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Jul 1, 2025 |
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#culture
GB News: Icon of Liverpool city skyline to receive major accolade almost 60 years after opening its doors
Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral has been awarded Grade 1 Listed status nearly 60 years after its opening in 1967. Initially met with skepticism regarding its modern architecture, it has since become an iconic landmark known as 'Liverpool’s Wigwam.'
The recognition highlights the building's unique design and historical significance, ensuring its preservation. Architect Sir Frederick Gibberd's innovative approach has transformed British cathedral design, making it a vital part of Liverpool's architectural heritage.
Forbes: Marvel’s ‘Thunderbolts*’ Arrives On Streaming This Week
Marvel's "Thunderbolts," featuring an ensemble cast including Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan, is set for digital streaming release on July 1. The film follows a team of antiheroes on a dangerous mission, exploring themes of redemption and confronting their pasts.
The movie has grossed $381.5 million globally against a $180 million budget and received positive reviews, with an 88% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. It will be available for purchase at $29.99 and for rent at $24.99 on various digital platforms.
#education
Forbes: Senate Bill Overhauls Student Loan Repayment Plans
The Senate's "One Big Beautiful Bill" proposes significant changes to student loan repayment, affecting both new and existing borrowers. New borrowers after July 1, 2026, will have limited repayment options, while existing borrowers will transition to a modified Income-Based Repayment plan by 2028.
The bill also introduces stricter borrowing limits, particularly for Parent PLUS loans, and eliminates certain deferment options. The Senate plans to vote on the bill soon, aiming for it to be signed into law before July 4.
#technology
Forbes: Delete Every App That’s On This List—‘Risks Are Too Great’
Users of various free VPN apps on Android and iPhone are being warned about potential risks, as many are linked to Chinese companies that may compromise personal data. The Tech Transparency Project has identified these apps as security threats, urging users to delete them.
Experts emphasize that "if you aren’t paying for a product, you are the product," highlighting the dangers of free VPNs that may collect user data under the guise of privacy protection. Both Google and Apple face criticism for allowing these apps in their stores despite known risks, raising concerns about national security and user privacy.