WorldPingRolling Stone
Inside Abdul El-Sayed’s Improbable Victory
The progressive took on AIPAC and won Michigan’s Democratic primary for Senate.Taking on MAGA won’t be any easier…
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Variety
‘Operation Safed Sagar’: Inside Netflix’s High-Altitude Bet on the Untold Story of the India-Pakistan Kargil War
WorldPingThe most important prop in Netflix series “Operation Safed Sagar” isn’t a fighter jet. It’s a wing badge.
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Hollywood Reporter
Isabella Rossellini Is Working on a History of Pets Shorts Series, Talks David Lynch, Robert Redford
During an appearance at Locarno 2026, the star and filmmaker also recalled a dream she once had about her famous father Paolo and British director John Schlesinger becoming "a couple in heaven."…
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Hollywood Reporter
ESPN
'It's just phenomenal': Inside the primal appeal of T-Rex races
Hundreds of competitors are poised to take the turf at Emerald Downs this year, honoring a tradition that began as a team-bonding experience.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by ESPN
WorldPingTimes of India
India gets its first woman 'Top Gun': Bhawana Kanth scripts IAF history
Squadron Leader Bhawana Kanth achieved a historic milestone by clearing the Fighter Combat Leader course. This demanding program trains officers in advanced combat tactics and spans twenty weeks.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Times of India
WorldPingThe Guardian
Geelong forced to scrap secret deal with AFL player with history of concussion
Player signed letter waiving some potential future legal rights Cats’ agreement condemned by AFL Players’ Association The AFL says it did not approve a deal between Geelong and one of their players – who had suffered a history of concussion – that wo…
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by The Guardian
WorldPingFrance 24
Japan's 'leprosy island': The dark history of Nagashima
In the 1930s, Japan found itself battling against the spread of leprosy. Faced with the infectious disease, which attacks the nerves and deforms the body, the authorities confined leprosy patients to sanatoriums – some of them on the island of Nagashima.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by France 24