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IGN's Tara Bennett reviews The Terror Season 3 premiere airing May 7 on AMC+ and Shudder, noting its adaptation of "The Devil in Silver." Set in modern-day Queens, the episode explores a musician's 72-hour psychiatric hold at New Hyde Hospital while blending supernatural elements with critiques of the U.S. mental health system.
Lloyd's executives are discussing how much information to share regarding an ongoing investigation into former CEO John Neal's relationship with a promoted employee. Led by Freshfields, the probe examines governance issues under Neal's 2018–2025 leadership. Chair Sir Charles Roxburgh controls disclosure timing, aiming for transparency while protecting involved parties. Neal's subsequent AIG presidency was canceled in November 2025.
On May 8, 2026, New York Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie disputed Governor Kathy Hochul's assertion of a finalized state budget agreement despite policy consensus on auto insurance reforms. Heastie emphasized unresolved financial details and tax disputes, while other legislators expressed similar concerns regarding the lack of monetary agreement. Although Hochul confirmed a $268 billion total with increased spending, critics note that legislative confereeing remains necessary to finalize the budget before implementation.
Cybersecurity experts state that vulnerabilities revealed by Anthropic's Mythos model can be detected using existing AI tools, contradicting claims of a novel threat. While global institutions scramble to address potential risks, researchers note that the offensive capability to find flaws predates the announcement, leaving systems exposed because defensive measures lag behind. This dynamic accelerates attack frequency despite ongoing efforts by major firms to develop countermeasures.
Following devastating January 2025 wildfires in Southern California, clergy from diverse denominations collaborated to assist displaced residents, manage insurance claims, and advocate for rebuilding efforts. Faith leaders organized mental health resources, lobbied government officials, and navigated complex land-use regulations while restoring damaged places of worship and supporting scattered congregations.