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Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Yahoo
Twin Cities volleyball coach charged with sexually assaulting 17-year-old player
Twin Cities volleyball coach charged with sexually assaulting 17-year-old player originally appeared on Bring Me The News. A volleyball coach from Burnsville has been charged with sexually assaulting one of her underage players. Brooke Reinhardt, 24, of Rosemount, is charged with three counts 3rd-degree criminal sexual conduct by someone in a position of authority, with the victim a 17-year-old boy. Reinhardt is listed as the coach of the Burnsville High School varsity boys volleyball team. According to the charges, a man found the 17-year-old's wallet in his apartment after returning from being out of state between June 23 and 29. The man said Reinhardt had been looking after his home while he was out of town, and that the victim "had never been in [his] home and had no reason to be," the complaint states. When he called Reinhardt about the discovery and told her he was upset with what he found, she allegedly said "okay" and "okay, bye." The 17-year-old was interviewed and said he'd forgotten his wallet and that his coach, Reinhardt, had sent him a text saying he'd forgotten it in her car, saying that she had given him a ride to practice in Maple Grove on June 28, before bringing him home. The teen initially told police that his relationship with Reinhardt was that of a "coach and athlete" and that she was nice, but they had not spent any time together other than for playing volleyball. When the victim allowed officers to check his phone, they allegedly found texts from Reinhardt telling him "he had a lot of things to delete," the complaint states, as well as texts about condoms. The victim then told officers Reinhardt had been helping him with a social situation that led to them hanging out more often. This allegedly led to them getting food together, and then "kissing," with the teen saying they had started "dating" two to three months earlier. After initially saying it had not progressed beyond kissing and watching TV, the teen allegedly admitted when asked about the condom texts that "they had penetrative sex," per the complaint. He claimed the first time happened at Reinhardt's Rosemount house about a month earlier, with the second time at the Burnsville apartment on June 28. The teen also said Reinhardt had sent him nude pictures. Reinhardt was arrested on July 2 and during interview, she claimed the boy had left his wallet in her car after she drove him to practice, and described their relationship as coach and player. She later allegedly admitted that in May she had engaged in sexual acts in her vehicle with the boy, and admitted to having sex with him at her house, the boy's house, and the Burnsville man's apartment. She also admitted sending the boy nude pictures. WCCO reports Reinhardt was hired in September 2023, with Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District saying that while it can't release personnel information, it is fully cooperating with police on the matter "and will take appropriate actions as dictated by district policies and state law." This story was originally reported by Bring Me The News on Jul 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Every reward in Overwatch 2 Season 17 Battle Pass
Image via Blizzard Entertainment. Season 17 in Overwatch 2 is now finally here. Fans have been waiting for the new season for a long time as it was slated to bring so much new content into the game, and it has done exactly that. With the likes of a brand new map named Aatlis and three new heroes for the Stadium mode, fans have already started loving this update. However, just like any other season, the majority of anticipation is growing around the Season 17 Battle Pass. With 80 tiers and a huge number of precious in-game rewards, this season's Battle Pass is surely going to be a blockbuster. Overwatch 2 Season 17 : Every Battle Pass rewards Season 17 Battle Pass in Overwatch 2 features a lot of in-game rewards. | Image via Blizzard Entertainment. There are a total of three types of Battle Passes in Overwatch 2 Season 17. Let's breakdown all the note-worthy rewards in each type: Premium Battle Pass 8-bit Reinhardt Legendary Skin 8-bit Genji Legendary Skin 8-bit Sombra Legendary Skin Delinquent Cassidy skin from Overwatch Academy Professor Fawkes Junkrat skin from Overwatch Academy Sakura Ana skin 2 Legendary Loot Boxes 500 Overwatch Credits An array of cosmetics like emotes, souvenirs, charms, name cards and voice lines 80 Mythic Prisms (With which, you can