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When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Tom Weller/Picture Alliance via Getty Images Looking for the latest information on where to watch the Champions League final? As we've done throughout the tournament for years now, our guide has unearthed a range of international viewing options, many of them free. So you can tune in from anywhere on the planet for a PSG vs. Arsenal live stream. Channels have changed this year, and even the UK has lost its free option for the final, but we can help you unlock free Champions League final live streams from Ireland, Australia, and more. To get around region blocks, you'll need a VPN (virtual private network) to access international live streams from outside their broadcast country. See also: Best streaming deals | Best sports streaming services Champions League final live stream options Access live streams from anywhere via ProtonVPN (30-day money-back guarantee) Austr...

At Luxome, returns of bedding and other textiles go to nonprofits in need through the AI-native software LiquiDonate. Luxome Retail returns are costly to process and hard to resell. Many retailers send them to the landfill. Luxome previously struggled to donate returned blankets without cannibalizing sales. LiquiDonate uses AI to match returns and nonprofits, generating shipping labels for direct donation. When Hyaat Chaudhary founded Luxome in 2018 to sell luxury weighted blankets, "returns were an afterthought," he said. Not every customer wants to keep the products they order, so returns piled up at the warehouse. Other retailers disposed of their returns in landfills . "It just drove me crazy as a human being. It seems wasteful, and I care about the environment," Chaudhary told Business Insider. At one point, Chaudhary donated 5,000 weighted blankets locally. His approach flooded the market, and Luxome customers started canceling their orders, he said. Instead,...

Louisiana is third among states with the highest increase in delinquent mortgages. Cavan-Images/Shutterstock WalletHub ranked US states based on mortgage delinquency. Its list shows which states had the biggest increases in delinquent mortgages between 2025 and 2026. Vermont and Delaware had the highest increases, the analysis found. In recent years, the economy hasn't been kind to homeowners and those looking to buy. Many potential buyers simply can't afford to buy a home, with the average 30-year mortgage rate over 6%. For the people who bite the bullet on a home loan, other costs are waiting. From property taxes and insurance to repair costs, Americans — some of whom face more challenging job markets — are paying more in home expenses than a simple monthly mortgage payment. Whatever the reasons, some homeowners are failing to pay their mortgage payments on time. When a payment is at least 30 days late, it's reported to the credit bureaus as delinquent. A WalletHub stud...

Co-founder of Anthropic, Chris Olah, shakes hands with Pope Leo. Alberto PIZZOLI / AFP via Getty Images Pope Leo XIV presented a sweeping letter about AI alongside Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah. Olah's presence sparked jokes online that Pope Leo is Anthropic's latest high-profile hire. Both Olah and the pope warned of the dangers of AI in their speeches at the Vatican. No, Pope Leo XIV — the 267th Bishop of Rome, who leads over 1.4 billion Catholics — isn't joining Anthropic. After the Vatican invited Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah to help unveil the pope's big letter warning about AI — and he publicly thanked Olah — the internet started joking that one of Silicon Valley's hottest AI startups had recruited the head of the Catholic Church. Breaking: Pope Leo just announced he’s leaving papacy and will join Anthropic as a member of technical staff. https://t.co/4BLW1X1S7P — Mike Sapiton 🇺🇦 (@sapitonmix) May 25, 2026 During his speech, the pope thanked Olah — who...

Pope Leo XIV. Simone Risoluti - Vatican Media via Vatican Pool/Getty Images Pope Leo XIV shared his first encyclical, or a letter to the church, on Monday. He wrote about AI-related issues, from monopolies to employment concerns. Tech leaders, politicians, and journalists are now speaking out in response. Big names in tech, politics, and more are responding to the pope's lengthy letter about AI. Pope Leo XIV released his first encyclical, or a letter to the church about a relevant social issue, on Monday. His writing spans 245 paragraphs and covers AI-related monopolies, employment concerns, ethics, and more. He titled the letter: "Magnifica humanitas: on safeguarding the human person in the time of artificial intelligence." Now, a wide range of people are sharing their thoughts on his stance. Here's what they're saying. David Sacks David Sacks, former White House AI czar, expressed some skepticism over Anthropic's mythos warnings. Matt McClain/The Washington...

Ryan Saltzman works in his family's business Courtesy of Ryan Saltzman Ryan Saltzman is the only one of his four siblings to work in the family business. He worked hard to earn his employees' respect and learn how to work with his dad. The 100-year legacy of the business motivates him to keep it going, he says. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Ryan Saltzman , vice president of Banner Wholesale Grocers . It has been edited for length and clarity. When I was a junior in college , I didn't have a clear idea of what I wanted to do for a career. Then, my dad called. I'd grow up watching my dad and grandfather work hard at Banner Wholesale Groceries, the company that my great-grandfather founded. That day on the phone, my dad explained that he had recently bought out my cousins' share of the business. Banner was doing well, but not phenomenal, and my dad wanted me to help grow the company . Saying yes wasn't the easiest decision. All of my friend...