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A Harvard study of over 147,000 adults found that 90 to 119 minutes of weekly strength training was linked to a 13% lower risk of death from any cause.
GPU deals
Tom’s Hardware reported the limited-time Amazon offer as the cheapest RTX 5060 model available, with stock moving quickly
Personal finance
Workers who are automatically enrolled in a pension may be receiving employer contributions they would otherwise miss out on
The British star also said some audiences would not accept a black male actor playing 007.
Chip supply
The companies will work together on next-generation memory for Nvidia platforms, with SK hynix set to supply the resulting technologies
VPN deal
Tom’s Hardware reports the offer includes four extra months, a 78% discount and support for 12 simultaneous device connections
French Open
Zverev beat Flavio Cobolli in five sets at Roland Garros, ending a long wait after three previous losses in major finals
TV watch
The Carley Fortune adaptation is among the week’s highlighted arrivals, alongside the return of “Below Deck Mediterranean
Arts
Dolores Olmedo, a major patron of Diego Rivera who reportedly saw Kahlo as a rival, bought 26 of Kahlo’s artworks — described as the largest such collection
Culture Brief
A New York Times Arts report frames the team’s N.B.A. Finals run as a citywide music-and-basketball moment, stretching from veteran voices to newer artists
Environment
Alison Fure says artificial flowers, ornaments and other plastic items are damaging the cemetery’s ecology; Kingston Council says it will consider her petition after it closes
Music tributes
The 35-year-old Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, whose real name was Mark Orabiyi, died after a double stabbing in Silvertown as police continue to appeal for footage
NBA Finals
The Knicks center was called after a shoving match with Victor Wembanyama, but the ruling was wiped away after review following New York’s 105-104 win
Nutrition research
Researchers say many people in a US-UK study were short of flavanols even when they ate plenty of fruit and vegetables, but heart experts urge caution
International soccer
The Danish Football Union said the 34-year-old was feeling well under the circumstances after Sunday’s match against Ukraine was abandoned
Film
Young directors Kane Parsons and Curry Barker brought online fan bases to theatres, giving Hollywood a fresh test case for low-cost horror and Gen Z moviegoing
Tourette’s awareness
The Galashiels campaigner says the Bafta-winning film I Swear has prompted hundreds of people worldwide to contact him about Tourette’s syndrome
Quebec legislature
With the National Assembly set to rise June 12, the CAQ government has 19 bills on the order paper in its last session before the Oct. 5 election
Governor General
The former Supreme Court justice takes over from Mary Simon in an Ottawa ceremony that begins at 10 a.m. ET
Tony Awards
The Radio City Music Hall ceremony delivered major wins for “Schmigadoon!,” “Liberation,” “Ragtime” and “Arthur Miller’s ‘Death of a Salesman,’ plus standout musical and comic moments
Fraud prevention
Toronto police say reported losses are climbing sharply, while experts warn the pressure tactics behind many scams remain familiar
Federal lawsuit
Two Virginia residents are asking a federal court for an emergency injunction, arguing the South Lawn event bypassed permitting and environmental rules
NFL
The Denver edge rusher posted Bible verses and an apology on Instagram after he and his girlfriend were arrested following a Colorado incident
Environment
The Environment Agency has approved a higher annual limit at the south London plant, while residents and Sutton Council say concerns over emissions and safeguards remain unresolved
Sepsis research
A Nature study in mice found specific gut microbes were linked to stronger inflammation and worse survival, but experts caution the findings cannot yet be applied directly to people
Entry-level hiring
Recent graduates describe sending hundreds of applications into systems that can feel opaque, as economists point to weak hiring, employer uncertainty and AI-driven screening
Mobile hotspot review
Tom’s Hardware says the $299 mobile hotspot is light and initially appealing, but falls short on performance and features
Cable damage investigation
Finland’s National Bureau of Investigation has concluded its criminal probe into damage to two undersea telecommunications cables in the Gulf of Finland
Airlines
Scott Kirby said United is not looking for a deal after American declined a merger idea, even as recent combinations have reshaped parts of the U.S. airline market
Energy security
Countries reliant on imported fuel are giving greater priority to domestic energy as oil and natural gas markets grow more volatile
Livestock health
The latest detection was found in a calf in Zavala County, within an existing control zone, while officials say the U.S. food supply remains safe
Employment tribunal
The former BBC Radio Lancashire presenter and producer challenged his dismissal over X posts, arguing his conduct was linked to ADHD and severe anxiety
Intelligence leadership
The housing finance regulator will keep his FHFA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac roles while taking over an intelligence post created after 9/11 to coordinate U.S. spy agencies
Entertainment
The Cardiff-born performer, known for playing Agent Wilson in the 2017 Twin Peaks revival, was remembered by family and Welsh arts figures
Iran detention
Lindsay and Craig Foreman, arrested during a round-the-world motorcycle trip, deny espionage charges and are on hunger strike in Tehran’s Evin prison
Giants
Dart said his introduction of President Donald Trump reflected respect for the office, but Mike Florio argued the Giants quarterback did not address why the appearance drew criticism
U.S.-Iran tensions
The warning came as Tehran weighed a U.S. draft proposal, Washington described talks as ongoing and Israel-Hezbollah fighting continued despite claims of a pause