Zodiac Signs who are likely to give a handwritten letter and a gift after a breakup

Unlike signs prone to ghosting, some zodiac signs prioritize graceful endings. Cancer expresses love through heartfelt letters and sentimental gifts. Pisces crafts emotional farewells, while Libra seeks poetic closure. Taurus offers authentic goodbyes with comforting items, and Virgo ensures respectful departures. Even aloof Capricorns bid adieu with dignity and practical gifts, marking a poignant end.

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Twitter co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey launches app to rival WhatsApp: How it is different

Jack Dorsey has launched Bitchat, a decentralized messaging app, now in beta on TestFlight. This peer-to-peer app uses Bluetooth mesh networks, eliminating the need for internet, servers, or personal data. Bitchat aims to provide off-grid communication, ensuring messages are encrypted and delivered through device-to-device connections, even without Wi-Fi or cellular service.

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Chess: Kramnik blasts Nakamura for tossing Gukesh’s king away; calls the act ‘vulgar’

Former world champion Vladimir Kramnik has launched a scathing attack on world no. 2 Hikaru Nakamura following his controversial gesture towards D Gukesh during the USA vs India chess exhibition. Kramnik labeled Nakamura’s actions as “vulgarity” and “degradation of modern chess,” asserting they damaged the game. This comes after India suffered a 0-5 whitewash against…

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Stephen Curry and Angel Reese could team up for Shaquille O’Neal’s marketing masterclass

Stephen Curry’s 13-year partnership with Under Armour has concluded, leaving him exploring new marketing ventures. NBA veteran Shaquille O’Neal, now President of Reebok Basketball, has confirmed that “people are talking to people” regarding a potential deal. This collaboration could see Curry aligning with Reebok, potentially alongside athletes like Angel Reese.

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US states and teachers fight Trump’s PSLF overhaul: Here’s why student loan relief is at risk

Over 20 Democrat-led US states, joined by several cities and non-profit organisations, are suing President Donald Trump’s administration over a new Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) rule. The policy could block teachers, students and other public workers from student loan relief if their employers are deemed to have a “substantial illegal purpose.” The states argue…

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