ABC is reportedly urging the US public to defend its stations as it faces scrutiny from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). This comes amid intensified criticism from Donald Trump, who has accused the network of bias and has threatened lawsuits over its recent coverage.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has cancelled its planned spring 2027 Costume Institute retrospective dedicated to designer John Galliano, according to Capital FM Lifestyle. The decision to scrap the Met Gala-linked exhibition is described as a breaking point in the ongoing tension between high fashion and cultural accountability. Details on the specific reasons behind the cancellation were not provided in the report.

Veteran comedian and radio personality Amooti Omubalanguzi has clarified that his departure from Beat FM was a personal decision and not due to being fired, as rumored on social media. He addressed the claims regarding his exit from the station, where he had worked for nearly a decade, emphasizing that he chose to step back from full-time radio work.

Live coverage and text updates are being provided for the FIFA World Cup 2026 match between Mexico and England in the last 16 stage, including full build-up and team news, according to Al Jazeera.

Kyambogo University has addressed and dismissed rumors about its closure, stating that operations are continuing normally. Vice Chancellor Prof. Eli Katunguka Rwakishaya confirmed that the reports of closure are "absolutely untrue" and reassured students, parents, and the public. The university has also announced reporting dates for August.

The UK government has declined to pay financial reparations for its role in the transatlantic slave trade, even as Jamaica has called on King Charles to intervene on the issue. According to Al Jazeera, Britain expressed sorrow over the historical injustice of slavery but firmly rejected demands for monetary compensation. The development highlights ongoing tensions between the United Kingdom and Caribbean nations seeking redress for the lasting economic and social impacts of slavery, with Jamaica among the most vocal advocates for formal reparatory justice.