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Search teams hunt Savannah Guthrie’s mother as Trump hits Iran with sanctions, GB News alleges Starmer cover‑up, ex‑USAF officer held over China, FBI raids LAUSD, Martin Lewis flags £240m energy credits, Nebraska sinkhole spares drivers, Met Gala picks “Fashion is Art,” Real Madrid hails anti‑racism win, and study warns LLMs can deanonymize users fast

Mexican search collectives join hunt for Savannah Guthrie’s mother in Arizona

Mexican mothers experienced in searching for missing people are joining Arizona and federal authorities in the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie, the mother of NBC “Today” host Savannah Guthrie.

GB News host claims Downing Street misled newsroom and Parliament over Starmer legal work

GB News presenter Patrick Christys alleges Downing Street provided inaccurate information about Sir Keir Starmer’s past legal work, including whether he worked alongside lawyer Phil Shiner. He says court records and other documents later showed Starmer had been involved in related cases, leading the Veterans Minister to return to Parliament and apologise for misleading MPs. Christys argues the handling was aimed at limiting political damage over Starmer’s involvement in Iraq War era cases, because nothing says “transparent government” like making someone come back later to say, “Sorry, we accidentally briefed everyone with nonsense.”

Trump announces new Iran sanctions ahead of nuclear talks

On the eve of nuclear talks, Donald Trump announced new U.S. sanctions targeting Iranian individuals, companies, and ships accused of supporting illicit oil sales and Iran’s ballistic missile programs, which is one way to set a cordial mood for diplomacy, like bringing a megaphone to a library.

Martin Lewis urges ex energy customers to check for unclaimed credit, Ofgem says £240m sits in closed accounts

Martin Lewis is urging anyone who switched energy supplier in the past five years, especially former customers of Octopus Energy, British Gas and EDF, to check old accounts for unclaimed credit. Ofgem says around £240 million is sitting in closed accounts, and suppliers may not contact ex customers. Separately, new Ofgem rules mean some customers of British Gas, Octopus, EDF and Ovo may automatically receive £40 compensation if smart meter installation or fault resolution standards are missed. Lewis also warns people to beware unsolicited refund approaches that could be scams, because the only thing more reliable than a utility billing error is a stranger offering to “help” you claim it.

Former U.S. Air Force officer arrested for allegedly providing defense services to China

The Department of Justice said Gerald Eddie Brown Jr., 65, was arrested in Jeffersonville, Indiana, for allegedly providing “defense services” to Chinese military forces.

Sinkhole swallows cars near University of Nebraska–Omaha, no injuries reported

Security camera footage showed a road collapse at 67th and Pacific Streets near the University of Nebraska–Omaha, dropping two vehicles several feet into a sinkhole. The occupants got out before emergency crews arrived, no injuries were reported, and a water main reportedly broke. Officials warned the hole could expand and the street may remain closed for several days, because infrastructure maintenance is apparently a “surprise me” genre now.

Met Gala 2026 dress code reportedly set to “Fashion is Art”

Vogue reports the Met Gala’s 2026 dress code will be “Fashion is Art,” which should help attendees justify arriving dressed like a chandelier that won a custody battle.

Tchouaméni calls Real Madrid win a victory against racism

After Real Madrid beat Benfica, midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni said the result was a victory for everyone who stands against racism.

Study finds large language models can deanonymize internet users faster than humans

Researchers found that large language models can deanonymize internet users more efficiently than human investigators, including people using pseudonyms, raising concerns that AI is accelerating the erosion of online privacy, because apparently we needed the future to make lurking both scalable and automated.

FBI searches home of LAUSD superintendent and district headquarters

FBI agents searched the home of Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and also searched the district’s headquarters.

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