Product Safety: A new American Heart Association analysis links energy drinks and pre-workout supplements to serious heart events: 45% of reported cases involved cardiac arrest or heart attacks, mainly among adults aged 18–34. The findings show an association, not proof the drinks caused each event. Home Tech: Starlink has begun bundling its first Wi-Fi 7 router with select residential plans in the US and Canada; it claims coverage up to 3,500 square feet, but offers no 6 GHz band. Travel: Singapore Airlines plans a S$2 billion cabin revamp across four classes, with new designs due to enter service from late 2027. Food Safety: A tested jar of Nepalese “mad honey” contained more than 1,000 times the cited EU safety level for grayanotoxin, underscoring calls for stronger testing standards. Shopping: A blind taste test of 10 coffee machines found a budget pod model beat a £1,200 rival, challenging the assumption that pricier machines make better coffee. Recalls: UK safety alerts this week included products sold at major retailers; a Walkers sharing box was recalled over undeclared wheat, a risk for people with allergies or coeliac disease.