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JJ Watt Named CBS Sports New Lead NFL Analyst in Multiyear Deal
Sports

JJ Watt Named CBS Sports New Lead NFL Analyst in Multiyear Deal

Skydance is handing a pretty big NFL ball to JJ Watt. The former defensive end will take on one of the biggest on-air roles in sports after officially being named the new lead NFL analyst for CBS Sports. He is taking the post on a regular basis following the exit of his predecessor, Tony Romo.

Skift Global Forum 2026: 7 Insights From Travel Industry Leaders
Travel

Skift Global Forum 2026: 7 Insights From Travel Industry Leaders

This sponsored content was created in collaboration with a Skift partner. AI is forcing travel companies to make difficult choices about technology and customer relationships. Meanwhile, the industry’s commercial priorities are becoming harder to reconcile. Hospitality brands are pursuing premium demand while facing questions about affordability, travel companies are experimenting with new revenue models, and

Why is a peat fire so bad? BBC is in Indonesia to find out
UK

Why is a peat fire so bad? BBC is in Indonesia to find out

The BBC’s Liza Tambunan is in central Kalimantan, as Indonesia is facing its worst wildfire season in a decade. A toxic haze has been choking millions of residents in the region, and has spread to neighbouring countries such as Singapore and Malaysia. So why has it been so bad? Liza Tambunan explains what peat is,

Massive strikes hit Kyiv hours after Putin agrees to fresh peace talks
US

Massive strikes hit Kyiv hours after Putin agrees to fresh peace talks

Russia attacked the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv in a massive missile attack overnight into Thursday, hours after President Vladimir Putin said the Kremlin was ready to resume trilateral peace talks next month. At the request of US special envoy Steve Witkoff during their three-hour meeting on Wednesday, Putin said he would be willing to resume

EU aims to ease pesticides rules, health experts sound alarm
World

EU aims to ease pesticides rules, health experts sound alarm

As part of its drive to “streamline and simplify” EU laws, the European Commission has proposed sweeping changes for agriculture and food safety legislation. These include a move to ease rules controlling the use of pesticides and herbicideswhich help fight pests and weeds. Under current EU rules, which date back to 2011, primary pesticide components,

A Tale of Two Cities, retold in style
Asia

A Tale of Two Cities, retold in style

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] For many of Hong Kong’s high-flying executives and entrepreneurs alike, Central is already part of their working day. That proximity is part of the reason why OCBC has chosen the prime location of 35 Queen’s Road Central for its Central Branch. Here, clients

Global Auto Consumer Survey: Regional Trends in a Changing World
Automotive

Global Auto Consumer Survey: Regional Trends in a Changing World

Over the next decade, the car industry will change in almost every way, from increasing electrification and automated driving support to the growing use of AI in the buying journey and new manufacturers entering the market. In addition, geopolitical challenges are putting growing pressure on both original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers, with the industry’s

Quebec Superior Court hears arguments to suspend Montreal bylaw banning insults - Montreal
Canada

Quebec Superior Court hears arguments to suspend Montreal bylaw banning insults – Montreal

By Erika Morris The Canadian Press Posted October 22, 2026 2:24 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Lawyers are asking Quebec Superior Court to suspend a recently-adopted bylaw banning insults against employees of the city of Montreal, including police officers. The bylaw prohibits insults, harassment, threats, abuse and intimidation,

Mamdani's New Criminal Justice Czar Called for 'Abolishing the Police,' Accused Cops of 'Enforcing White Supremacy,' Demanded 'Reparations,' Deleted Comments Reveal
Crime & Justice

Mamdani’s New Criminal Justice Czar Called for ‘Abolishing the Police,’ Accused Cops of ‘Enforcing White Supremacy,’ Demanded ‘Reparations,’ Deleted Comments Reveal

A radical, police-bashing activist who resigned from a nonprofit job in the wake of an antisemitism scandal has been named to a $225,000-a-year position “overseeing” New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani’s (D.) Office of Criminal Justice, the Washington Free Beacon can reveal. Justine Olderman, a longtime public defender, “will work closely with district attorneys, public

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