Daily News Digest - 2026-06-01

A widespread issue plaguing Nintendo Switch controllers, Joy-Con drift, has left users seeking repair solutions and questioning the durability of the handheld console.

In Blaenavon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stray sheep have turned streets into traffic jams, prompting the council to hire a shepherd to restore order.

Ottawa motorists are leaning into a revised Canada‑China electric‑vehicle partnership after a 12% quarterly rise in local EV registrations, sparking debate over jobs, tech transfer and environmental standards.

The former Strictly Come Dancing winner opens up about a 30-year struggle with pornography that cost him his home and his marriage.

The actress reveals a love‑hate dynamic with co‑star Jason Sudeikis, shedding light on delays and creative friction behind Ted Lasso’s fourth season.

You don't need an uptown zip code to dress like a Chelsea socialite. Here is how to achieve the polished, effortless look using $8 staples.

Fans split over the visible padding on Dua Lipa’s custom bridal outfit as the pop star ties the knot in London.

Mayor Burnham unveils a fist‑logo and hints at a future cabinet, sparking backlash as Labour insiders warn he’s counting votes before the June 18 poll.

Former emergency manager Jared Moskowitz launches a Democratic bid in a newly drawn, heavily Democratic Florida district, sparking fresh competition under Governor DeSantis’ map.

Dive into 007 First Light's post-game TacSim mode and conquer the Advanced Tactical Training Escalation.

Made in Chelsea star Ollie Locke and husband Gareth leave London luxury for south coast country life — and a new business — after a rent dispute and £500,000 fertility journey.

As Pope Leo XIV prepares to tour Spain and France, a wave of young believers is emerging from secular societies, driven by music, community and a fresh take on faith.

U.S. deficits have tripled since 2021, pushing 10‑year Treasury yields above 4.4% and casting doubt on President Trump’s pledge to balance the budget.

Adult baptisms among 18- to 25-year-olds have tripled in a decade, and the Hakuna movement attracts 35,000 members — but overall church attendance remains low.

Heavy rain and snowmelt flood Alberta and B.C., the Great American State Fair loses key performers, and Montreal’s Tour de l’Ile sees record cyclist turnout.