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Ireland's labour tribunal ordered social media firm X, previously Twitter, to pay a £470,000 (550,000 euro) fine for the unfair dismissal of a former executive after he failed to reply to an email following Elon Musk's takeover. The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), which rules on employment disputes in Ireland, ordered X to pay Gary Rooney the amount on Monday, with the Irish Times

Thieves broke into a Mandeville jewelry store last week and got way with $130,000 worth of merchandise, Mandeville police said. The thieves were described by Sgt. Ron Ruple as “professionals who knew exactly what they were doing.” The owner of the store has offered a reward of $10,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible and recovery of the stolen jewelry.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump vowed this week to release Pentagon footage of UFOs, as well as additional documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein if elected president in November. The former president sat down with podcaster Lex Fridman and was asked about revealing exclusive UFO footage if he is elected for a second term — while Kamala Harris continues to run

Donald Trump has seemingly returned to X, previously known as Twitter, with a campaign ad. The video was initially posted in a way that allowed it to be hidden from visitors to the former president’s profile, and only pushed into users’ news feeds. Mr Trump was once known as perhaps Twitter’s most high profile and controversial users. Throughout his presidency, he used to the site to make