Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar called for filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor to lose their citizenship after their Gaza documentary NAZA received recognition at the Venice Film Festival. Zohar accused the Oscar-winning directors of treason. The filmmakers' response and the legal basis or process for any citizenship action were not included in the RSS reports.
Apple is developing two game controllers for the iPhone and may sell them under the Beats brand, according to reports citing Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. References to two unreleased controllers were previously found in macOS 26.7 beta code. Apple already sells third-party controllers, but the reports say these would be its own designs.
The Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan are due to decide this week whether to raise interest rates as pressure builds in the US bond market. MarketWatch said the 10-year Treasury yield was near 5%, a warning for equities, while the Financial Times examined how central-bank decisions could affect Treasuries. Neither report predicted a certain outcome.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray suffered a concussion after a hard hit during his debut against the Green Bay Packers. ESPN said Murray was in good spirits, while CBS reported he was ruled out after a late hit in the first quarter. The RSS reports do not identify who replaced him or give a recovery timetable.
Turkish police detained at least 63 people in raids on LGBTQ groups, gay bars and activists' homes across major cities, the BBC and Al Jazeera reported. Human-rights groups accused the government of using a family-values campaign to target the community. The RSS reports do not identify charges, detention locations or the authorities' detailed justification.
Barack Obama urged Democrats at a closed-door Manhattan fundraiser to make artificial-intelligence policy a central agenda, according to the Guardian and TechCrunch. He called for a public conversation and a clear plan addressing safety, the pace of development and job losses. The reports did not describe a formal proposal or legislative timetable.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have rejected a reported proposal from South Korea's KEPCO for $19 billion in advance power payments, according to Investing.com and Seeking Alpha. The available RSS entries provide no explanation for the companies' decision and do not describe the plan's duration, pricing terms, intended infrastructure or KEPCO's next steps.
Enzo Maresca said both Phil Foden and Bruno Fernandes should have been sent off during Manchester City's derby victory over Manchester United. Yahoo reports said Foden received a red card in the 23rd minute and City won 1-0. The RSS material does not state which Fernandes incident Maresca disputed or provide the officials' response.
A Russian drone struck a Warsaw-bound train near Ukraine's border with Poland shortly after former British prime minister Boris Johnson and other senior visitors left the area. Ukraine and Poland condemned the strike as an escalation; no casualties were reported. Ukraine's rail operator suggested the train may have been targeted, but intent remains unconfirmed.
San Francisco police arrested two juveniles after Waymo alerted officers that riders in one of its robotaxis appeared to be handling a loaded AR-style ghost gun. The vehicle pulled over before police conducted what they called a high-risk stop. The available reports do not explain how the vehicle detected the weapon or triggered the alert.