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Natalie Nakase, known for her unconventional approach, coached the Valkyries to WNBA glory. The Guardian Sport profile examines how her leadership and the team’s “unbreakable love” helped drive their success. The achievement marks a major milestone for the Valkyries and adds to Nakase’s rise as a pioneering coach.
A Hacker News user launched HackerBooks, a Show HN project that collects books mentioned across HN discussions. It works like HackerTube but for books, helping readers discover titles referenced by the community.
British tennis player Harriet Dart has credited a Wimbledon champion with helping turn her career around. The BBC Sport report explains the support she received and how it contributed to her revival. It offers insight into Dart’s comeback and the influence of a title-winning player.
Donald Trump publicly condemned his former lawyer over a reported $50 million arrangement involving the family of a banker Trump had pardoned. The dispute draws attention to questions about presidential pardons, access and private financial dealings among Trump associates.
A helicopter crew rescued climbers stranded on a cliff in Italy in a dramatic operation. The rescue prevented further danger to the trapped climbers and highlighted the risks of climbing and the role of emergency services.
Israeli forces continued a siege and carried out arrests in Hebron, according to Al Jazeera. The measures affect Palestinian residents and reflect ongoing Israeli security operations in the occupied West Bank, heightening local tensions and restrictions.
Serbian authorities have arrested a police chief over allegations of abuse of office, according to Al Jazeera. The arrest of a senior law-enforcement official puts scrutiny on police accountability and anti-corruption enforcement in Serbia.
Britain’s traditional landline phone network will be switched off in 100 days, and the deadline will not be extended. The change affects households, businesses, and vulnerable people who rely on landlines or connected devices such as alarms.
The Enlightenment project has released version 0.28.0 of its open-source desktop environment and window manager. This is a routine software update for Enlightenment users and developers, likely bringing fixes and minor improvements rather than broad impact.