Daily News Digest - 2026-05-30

Venture firm Dragonfly_xyz moved 137 million SKY to Coinbase, sparking a sell-off that wiped $11.4 million from its position. Technical signals point to further downside.

A new report warns that a proposed NDAA provision would lock U.S. and Israeli militaries into unprecedented joint development, sparking a partisan showdown in Congress.

As The Witcher 3 receives new expansion news, the Sekiro community is looking toward FromSoftware for a potential sequel or DLC.

The Trojans’ 2026 schedule pits them against a national‑champion‑winning Indiana squad, a hostile Penn State venue, and a storied UCLA rivalry, all while testing their physicality and focus.

A transgender successor arrives in Themyscira as DC Comics prepares the June 2026 release of Justice League: Dream Girls.

How a British tenor turned a £100,000 record deal into a seven-million-record career — and kept a £250,000 McLaren for a decade.

The famed Birman cat, once called the world’s richest feline, is now reliant on the designer’s former housekeeper after a contested will leaves her without an inheritance.

The Reds have sacked Arne Slot following a fifth‑place finish and look to former Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola as a replacement.

Ukraine strikes two oil depots and destroys Tu-142 aircraft and Iskander system in Rostov and Krasnodar regions as Zelensky warns of new Russian offensive.

Love Island winner Liam Reardon goes Instagram official with Lara Grace in Ibiza while ex Millie Court struts the runway in Miami.

Mango heir Jonathan Andic releases CCTV footage in a bid to clear his name as a judge outlines a case built on financial motive, alleged evidence tampering, and suspicious prior visits to the site of his father's fatal mountain hike.

An Iranian ballistic missile injured five Americans at a Kuwaiti air base, violating a fragile ceasefire and exposing the gaps in a peace deal that remains unsigned.

The UK government is set to announce a third pay rise for armed forces, backdated to April 1, as it grapples with a £28 billion defence funding hole.

On a single day, the world saw a baseball highlight, a violent shooting in Surrey, a stalled Canadian redevelopment, and a Danish whale death—each story reflecting broader social and environmental currents.

AP interviews reveal Israeli troops still using lethal force around a shifting “yellow line” despite the October ceasefire.