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LOVE Island stars Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Sanders may be back together just days after breaking up. The pair first got together in the ITV All Stars villa in South Africa in January – finishing in fifth place – but their romance barely made it to the summer. Sign up for the Love Island newsletter Thank you! Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Sanders met on Love Island All Stars series 3 in January Credit: Shutterstock Editorial

Ai | A hidden prompt in a LinkedIn bio turned recruiter outreach into Olde English, and the viral prank exposed a real weakness in AI hiring tools. A viral LinkedIn stunt turned recruiter outreach into Olde English, but the joke lands because the weakness is real. A LinkedIn user has turned a hidden line in a profile bio into a working prompt injection attack, and the result was exactly the kind of absurdity that makes the point stick. Recruiter bots reportedly began writing outreach in Olde English and addressing the target as “My Lord,” a prank that spread quickly on Reddit’s r/technology and other social feeds over the weekend. The comedy matters less than the mechanism. What the stunt exposed is a basic failure mode in agentic hiring systems, where text from a public profile is copied into an AI workflow and treated as something closer to instructions than data. That is the core problem with prompt injection, and OWASP still lists it as LLM01, the top risk in its 2025 security guidance for large language model applications. The attack works because many AI tools do not really distinguish between trusted instructions and untrusted content once everything is inside the

It's been a tough ride for long-term Snap (SNAP +3.17%) investors. Once touted as a close rival to Meta Platforms' Instagram, the relatively small social media company remains unprofitable and is down by more than 30% year to date. Investors who are betting on a turnaround may want to cut their losses and review other investment opportunities. Growth is slow and profits are nonexistent Snap's revenue trajectory does not reflect what investors have come to expect from unprofitable, high-stakes companies. The social media company only has an annualized 8.8% revenue growth rate over the past three years. That's much lower than Meta Platforms' 19.9% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the same stretch. Today's Change Current Price It's impossible to even compare the two tech companies anymore. A few years ago, investors would look at Snap's earnings to gauge how Meta Platforms would perform, and vice versa. Few investors do that anymore. Meta Platforms earned more than $200 billion in revenue over the past year, while Snapchat generated less than $10 billion over the same stretch. Image source: Getty Images. The better comparison is Pinterest, but even then, it grows faster and actually makes a profit. Snap reported an $89

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It's a free-for-all in Philly! Setting the final-round stage at the PGA May 17, 2026 09:14 AM Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner preview the final round of the 108th PGA Championship at Aronimink. The final round of the 108th PGA Championship has been as exciting as expected and it still seems wide open. Alex Smalley had the lead going into Sunday, but the 29-year-old has dropped to two back from leader Matti Schmid on the front nine. Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm sit with Smalley, in striking distance of the lead at Aronimink. Justin Thomas has the clubhouse lead after shooting 5-under 65 in the final round. With so many players hunting down the lead, there’s also a chance for a playoff on this beautiful Sunday in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. Follow all of the exciting action with our live blog and our live scoring : Updates Eagle for Rai puts him just one back of the lead... Schmid secures the solo lead! JT on chances to win: ‘I definitely need some wind’ Justin Thomas did his part. The two-time PGA Champion winner shot a 65 during Sunday’s final round and is in the clubhouse with the lead at 5 under

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The Department of State Services (DSS) in Enugu State has invited Ifoma Rosemary Nwaogaranya, a former student of Ezzy International College of Nursing Sciences, for questioning. This is coming nearly seven weeks after Ifeyinwa Okwudu, the administrator of the college, verbally terminated her studentship. FIJ earlier detailed the events that led to the informal termination of studentship in a report in April. READ MORE: Ezzy Nursing College Administrator ‘Expelled’ Student Verbally. She Had No Justification Good Enough to Print It seems the school is not stopping at sending her away, it is also getting security establishments involved. Sunday Obodoeze, who introduced himself as Charles and an Assistant Director of Operations for DSS in Enugu, phoned Nwaogaranya on Friday, bringing to her attention a petition by the school authorities. “This’ (sic) Charles from DSS Enugu. You can come on Tuesday (19/5/26) because we have a conference on the same day, please. By 3 pm, please,” Obodoeze wrote in a text invite following the phone call with Nwaogaranya. Sunday Obodoeze’s text message. The intelligence officer also extended the same invitation to Francis Nwapa, the national secretary of the advocacy group Youth Rights Campaign (YRC). The YRC has been involved in Nwaogaranya’s case, mobilising

ST LOUIS, MO - MARCH 11: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander #22 of the Kentucky Wildcats walks off of the court after the 77-72 victory against the Tennessee Volunteers during the Championship game of the 2018 SEC Basketball Tournament at Scottrade Center on March 11, 2018 in St Louis, Missouri. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) | Getty Images Former Kentucky star and current Oklahoma City Thunder superstar guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had Big Blue Nation celebrating across social media after it was reported that he won his second consecutive NBA Most Valuable Player award. Following ESPN Senior NBA Insider Shams Charania’s report, Kentucky fans quickly took to Twitter/X to praise Gilgeous-Alexander’s. Many fans reflected on his breakout 2017-18 season at Kentucky, where he transformed into a lottery pick by the end of the year under former head coach John Calipari. Advertisement Fans across social media congratulated Gilgeous-Alexander on the achievement and praised how well the former Kentucky star has performed on the NBA stage. Many Kentucky fans celebrated his rise from Lexington to becoming one of the league’s biggest superstars while continuing to represent the program at the highest level. With the help of Gilgeous-Alexander, the Oklahoma City Thunder posted the best record in