The Daily

John Burn-Murdoch questions the panic around falling UK “healthy life expectancy” by showing how blunt the metric is: it combines mortality data with subjective self-reported health. The stronger finding is diagnostic, not contrarian. Physical health appears stable or improving, while worsening self-rated health is driven largely by mental-health reporting among younger adults, especially young women. For Robert, this is the best breakfast read because it separates a headline-friendly statistic from the clinical and policy problem underneath.

Spoiler-safe morning guide: one Eastern Game 7 has already happened inside Robert’s spoiler window, while Orlando–Detroit and Toronto–Cleveland are still on today’s board. The Saturday game is simply available to watch back — no winner, score, post-game series state or player line here. For the Sunday games, the useful pre-tip note is availability: ESPN lists Kevin Huerter as questionable for Detroit and Brandon Ingram as questionable for Toronto. Treat this as a clean viewing map, not a recap.

Der FALTER beschreibt die Misstöne vor dem Eurovision Song Contest in Wien: Mehr als 1100 Musikerinnen und Musiker fordern unter „No Music for Genocide“ einen Boykott Israels, während der Wettbewerb zur lokalen Bühne für Kulturpolitik, Sicherheitsfragen und Erinnerungskonflikte wird. Das ist stärker als ein bloßer Eventhinweis. Der ESC wird zum Stresstest dafür, wie die Stadt Großereignisse politisch aushält.

The FDA has granted early access to daraxonrasib for previously treated patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer. The NYT anchor is straightforward: the oral drug is not yet approved, but the clinical signal is encouraging in a disease area with few real advances. The regulatory moment matters more than company hype. It shows how the agency is willing to create a controlled access path when unmet need and early efficacy line up.

The latest ClawHub commits are not a marquee feature; they are infrastructure hygiene. “fix(convex): gate large index deletion” follows several fixes around rate-limit indexes and backfills. For OpenClaw users, that is exactly the kind of work that matters at scale. Registry and skill infrastructure is being stabilized where growth otherwise breaks invisibly.