trying to flee, the session adjourned until July 16 without a verdict, amid attendance by officials, lawyers, and human rights observers. The trial follows Assad's fall in December 2024 and signals Syria's transitional justice push in civilian courts, though opinions divide on whether it unites or divides communities.

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At 77, Ahmad Badr al-Din Hassoun stood in a metal cage in Damascus court, facing charges for fatwas that backed the Assad regime's brutal crackdowns.

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Predict.fun, backed by Zhao's YZi Labs, launches as a DeFi prediction platform on BNB Chain with sports, politics, and crypto markets. It already shows promise with over 12,000 users and $300,000 in trading volume, building on a prior version set to wind down by January 2026. Zhao noted the founder's past Binance ties but clarified his post isn't an endorsement. The platform joins a thriving prediction market scene, using BNB Chain's low fees and large user base to draw interest.

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Changpeng Zhao shared a fresh take on tackling idle funds in prediction markets. Users' money earns yield while bets stay open—a smart fix for efficiency.

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The elite summit draws C-suite leaders, crypto builders, and influencers for talks on digital assets, AI, and blockchain at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. Speakers like Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson, Aave founder Stani Kulechov, and Bittensor co-founders headline sessions on institutional DeFi, Ethereum treasuries, and enterprise AI adoption. With VIP tickets nearly sold out and a sold-out history in 2024 and 2025, the event offers livestreams via The Block for those unable to attend in person.

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Picture 2,500 top executives managing $18 trillion in assets, networking inside Paris' historic Louvre Palace. That's the scene at Proof of Talk 2026, the Davos of Web3, set for June 2-3.

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Prophet David Owuor's Ministry of Repentance and Holiness highlighted over 30 alleged HIV healings, like Millicent Awino's journey from positive in 2023 to negative tests in 2025 after a crusade. Supporters shared patient cards, lab reports, and nurse testimonies, while citing supervised ARV stops as proof of divine intervention. Skeptics, including KEMRI and Health Secretary Aden Duale, pointed to discrepancies like mismatched IDs and no evidence of prior infections, warning that such claims spread misinformation amid Kenya's 1.3 million HIV cases. Owuor welcomes scrutiny as the radio discussion fuels ongoing tension between faith and medical science.

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A senior clinical officer shared stories on live radio of people testing HIV-negative after prayer, pulling in hundreds of reactions from believers and skeptics alike.

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Thai GL stars Milk Pansa Vosbein and Love Pattranite Limpatiyakorn, known as MilkLove, won nine out of ten categories at the 2025 HUB Awards for their GMMTV series Whale Store xoxo, which aired from June to August. The fan-voted event, organized by GirlsLove Hub and BoysLove Hub, drew over 80 million votes globally, with their haul including Best Couple, Best Series, Best Actress for Pattranite, and Best Original Soundtrack for 'My Only Champion.' The series follows Wan inheriting her father's grocery store and finding romance with Maewnam amid grief, a story that propelled MilkLove to superstardom. Photos captured the duo struggling under the trophy weight, joked as 'O PESO!' in Portuguese, while fans celebrated their English speeches and on-screen chemistry.

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Milk and Love grinned ear-to-ear, barely holding a mountain of blue trophies as fans worldwide cheered their massive sweep.

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In a Tuesday video from a GMMTV event, Lunar—NamtanFilm's beloved 1.5-year-old mascot blending panda fluff and duck charm—playfully gripes about being 'super in demand' because her stars kept calling her over. She tells them to chill and wait, charming over 21,000 likes as fans adore the doting dynamic from the Pluto and Girl Rules stars who adopted her late 2024. Another clip shows Lunar crashing Namtan's makeup session, deadpanning about foundation in her shade and missing ice cream, with Namtan teasing her stylists in perfect comedic rhythm.

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Picture a fluffy panda-duck with heart eyes whining about her packed days while her 'mommies' Namtan and Film beg for visits. Lunar's hilarious rant has fans melting over the adorable family vibe.

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The article by Michelle Cyca argues that Artemis missions risk repeating Earth's colonial errors by privatizing the moon, citing Indigenous legends like Cree stories of Wîsahkêcâhk and concerns over mining water ice into a $20 billion industry. It highlights the 1967 Outer Space Treaty banning sovereignty but allowing resource extraction under Artemis Accords, alongside past protests like Navajo opposition to lunar ashes. Critics mocked lines about the moon as 'unceded Indigenous territory,' with Quillette's Jonathan Kay giving it a 15% chance of being an April Fools' piece; meanwhile, the mission features Canada's Jeremy Hansen with a mission patch designed by Anishinaabe artist Henry Guimond.

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As NASA's Artemis II crew rocketed toward the moon on April 1, 2026, a Walrus magazine piece warning of lunar colonialism sparked waves of online jokes about Indigenous claims on the celestial body.

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The article by Michelle Cyca argues that Artemis missions risk repeating Earth's colonial errors by privatizing the moon, citing Indigenous legends like Cree stories of Wîsahkêcâhk and concerns over mining water ice into a $20 billion industry. It highlights the 1967 Outer Space Treaty banning sovereignty but allowing resource extraction under Artemis Accords, alongside past protests like Navajo opposition to lunar ashes. Critics mocked lines about the moon as 'unceded Indigenous territory,' with Quillette's Jonathan Kay giving it a 15% chance of being an April Fools' piece; meanwhile, the mission features Canada's Jeremy Hansen with a mission patch designed by Anishinaabe artist Henry Guimond.

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As NASA's Artemis II crew rocketed toward the moon on April 1, 2026, a Walrus magazine piece warning of lunar colonialism sparked waves of online jokes about Indigenous claims on the celestial body.

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