unlock the Mythic Horang Hero Skin, Mythic Steel Death Reaper Weapon Skin, or other Mythic content.) Ultimate Battle Pass Bundle All the rewards of the Premium Battle Pass 20 Tier Skips 2,000 Overwatch Coins Principal Lacroix Widowmaker Legendary Skin Professor de Kuiper Sigma Legendary Skin Free Battle Pass 1 Legendary Loot Box 600 Coins 1,500 Credits 8-Bit Orisa Epic Skin 8-Bit Epic Epic Skin For those who want to buy the Premium Battle Pass of Season 17, it will cost 1,000 Overwatch Coins. However, the Ultimate Battle Pass Bundle of Season 17 has to be purchased directly with real-world money which costs $40. Players need to keep in mind that the Season 17 Battle Pass rewards are available from June 24 to around August 26, 2025, keeping in mind the standard nine week season cycle in Overwatch 2. Read More: How to earn free Overwatch Coins from OWCS in Overwatch 2? Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
Yahoo
24-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
BofA Reiterates a Buy Rating on Gold Fields Limited (GFI)
Gold Fields Limited (NYSE:GFI) is one of the 11 Cheap Gold Stocks to Buy According to Hedge Funds. Reinhardt van der Walt, an analyst from Bank of America Securities, reiterated a Buy rating on Gold Fields Limited (NYSE:GFI) on May 30 with an associated price target of $26.00. The analyst based the rating on the company's growth potential and strengths, stating that it exhibits considerable leverage to high gold prices. He considers this a beneficial factor given the bullish outlook for gold to reach $4,000 by H2 2025. Aerial view of a large gold mine in South Africa with many excavators and trucks working. Reinhardt also projects Gold Fields Limited (NYSE:GFI) to attain industry-leading production growth with an estimated compound annual growth rate of 9% between fiscal year 2024 and fiscal year 2027. This rate exceeds both its own consensus and that of its peers across the globe. The analyst further supported the Buy rating with Gold Fields Limited's (NYSE:GFI) strong exploration and reserve replacement track record. This holds especially true in Australia, where the company is continually outperforming its peers. Gold Fields Limited (NYSE:GFI) is a globally diversified gold producer with nine operating mines in South Africa, Australia, Chile, Ghana, Peru, and Canada. It engages in underground and surface gold and copper mining. The company is also involved in the exploration, extraction, smelting, and processing of silver. While we acknowledge the potential of GFI as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock. READ NEXT: The Best and Worst Dow Stocks for the Next 12 Months and 10 Unstoppable Stocks That Could Double Your Money. Disclosure: None. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
CNET
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- CNET
Overwatch 2 Season 17 Adds Map Voting and Rounds Out Stadium's Roster
The next season of Overwatch 2 is pretty packed with content compared to other odd-numbered seasons, and developer Blizzard is going all-out with its investments into Stadium mode and player choice for the game. Season 17 is chock full of charming retro vibes, featuring a mythic skin for the resident gamer hero, an 8-bit Reinhardt skin and new heroes for Stadium, the most important mode in Overwatch. A new map is also arriving for one of the game's most underutilized core game modes, although you can choose not to play it if you don't want to thanks to the debut of the map voting system. As always, Season 17 will also introduce a suite of new events and ways to earn free cosmetics. Here's what you have to look forward to when the update launches on June 24. Players will have equally-weighted votes to choose their next competitive map. Blizzard/Screenshot by CNET Map voting is the next way to empower players during matchmaking The Overwatch 2 developers have been hard at work the past few seasons, fine-tuning the game to make each individual match feel more fun. Between tinkering with a limited return to the 6v6 match format by adding back the second tank player, adding hero perks that personalize Overwatch's cast of characters and implementing competitive mode hero bans, Blizzard is creating more ways for you to feel like you have a substantial impact on the outcome of your games. The Season 17 update will further empower you by letting you exercise some influence over what map you'll play on. That doesn't mean you'll be able to choose a map before you queue for matchmaking, but it does mean you won't necessarily get stuck playing on Havana five times in a row. Starting in Season 17, you'll be presented with three