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At a signing event for his April 2026 album KONNAKOL, Zayn surprised fan Alisha with an over-the-top self-portrait on her vinyl, complete with his ankh tattoo, a wonky 'Zagwaan??' signature, and heart-dotted 'Alisha'. Alisha shared it on TikTok, writing 'CRYING HE PUT SO MUCH EFFORT INTO MINE,' leading fans to laugh over details like the massive lashes and quip 'Draw something and he drew himself 😭 okay diva.' The doodle highlights Zayn's playful artistic side amid his upcoming KONNAKOL Tour across the UK, Mexico, US, and more.

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Fan Alisha asked Zayn Malik to 'draw something' on her KONNAKOL vinyl. She got a hilarious cartoon of him with giant Bambi eyes, fluttery lashes, and an arrow labeled 'This is me ➡️'.

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The United Kingdom praised President Bola Tinubu's economic reform efforts in Nigeria.

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A vehicle struck what felt like a person before sinking into a large pothole or sinkhole on the South Luzon Expressway in Turbina, Calamba. The incident was captured in viral GIF and video footage.

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Australia detected its first two mainland cases of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu in migratory seabirds near Esperance: a brown skua on June 14 and a northern giant petrel confirmed Monday. Both birds died, prompting nationwide surveillance, farm lockdowns by poultry giant Inghams, and calls to report sick wildlife while avoiding contact. Officials emphasize no spread to poultry or humans yet, backed by $113 million in preparedness, though experts watch vulnerable species like black swans closely. Human risk stays low with basic food safety steps like cooking meat thoroughly.

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A sick northern giant petrel washed up on a remote Western Australia beach, carrying the deadly H5N1 virus that has circled the globe for years.

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Australia detected its first two mainland cases of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu in migratory seabirds near Esperance: a brown skua on June 14 and a northern giant petrel confirmed Monday. Both birds died, prompting nationwide surveillance, farm lockdowns by poultry giant Inghams, and calls to report sick wildlife while avoiding contact. Officials emphasize no spread to poultry or humans yet, backed by $113 million in preparedness, though experts watch vulnerable species like black swans closely. Human risk stays low with basic food safety steps like cooking meat thoroughly.

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A sick northern giant petrel washed up on a remote Western Australia beach, carrying the deadly H5N1 virus that has circled the globe for years.

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Shea Theodore's point shot deflected off the boards and Carolina goalie Brandon Bussi at 5:38 of the second overtime, securing a 5-4 Vegas victory and a 2-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup Final. The Knights dominated the second period with four goals, including Mitch Marner's natural hat trick, but the Hurricanes tied it in the third with a historic flurry led by Jordan Staal, Seth Jarvis, and Andrei Svechnikov. Pregame energy soared with Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza sounding the siren and WWE's Danhausen "cursing" Carolina on the jumbotron. Game 4 heads to Monday in Vegas, where Carolina showed no lead is truly safe.

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Vegas built a 4-0 lead, only for Carolina to roar back with four straight goals—including three in 39 seconds—to force double overtime. Shea Theodore's bouncing shot finally ended the chaos.

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Australia detected its first two mainland cases of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu in migratory seabirds near Esperance: a brown skua on June 14 and a northern giant petrel confirmed Monday. Both birds died, prompting nationwide surveillance, farm lockdowns by poultry giant Inghams, and calls to report sick wildlife while avoiding contact. Officials emphasize no spread to poultry or humans yet, backed by $113 million in preparedness, though experts watch vulnerable species like black swans closely. Human risk stays low with basic food safety steps like cooking meat thoroughly.

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A sick northern giant petrel washed up on a remote Western Australia beach, carrying the deadly H5N1 virus that has circled the globe for years.

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The U.S. Department of War announced on June 16 that it restored the name U.S. Pacific Command, used since 1947, dropping the 'Indo-' prefix added in 2018 under James Mattis to reflect ties between the Indian and Pacific Oceans amid China's rise. Officials stressed the change honors historical roots and builds pride among 375,000 personnel covering 100 million square miles, with no shifts in mission, area, or ally commitments. In India, opposition figures like Shashi Tharoor called it a Quad setback and potential snub before a Modi-Trump meeting, while a command map showing disputed Kashmir as Pakistani fueled criticism; some experts urged India to pursue independent security.

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From a Hawaii headquarters, U.S. officials revived the old USPACOM name after over 70 years, honoring its roots through wars in Korea and Vietnam.

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Uzbekistan scored first through Eldor Shomurodov, chipping the DR Congo goalkeeper for a 1-0 halftime lead in their crucial Group K World Cup group stage match. DR Congo mounted a comeback with two quick goals to lead 2-1, amid controversial VAR decisions including a disallowed goal due to a foul and a denied penalty. The result eliminated Uzbekistan from the 2026 FIFA World Cup with no points, impacting Group K standings.

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Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya met Minister Krishna Byre Gowda on June 23 and sent a letter demanding a white paper within 30 days on how the Karnataka government spent nearly ₹5,500 crore on city roads since 2023. He highlighted specific allocations like ₹7 crore for pothole filling and ₹2,000 crore recently, yet quipped that residents see '98% potholes and 2% roads.' Surya also pushed for a public live dashboard within 60 days to track projects, costs, and progress, amid issues like sinking patches on a major arterial road and broader frustrations over metro faults and bus shortages.

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Despite ₹5,500 crore poured into Bengaluru's roads over three years, potholes still dominate. MP Tejasvi Surya is calling out the government for answers.

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