Good morning, listeners. You’re hearing BTW Daily News brought to you on December 15, 2025. I’m your host, and I’m glad to share the top stories today with a warm, conversational style that’s easy for your text‑to‑speech system to read.First up, a tragic event on Bondi Beach in Sydney. A gunman opened fire, killing three people, including a young Muslim fruit seller. The Australian police have cordoned the area, and mourners lit men‑orahs at Victoriaville to honor the victims and as a reminder of the beach’s historic Jewish community.Moving on, former President Trump issued a brief, five‑word reaction to the incident: “We need justice.” His comments echoed across the political spectrum. Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department has urged Australian authorities to cooperate fully in the investigation.Now to entertainment. “When Harry Met Sally” director Rob Reiner passed away at 78 after a brief battle with cancer. The Hollywood community has flooded social media with tributes, highlighting his legacy from *This Is Spinal Tap* to iconic *A Few Good Men* performances. His wife, Michele Singer, also died the same day, leading to a joint memorial for the couple.Shifting to business news: Roomba maker iRobot filed for bankruptcy after losing a $1 billion contract. The company announced a buyout by a Chinese engineering firm, but customers are wondering how warranty and software updates will be handled going forward.In Hong Kong, pro‑democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai was convicted of national security offences on a landmark trial. The United Kingdom has formally condemned the sentencing as politically motivated, warning that it could undermine press freedom in the region.On the sports front, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes sustained a devastating ACL injury during a playoff‑eliminating game. He expressed gratitude for his mother’s support, promising to return “stronger than ever.” Chiefs fans are gearing up for a roster shuffle to keep hope alive.For the night shift, wrestling fans celebrated John Cena’s farewell match. The 44‑year‑old legend defeated Gunther in a 25‑minute bout that drew a record crowd, marking the end of an era while closing a chapter on his storied career.In other news, Ukrainian poll data shows a vast majority of citizens reject sweeping peace concessions, signaling a hard‑line stance as negotiations continue in Berlin.That’s the roundup for today. Thank you for tuning in to BTW Daily News. Have a great day, and we’ll see you tomorrow.