maps before the game starts. Each player has an equally-weighted vote for which map they want to play on -- once everyone has voted, the game randomly picks one of the votes and then locks in that map. You won't have complete control over what maps you play on, but you're going to have some choices now -- Blizzard's matchmaking is starting to skew toward giving you more power to choose what maps and heroes you want to see in your games. Sigma will unlock even more ways to mitigate damage and take to the skies in Overwatch 2's Stadium mode. Blizzard/Screenshot by CNET More heroes make the jump to Stadium Stadium's roster of characters grows closer to encompassing the whole cast from the core game. Sigma, Junkrat and Zenyatta are making their debuts in Overwatch 2's MOBA-like mode, giving you a chance to pick up a fresh character no matter what role you enjoy playing. New versions of Esperanca (a Push map) and Samoa (a Control map) will be coming to Stadium, letting you duke it out in bite-sized rounds in a wider variety of colorful environments. The Stadium Forge will also launch at the beginning of Season 17, allowing you to create and save item loadouts in order to test the effectiveness of certain hero builds in the late game. No longer will you have to roll the dice on buying up items and hoping they synergize well together -- now you can test them out before bringing them into the heat of battle. Season 17 will start everyone on equal footing with the first Stadium rank reset, ensuring that you have the most competitive experience possible when these new heroes and maps launch. Morocco looks lush and green in the new Overwatch 2 map, Aatlis. Blizzard/Screenshot by CNET A brand-new core map for an underutilized game mode Overwatch 2's new map, Aatlis, will see players fighting from lush gardens to train stations in Morocco. It's a Flashpoint map, so fights will move from one control point to another in one of Overwatch's largest combat arenas. Flashpoint launched with two maps (New Junk City and Suravasa) all the way back in Season 6, and no new maps have been added to the pool since then. While Flashpoint isn't exactly a fan-favorite game mode, it'll be nice to get a new map to spice up the pool after almost 10 seasons of playing on the same two massive battlefields. In the Season 17 blog post, Aatlis is described as being "built for tighter fights, cleaner rotations and fast paced momentum," so there's a chance the map's design makes fights flow quicker than in previous Flashpoint offerings. Reaper's mythic weapon skin is launching alongside mythic mech. Blizzard/Screenshot by CNET Double mythic skins at launch, alongside the opportunity to earn some free loot While the mythic hero skin usually comes out at the beginning of the season, the mythic weapon skin usually comes out later. This isn't the case with Season 17. Horang skin blends Siberian tiger imagery with special visual effects to give her and her mech unique customization options. Reaper's Steel Death shotgun skin is appropriately edgy, adding razor-sharp scythe blades to the barrels of the hero's guns. Both mythic skins will be available at the launch of Season 17, though players will have to choose only one to invest their mythic prisms into -- there's only just enough of the currency in the battle pass to afford one of these new skins. The launch of Season 17 will also kick off with the chance to earn new rewards in the Powered Up event, where players who complete 17 matches in Quick Play, Competitive or Stadium modes will earn four epic loot boxes (and subsequently, a free legendary skin). Sombra is the star of the show. Again. Blizzard/Screenshot by CNET Hacks and Hijinx limited-time mode hones in on what makes Overwatch so fun Blizzard really loves theming their events around Sombra, it seems. First we had Quick Play: Hacked experiments -- now the computer genius anti-hero is the star of Hacks and Hijinx, a new mode that begins on July 15. This limited-time experience is a 6v6 playlist that will see you square off in core Overwatch modes while new match modifiers come into play during each round. One round might implement low gravity while the next might change health packs scattered around the map into ultimate ability-charging power ups. With this mode, Blizzard wants to hone in on the chaos and confusion that differentiates Overwatch 2 from other games. Each round will have a new modifier that will force players to adapt with strategies and hero picks that can take on the challenges ahead. It's almost time to get powered up in the new arcade game-themed season. Overwatch 2 Season 17 will be released on June 24.
