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Following last month’s wider rollout of the Liquid Glass redesign on iPhone, WhatsApp is now testing the updated look on iPad, while a separate version remains in development for Mac. Here are the details. WhatsApp continues Liquid Glass development across all Apple platforms As most WhatsApp users are probably aware, Meta’s rollout of the Liquid Glass redesign has been a long time coming. WhatsApp’s Liquid Glass redesign on iOS began last October, and only recently, users started seeing a broader rollout. On the Mac, WhatsApp began testing the Liquid Glass and the overall macOS 26 redesign earlier this month, with a new sidebar with text labels beside each icon (something Apple is dropping in macOS 27 Golden Gate), an updated chat bar, a refreshed attachment menu, and a dedicated locked chats section. Now, as spotted by WABetaInfo , some users running the WhatsApp beta on iPadOS are gaining access to the redesigned interface, including a floating Chats sidebar and Liquid Glass-style tabs, buttons, and context menu. Image: WABetaInfo From WABetaInfo: The tab bar at the bottom of the screen is the easiest way to spot the new design on iPad. Instead of sitting flat against the edge, it now floats

The White House currently specializes in controversy-courting memes, designed to piss off as many as possible with deliberately half-assed cultural references invariably created using AI. Which is a sentence that would have been absolutely ridiculous to parse at any other point in America’s history. But the latest, a clumsy and crass reference to Destiny 2, has really rubbed people the wrong way, posted to time with the devastating news of widespread job losses at developer Bungie. The White House X account, with almost five million followers, reads like the propaganda output of a banana republic. It wildly veers between reposting far-right news networks’ lies, screenshots of Trump’s incoherent Truth Social drivel, perpetuating wholly untruthful witch-hunts, and embarrassing AI-generated slop. It’s kind of a bad look. But last night’s Destiny 2 reference just felt like an extra level of dickery. Eyes Up, Guardians 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/tO0KmmJ5i5 — The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 25, 2026 This idiotic image of a Destiny-like character screen, featuring a muscular Trump holding a U.S. flag, and “power” levels beyond that which are possible in the game, is obviously nowhere near as dangerous and vile as endangering a person’s life because they put their arm in the Reflecting Pool, nor the constant

Photo: Goffs A month or so after the Tattersalls Fairyhouse event, Goffs hosts Ireland’s second breeze of the year. Irish Derby weekend at The Curragh is complemented by a sale up the M7 in Kill, where, post-withdrawals, some 60 two-year-olds are to go under the hammer, having already breezed at Naas Racecourse on Monday.  Saturday evening’s trade includes the chance for purchasers lots by the likes of Sea The Stars, Camelot, Starman and Havana Grey. The sale also includes two lots by Palace Pier, not least the first lot through the ring, Lot 1, who’s a half-brother to last year’s Prix de Royallieu heroine Consent, while a lot of the calibre to garner attention towards the end of the sale is Lot 54, a Cracksman half-sister to the 2018 Melbourne Cup victor Cross Counter. Sea The Stars is responsible for such two-year-olds as Lot 35, a filly whose second dam won the Del Mar Oaks, while Camelot is behind Lot 52, a half-sister to the Group 3-placed Verimli (additionally, Lot 52’s third dam won the 1997 Prix de Diane). Starman is the sire of several offerings, including Lot 56, a filly out of a half-sister to the Prix Eclipse winner Souvenir Delondres (dam of the Group

Stay up to date with our Politics newsletter, sent weekly . Paigelynne Gonyea has more than 100,000 followers on TikTok, where she posts a mix of comedy and skincare product reviews. On Instagram, where she has more than 33,000 followers, she occasionally posts about politics — including about violence committed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis last winter. This past Tuesday, Gonyea wasn't on her phone. It was Election Day in New York, and she was working the polls at the Central Library in Syracuse. While she was there, she got a voicemail from someone identifying himself as a Homeland Security special agent calling from a New Jersey number. "We were just by your apartment," the caller said, adding he had gotten her phone number from her significant other. "We were just calling you in reference to a post that we believe you made on Instagram where you doxxed an ICE agent back in January." Gonyea denied to NPR she had ever doxxed an ICE agent. Doxxing usually refers to releasing sensitive personal information such as addresses and phone numbers. However, the Trump administration has tried in recent months to broaden the definition. In a statement to NPR that came

NewsWorld Cup: Van Dijk assists as Netherlands and Sweden progress Published 16 hours ago By Joe Urquhart Virgil van Dijk provided an assist for the Netherlands in a 3-1 victory over Tunisia as they progressed into the knockout stage of the World Cup. The Liverpool captain produced a headed knockdown for teammate Brian Brobbey from a free-kick to double the lead gained by Ellyes Skhiri's own goal in Kansas City overnight. Hazem Mastouri reduced the Tunisia deficit after the half-time break, before Jan Paul van Hecke swiftly restored the two-goal advantage for the Netherlands as they claimed top spot in Group F. Cody Gakpo, who completed 84 minutes of the match, and Ryan Gravenberch also started for the Dutch. The Netherlands will now face Morocco in Monterrey in the Round of 32 during the early hours of Tuesday. In the same group, Alexander Isak was selected in attack for Sweden during their 1-1 draw with Japan in Dallas. The Reds forward was involved in the whole encounter, during which Daizen Maeda and Anthony Elanga were on target for either country as the points were shared. The result was enough for Sweden to earn themselves a spot in the last 32

The Smith family stepped out at Paris Fashion Week to support Jaden as he took on the role of men's creative director for Christian Louboutin.

A Palmdale man has been found guilty of federal drug trafficking and firearms charges, including supplying fentanyl-laced counterfeit oxycodone pills that caused the overdose death of a 20-year-old U.S. Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton, the Justice Department announced Friday. A federal jury on Thursday convicted Jordan Nicholas McCormick, 31, of six felony counts: conspiracy to distribute controlled substances resulting in death, distribution of fentanyl resulting in death, distribution of fentanyl, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute LSD, and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime. According to prosecutors, McCormick participated in a drug trafficking conspiracy from at least October 2019 through September 2020. Authorities said he and his co-conspirators obtained and sold LSD, counterfeit Adderall pills laced with methamphetamine and counterfeit oxycodone pills containing fentanyl. Evidence at the 17-day trial showed the group used text messages and Snapchat to coordinate drug sales. According to prosecutors, McCormick sold 1,000 counterfeit oxycodone pills, commonly known as “M30s,” to a co-conspirator on May 22, 2020. Prosecutors alleged the co-conspirator later advertised the pills on Snapchat before selling about 10 of them to a 20-year-old active-duty Marine identified in court records only as “L.M.” The

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The most convincing display of tennis in the first episode of a new YouTube channel from two people with 10 Grand Slam titles between them comes from an 11-year-old, who appears for little more than a minute. And that’s the whole point. Three-time Grand Slam singles champion Andy Murray, and his brother, seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion Jamie, spend the opening episode of “The Set” trying to teach YouTube star KSI how to play tennis. Joshua Lotsu, a county player from Surrey, England, is KSI’s final obstacle on his one-day journey into being a pro. At Wimbledon, the Murrays ask KSI to try to return one of Lotsu’s serves. KSI has three shots. He returns none. The 33 year old, whose real name is Olajide Olatunji, takes the defeat well, which is for the best given that Lotsu is still at primary school. “The Set,” which released its first episode Friday, is the latest in a growing collection of channels created by leading tennis players seeking a creative outlet — and control of how they present their stories and selves to the world at large. Serena and Venus Williams are reuniting at Wimbledon Ava Wallace Some, like Daria Kasatkina and