Iran Vows Retaliation Against US After Strikes Hit Tehran Wedding

Oil prices jump 1% as US-Iran strikes deepen fears of supply disruption

Hampshire sign Scott Kuggeleijn quietly, drawing fan backlash over past rape acquittal

English county cricket club Hampshire have faced significant fan criticism after adding New Zealand cricketer Scott Kuggeleijn to their squad without a public announcement. Kuggeleijn was acquitted of rape and indecent assault charges in 2017 but has previously attracted protests over his selection in cricket teams. Fans reacted strongly on social media, with some calling the signing 'a disgrace' and others describing it as 'shameful' and 'a new low for the club'. The controversy centres both on the player's past legal history and the club's decision not to formally announce the signing.

Trump Pushes Oil Refinery Executives to Boost Capacity and Cut Fuel Prices

President Donald Trump met with oil refinery executives to discuss ways to lower gasoline prices for American consumers. Trump made clear his desire to reduce costs at the pump, pressing industry leaders on how to expand refining capacity. The discussions were confirmed by a White House official who spoke on condition of anonymity. The meeting reflects the administration's focus on easing financial pressure on Americans facing elevated fuel costs.

EV Owners in Apartments Face Unique Challenges Installing Home Chargers

Installing a home EV charger is relatively straightforward for those living in independent houses, but apartment residents face a more complex situation. Shared electrical infrastructure in apartment buildings means individual residents cannot simply add a high-power charger without considering the building's overall power load. Apartment owners typically need approval from housing societies or building management before making any electrical modifications. Exceeding the sanctioned power load of a building can pose safety risks and may violate electrical regulations.