Kai Cenat Sued After Bodyguard’s Alleged Assault at NYC Parade

Streamer Kai Cenat is facing a civil lawsuit after his bodyguard allegedly assaulted a man during the 2025 Dominican Day Parade in New York City.

The plaintiff claims he was punched without provocation and is also accusing Cenat of negligent hiring and vicarious liability.

 

US-Iran Conflict Escalates as Seventh Night of Strikes Follows Ceasefire Collapse

US forces carried out a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iranian military targets after President Donald Trump declared the temporary ceasefire “over,” while Iran responded with attacks on US allies including Kuwait.

The renewed fighting has killed two US service members, damaged infrastructure in Kuwait, and prompted missile interceptions by Jordan and Bahrain.

 

Kenya Investigates Cybersecurity Incident Affecting Presidential Website

Kenya is investigating a cybersecurity incident that affected the official presidential website, with authorities launching a forensic probe into the cause.

The government said it quickly activated cybersecurity response measures, temporarily restricted access to the site, and began restoration efforts.

 

West Indies Collapse Again as New Zealand Take 2-1 ODI Series Lead

West Indies slumped to a six-wicket defeat to New Zealand in the third ODI on Thursday after another batting collapse against spin left them defending just 140.

The hosts lost six wickets for 19 runs after being 121-4, with Jayden Lennox taking 4-52, while Keacy Carty top-scored with 48.

 

Rapper Jay-Z-Backed Indonesian Coffee Chain Kopi Kenangan Eyes $1.4 Billion IPO

Rapper Jay-Z’s investment portfolio is set for a potential boost as Indonesian coffee chain Kopi Kenangan explores an IPO that could value the company at up to $1.4 billion.

The rapper invested in the fast-growing coffee brand in 2019 through his venture arm Arrive, alongside Serena Williams, helping support its expansion.

 

Us President Donald Trump Threatens New Tariffs on Canada Over Wildfire Smoke Crisis

US President Donald Trump has threatened new tariffs on Canada, blaming the country for smoke from hundreds of wildfires spreading into the United States.

President Trump accused Canada of “willful negligence” in managing forests, while Ontario Premier Doug Ford urged the US to provide firefighting support instead of criticism.

 

Lil Wayne Returns to Podcasting with New Weekly Show ‘The Joint Venture Show’

Rapper Lil Wayne is returning to the podcast world with a new weekly show, The Joint Venture Show, launching July 22 on YouTube and other platforms.

The rapper will team up with sports radio personality Craig Carton for candid conversations covering sports, music, and pop culture.

 

‘Married to Medicine’ Star Lia Jones Claims Ex-Husband Tried to Have Her Killed

Former Married to Medicine: Los Angeles star Lia Jones has accused her ex-husband, Dr. Colin Dias, of trying to recruit a neighbor to kill her, allegations he has denied.

Jones filed for a domestic violence restraining order, but a judge declined to grant immediate protection, scheduling a hearing for August 5.

 

U.S. Introduces Major Changes to Student and Exchange Visitor Visas

The Trump administration has announced new rules that will replace the long-standing “duration of status” policy for international students and exchange visitors.

Under the changes, MOST new F and J visa holders will be allowed to stay in the U.S. for up to four years before needing to apply for an extension.

UEFA Issues New VAR Guidance After World Cup Controversy

UEFA has instructed its Video Assistant Referees, VARs, not to use the mistaken identity protocol to punish players for simulation, following controversial incidents at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The call comes after VAR reviews led to yellow cards being reassigned to players deemed to have dived rather than been fouled.