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Actor James Handy Stabbed to Death in LA; Girlfriend’s Son Charged, June 06
Actor James Handy, known for Jumanji and Top Gun: Maverick, was fatally stabbed in Tarzana, California. Michael Gledhill, 44, charged with murder.
Japan Health Insurance Law Overhauls Pregnancy Support, June 06
Japan’s Health Insurance Law reform eliminates standard childbirth costs and adjusts OTC drug coverage, reshaping patient and state risk-sharing.
Tax Filing Deadline June 8 for Storm-Affected Taxpayers
Mississippi and Tennessee taxpayers affected by Winter Storm Fern have until June 8 to file taxes following IRS disaster extension.
Bitcoin Crashes Below $61K as Strategy Sells, Hedge Funds Flee
Bitcoin drops to $60,912, down 4.2% daily. MicroStrategy sale and AI rotation drive $62 billion loss in crypto treasury holdings.
Meghan Markle Shares Lilibet Birthday Photos, Shifts Social Media Strategy, June 05
Meghan Markle shares Princess Lilibet’s fifth birthday photos on Instagram, calling her daughter their “dream girl.”
EPFO Retains 8.25% EPF Interest Rate for FY 2025-26, June 06
EPFO retained 8.25% EPF interest for FY 2025-26, crediting between June-September 2026 after government notification and reconciliation.
AI Bubble Shows Dot-Com Parallels as Nasdaq Crashes 4%, June 06
Ray Dalio warns AI stocks mirror dot-com bubble patterns as chip stocks crash. Goldman Sachs questions AI ROI amid Broadcom’s weak guidance.
Nasdaq Crashes 4.18% on Chip Selloff, Worst Day Since April 2025
Nasdaq fell 4.18% to 25,709.43 on June 5 as chip stocks crashed and Treasury yields rose, triggering a broad market selloff.
ANZ, Macquarie Cut Fixed Rates as Big Four Diverge, June 06
ANZ and Macquarie cut fixed rates by up to 0.45% while Westpac and NAB hike, reflecting conflicting RBA forecasts among Australia’s major banks.