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England's run chase faltered against Sri Lanka, with veteran batter Kusal Mendis producing a standout innings to guide Sri Lanka to victory. Reports described England as hamstrung during the chase, unable to build momentum against Sri Lanka's bowling. The result is drawing attention from cricket fans in the UK, US and India, with many praising Kusal's match-defining performance.
- 2War-wounded US veterans selling merch exposed as AI fakes▼War-wounded military veterans peddling cheap patriotic merch are actually AI fakes out of China: report
A new report describes scam operations producing AI-generated images of wounded American military veterans to sell cheap patriotic merchandise online. The fabricated 'veterans' appear in ads and storefronts tugging at patriotism, with researchers linking much of the activity to networks based in China. The case highlights how generative AI is being weaponised for emotional, exploit-heavy e-commerce fraud targeting US consumers.
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Veterans of the historic 1970s ping-pong diplomacy exchanges between China and the United States are voicing hope that relations between the two countries can improve. Their appeal recalls how a simple table tennis tour helped thaw decades of hostility and led to renewed contacts between Beijing and Washington. The former players are calling on both governments to draw on that spirit of goodwill at a time when bilateral ties remain strained over trade, technology and security disputes.
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John Goodman has been cast in season 3 of HBO's post-apocalyptic drama 'The Last of Us', according to The Hollywood Reporter. Details about his role were not disclosed in the report. The casting news comes as the series continues its adaptation of the acclaimed video game, with fans speculating which character the veteran actor might play.
- 5Michigan veterans voice frustration over Iran War impacts●Michigan vets outline everyday impacts of Iran War, airing frustrations with GOP leadership
Veterans in Michigan are describing how the Iran War is affecting their daily lives and criticizing Republican leadership over the conflict. Their remarks, reported by Michigan Advance, add a local voice to the national debate over US military involvement in Iran, with veterans expressing anger at how elected officials are handling the war.