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Bryson DeChambeau says he will focus on his YouTube channel if LIV Golf fails over a potential return to the PGA Tour. Last week, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced it would be cutting its funding to the breakaway golf league following the conclusion of the 2026 season. In a statement released on Thursday, the PIF said the "substantial investment required is no longer consistent, with the fund's investment strategy moving forward." As one of LIV Golf's biggest stars - along with Spain's Jon Rahm, who reached a resolution with the DP World Tour on Tuesday to pay all of his outstanding fines as part of an agreement to return to play on the circuit - DeChambeau's future is now one of great interest. "I think, from my perspective, I'd love to grow my YouTube channel three times, maybe even more," DeChambeau said, who has 2.69m subscribers on YouTube, told ESPN. LIV Golf: What next for Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau? 'I want to see Rory play Bryson' - Trump backs LIV players' PGA Tour return When are the majors? Key dates in 2026 Get Sky Sports or stream golf with no contract LIV CEO breaks silence on DeChambeau

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Hackers stole data of 119,000 Vimeo users in April. The breach, linked to a third‑party vendor, exposed personal details. Vimeo confirmed a data breach after the ShinyHunters gang stole personal information of 119,000 users in April 2026. According to Have I Been Pwned, the attackers accessed user data through a compromise at Anodot, a third‑party analytics vendor. “In April 2026, the ShinyHunters extortion group listed Vimeo on their extortion portal as part of their “pay or leak” campaign. They subsequently published hundreds of gigabytes of data, predominantly consisting of video titles, technical data and metadata.” reported Have I Been Pwned.”The data also included 119k unique email addresses, sometimes accompanied by names. Vimeo attributed the exposure to a breach of Anodot, a third-party analytics vendor, and advised the incident does not include “Vimeo video content, valid user login credentials, or payment card information”.” Vimeo confirmed that the security incident is linked to a breach at Anodot. An unauthorized actor accessed some Vimeo user and customer data, mainly technical information, video titles, metadata, and in some cases email addresses. “Vimeo is aware of a security incident affecting Anodot, a third-party analytics vendor used by Vimeo and many other companies. The Google Threat Intelligence report associated with the unauthorized

A Miami woman is facing charges after she was accused of working with two other women to rob a man who she met on Instagram at her luxury apartment, police said. Nicole Cano, 30, was arrested Monday on charges of false imprisonment and strongarm robbery, Miami-Dade jail records showed. The alleged incident happened back on April 11, when the victim said he was contacted by Cano, who he had previously met on Instagram, an arrest report said. According to the report, they agreed to meet that afternoon for drinks at her apartment at Paraiso Bayviews, a luxury high-rise condo building on Northeast 31st Street. The man said Cano escorted him to her apartment and while he was admiring the view from the balcony, two unknown females came out of a bedroom, the report said. Cano and the two other women began demanding money from him and he shouted that he didn't have any money but they prevented him from leaving the apartment, the report said. A brief struggle ensued and the man said his chain was forcibly pulled from his neck. Local He said he maintained possession of the chain but a $300 gold cross pendant was taken, the report

The Czech-Slovak Base Camp on Makalu. Photo: Expeditionclub.cz David Roubinek, 38, a member of the Czech-Slovak team attempting both Makalu and Makalu II, has died of altitude sickness. Roubinek of the Czech Republic fell sick shortly after reaching Camp 3 (7,400m) on Makalu II. Three other climbers were with him on a summit push, while the rest of the team, including leader Lukas Madr, had retreated to Advanced Base Camp. The Czech-Slovak team with friends and the outfitter in Kathmandu some weeks ago. Photo: Expeditionclub.cz In Camp 3, Roubinek showed symptoms of High Altitude Pulmonary Edema, prompting his partners to abort the ascent and help him back down. However, Roubiek died some 200m lower down, before being able to reach Camp 2, officials told The Tourism Times . The seven-member Czech-Slovak team was aiming for both Makalu I and II. They reached Base Camp about two weeks ago after acclimatizing on Mera Peak. They climbed with no Sherpa support above Base Camp. Sherpas had previously fixed the route to the main summit of Makalu, and several groups of climbers topped out this past weekend. It is not known whether the Czech-Slovak team fixed ropes on Makalu II, though. Makalu II

GENESEE COUNTY, Mich. (WNEM) - Montrose Community Schools are encouraging families to talk to students about online safety while police investigate a threat made over social media. In a letter to families, Shawn Birchmeier, the principal at the Kuehn Haven Middle School said a potential threat was reported to their office Monday. Birchmeier said the school and Montrose Police immediately began an investigation, where the threat was determined to not be credible, but police are still involved in the situation. Over the weekend, Birchmeier said a 4th grade student created a Snapchat profile using a false age, and was contacted by an unknown person who tried to form a relationship with them. The student briefly shared her located before removing it, and the person she had been in contact with then made inappropriate sexual requests. Birchmeier said when the student became upset, and the person responded by threatening her. Birchmeier said the situation is an example of the important of conversations about online safety, adding families should monitor their child’s online presence and activity. Anyone who has an interaction online that feels unsafe or inappropriate is encouraged to report it to law enforcement. Subscribe to the WNEM TV5 newsletter and

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The Met Gala is usually packed to the brim with celebrities looking to show off their best iterations of each year’s theme. It’s an event where your stylist can make it or break it, and can even become celebrities of their own accord. This year’s gala, however, saw a new type of celebrity take center stage: Silicon Valley. Tech money powered the Met Gala to its biggest fundraising year ever. The 2026 event raised a record $42 million for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, up from last year’s then-record-breaking $31 million. The lead sponsors were not a fashion house or a Hollywood studio, but Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos, who contributed a reported $10 million. Amazon, Meta, OpenAI, Snapchat, and Shopify all purchased tables at $350,000 each, and individual tickets hit $100,000, up from roughly $75,000 in 2025. It’s a notable shift for an event traditionally defined by supermodels, actors, and musicians. For decades, the Met Gala guest list read like a roster of entertainment and fashion royalty, one where Rihanna’s dress makes the front page and designers compete for which celebrity will wear their look up the famous steps. This year, it was tech CEOs and