Jalen Green pens emotional farewell to Houston Rockets after blockbuster trade to Phoenix Suns becomes official

Jalen Green bids a tearful farewell to the Houston Rockets after four seasons, joining the Phoenix Suns in a significant seven-team deal. The Rockets, despite Green’s demonstrated potential, traded him to acquire Kevin Durant. Green expressed gratitude to Houston for their unwavering support, reminiscing about his draft night and time with teammates. He averaged 20.

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Hidden microplastics in your kitchen: How plastic sneaks into your food and easy ways to cut exposure

Microplastics are pervasive in our kitchens, contaminating food, water, and even cookware. These tiny particles enter our meals through various sources, including soil, packaging, and processing. Simple changes like using glass containers, filtering water, and avoiding ultra-processed foods can significantly reduce exposure and promote a cleaner, safer diet.

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US Senators, including Bernie Sanders, send letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, YouTube’s Neal Mohan on ‘talks with Trump’ about censorship lawsuit: ‘We are concerned about…’

Democratic senators, including Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, have expressed concerns that Google might be considering a settlement with Donald Trump in a censorship lawsuit. They suspect this could be a quid-pro-quo arrangement to gain favorable treatment from his administration, potentially violating federal laws. The senators highlight Google’s vast interests in federal policy and existing…

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‘Janaki V v/s State of Kerala’ to ‘Flask’—Legal battles to laugh riots; here’s what’s releasing this week

South Indian cinema is set to explode this week with a diverse range of films hitting theaters. From courtroom dramas like ‘Janaki V vs. State of Kerala’ to comedies such as ‘Kothapallilo Okappudu’ and ‘Bun Butter Jam,’ there’s something for everyone. Action films like ‘Ekka’ and ‘Junior’ are also releasing, promising high-octane entertainment alongside Malayalam…

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Arizona resident dies from pneumonic plague; What to know about the disease (symptoms, risk factors, treatment inside)

A resident of Northern Arizona’s Coconino County succumbed to pneumonic plague, marking the first such death since 2007. Health officials confirmed the rare but deadly lung infection, caused by Yersinia pestis, can spread through respiratory droplets. Symptoms include fever, cough, and chest pain, with rapid deterioration possible.

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