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Cloudflare is experiencing multiple active incidents, according to a Hacker News post. Cloudflare is a major internet infrastructure provider, so disruptions can affect many websites and online services. The scope and impact of the incidents were not specified.
Caleb Williams and recently acquired Jeffery Simmons powered the Chicago Bears to a win over the Seattle Seahawks. The result boosts the Bears and highlights Simmons’ immediate impact, while Seattle’s struggles continued.
The UK plans to double the waiting period for permanent residency, with exemptions for care workers. The change affects migrants’ path to settled status and could have wide implications for immigration and labor policy.
Jon Stewart criticized Rep. Haley Stevens for endorsing Republican Mike Rogers ahead of Election Day. The remarks spotlight Democratic divisions and cross-party endorsements in a closely watched political race. The intervention could draw attention to the endorsement’s electoral impact.
Data reveals that Australian MPs are granting powerful political lobbyists unrestricted access to parliament. The findings raise concerns about transparency and the influence of lobbyists on democratic decision-making.
Point of Law, a horse formerly owned by King Charles, stormed home to win the 2026 Melbourne Cup. The victory adds a royal connection to Australia’s most famous horse race and is likely to draw wide public interest.
Disney is expected to lay off thousands of employees in its biggest round of job cuts this year, according to Variety. The cuts at a major entertainment company signal continued cost-cutting across the media industry and will affect a large number of workers.
MIT Technology Review reports on which people and organizations are complying with a loyalty test tied to Trump’s “Super Intelligence” push. The list matters because it shows how political alignment is shaping the AI sector and who is willing to publicly back the agenda.
Reddit argued that Australia rushed through an “ill-thought-out” ban on under-16s using social media as its High Court challenge began. The case tests a landmark law that could reshape age verification and minors’ access to platforms. Its outcome could set a precedent for similar restrictions worldwide.