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Best builds in Overwatch 2 Stadium
Image via: Blizzard Entertainment Overwatch 2's Stadium mode was a breath of fresh air into the fast-paced realm of hero shooters. In this best-of-seven format, players get Stadium Cash, which they use to purchase upgrades and improve their hero abilities between rounds. Since there are 17 playable characters plus a shifting meta, one of the main points to keep in mind are the builds now prevalent in the meta, as climbing ranked for those shiny cosmetic rewards is a worthy endeavor. So, let's spring into action and analyze the best builds and strategies pulling riders on the Stadium map. Game Changers: S-Tier Builds With the tank that meets the Stadium, we get a new hybrid in high mobility brawlers. Her upgrades allow her to do burst damage and self-heal colossally: Heavy Missiles through her Matrix and self-healing-all that enhances her sustain and threat-level presence. Self-Destruct is in essence a map wipe under tight confines, and those are very common in Stadium maps. Ana : Ana appears almost downright broken from the support perspective. She converts into a long-range command helicopter, capable of healing through walls, giving overhealth, and shutting down fights with never-ending grenade uptime. Her Nano Boost travels through walls for reliable clutch plays almost from anywhere on the map and rewards good positioning and timing, which veterans will do to the fullest advantage. The BEST Stadium HERO BUILDS For Overwatch 2 Powerful Contenders: A-Tier High-Impact Though not as all-encompassing as the top picks, some heroes still have game-winning potential. Reinhardt : With a barrier-centric build, Reinhardt shines in durability and utility for the team. Upgrades that let him regenerate his shield while spamming Fire Strikes make for an aggressive, yet safe frontline. Reinhardt's Charge even carries a little bit of air time into the mobility execution of an otherwise grounded playstyle. Mei : Mei has also made her home in Stadium. Her build renders her an absolute menace to enemy movement, with piercing freeze effects, endless ammo, and area denial tools to lock down objectives. While she doesn't rush enemies with damage, her healing loops coupled with zoning ensures she's a fantastic pick for an organized team. Reaper : Reaper capitalizes best on the skirmish-heavy nature of Stadium. His AoE lifesteal comes with cooldown resets and increased damage bonuses when flanking, rendering him almost unkillable in clustered engagements. In brawls, especially, he's frightening, but he's far less useful in open or vertically oriented spaces. These are the BEST Builds in Overwatch 2 Stadium Skilled but Risky: B-Tier High Reward Genji : Genji does well with his mobility and over health stacking to harass that can duel most heroes. However, if he doesn't get either an Ana Nano Boost or some peeling from the team, he's as fragile as they come. Either way, his effectiveness depends largely on the player's skill and knowledge of the map. Juno : Juno, one of the newest supports, thrives when her team sticks together. Her AoE healing zones, cooldown resets, and ability to loop over health make her an invaluable asset in grouped pushes. Unfortunately Struggling to Shine: C-Tier Builds That Need Work Junker Queen: Not every hero flourishes in the Arena mode. Though the Junker Queen is quite resilient, she feels more like a bruiser than a true tank here. Her Wounds mechanic scales very, very poorly, and she cannot apply pressure at range. She is okay-secondary choice for maps allowing close engagements-but ultimately falls far behind other, more impactful picks. This ONE SHOT ANA BUILD Is BROKEN In Stadium (Overwatch 2) More than an evening pastime, Stadium tests flexibility, creativity, and strategic expenditure. While meta heroes like and Ana tread on a higher bar, there is enough room for innovation. Whether you'll be zoning, healing loops, or burst flanks-the best build is the one that fits both the map and your playstyle. Just prepare yourself to improvise-right now is always just moments from the next round in Stadium. Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.
