May 5, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 75,071.72USDT | +0.35% | 74,451.49 – 75,267.85 |
| Gold | 4,831.961USD | +0.87% | 4,789.850 – 4,838.410 |
| Oil | 91.76USD | +0.39% | 90.52 – 91.87 |
| S&P 500 | 7,022.96USD | +0.80% | 6,967.13 – 7,026.24 |
| EUR/USD | 1.18039USD | +0.04% | 1.17954 – 1.18238 |
| ETH | 2,356.14USDT | -0.16% | 2,345.04 – 2,369.59 |
| QQQ | 637.40USD | +1.40% | 628.20 – 637.83 |
| DXY | 98.009USD | -0.04% | 97.832 – 98.068 |
| EUR/TRY | 52.92330TRY | +0.22% | 52.80890 – 53.00950 |
| VIX | 18.17USD | -1.03% | 17.40 – 18.50 |
Prices as of April 16, 2026 05:25 UTC
Escalating Iran war dominates global headlines with U.S. warships breaking the Strait of Hormuz blockade and attacks on UAE oil facilities, while oil prices surge. Domestically, the Reserve Bank of Australia hikes rates, the U.S. Supreme Court fast-tracks voting and abortion rulings, and the Met Gala draws celebrity attention. Other key themes include AI regulation, hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, and geopolitical shifts in Europe and Asia.
Tensions escalate as US warships engage Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran attacking UAE oil facilities and threatening shipping. President Trump warns of severe retaliation, while oil prices jump and shipping companies face confusion.
The Trump administration faces multiple legal challenges, including a judge slamming a 'serious breakdown' in legal ethics over a deportation case, and demands for names of 2020 election workers in Georgia. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court temporarily restored access to the abortion pill by mail, and the White House considers vetting AI models before release.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship kills three passengers, with a British crew member needing urgent care. Health authorities confirm cases and investigate others.
European nations are preparing for a more dangerous world, with Poland training citizens in civil defense and Europe building its own DARPA to counter drone threats. The UK's Starmer calls for a whole-society response to rising antisemitism, and there are discussions about reducing US troops in Germany.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP party won the West Bengal state election for the first time, making gains across India. The victory has significant implications for the country's political landscape, with opponents accusing the party of cheating.
Ukraine continues to face the war with Russia, as a Ukrainian drone hit a Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day celebrations. The UK is discussing joining a £78bn EU loan scheme for Ukraine, and Rishi Sunak highlights Ukraine's value as an ally amid Iran tensions.
A car ramming attack in Leipzig, Germany, killed two people and injured many others. The driver, a 33-year-old German citizen, was detained, but his motive remains unknown.
Secret Service shoots and wounds an armed man near the Washington Monument; a 15-year-old boy is also hit. The incident occurs shortly after Vice President Vance's motorcade passed through the area.
Amazon expands its logistics arm to outside companies, GameStop proposes acquiring eBay for $55 billion, and Maryland bans AI-driven price increases in grocery stores. Oil prices jump due to Iran tensions, and the New York Times wins three Pulitzer Prizes.
A monster truck drove into a crowd in Colombia, killing three, and a plane hit a light post at Newark Airport. In Australia, two volunteers died off the NSW coast during a rescue attempt, and Spain seized a record amount of cocaine in the Atlantic.
China seeks advantage with both Trump and Iran as the war evolves, pushing Iran to negotiate while exporting material for Iran's military. Xi's 'forever purge' and China's self-revolution are analyzed, and a Chinese comedian in exile speaks out.
The UK faces a driving-test backlog, record modern slavery levels, and pothole-fueled voter frustration ahead of local elections. Cabinet ministers warn against ousting Keir Starmer after poor local poll results, and the Victoria state budget in Australia shows a surplus.
Tensions spike as U.S. warships engage Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran attacking UAE oil facilities and threatening shipping. Trump warns of severe retaliation, while oil prices surge and global shipping faces disruption.
The Supreme Court temporarily restores mail access to abortion pill mifepristone and fast-tracks Louisiana voting map decision, drawing criticism from liberal justices. Trump administration faces legal scrutiny over ethics and election investigations.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic results in three deaths, with one confirmed case and five under investigation. Health authorities are monitoring the situation.
UK Prime Minister Starmer hosts a summit on rising antisemitism and pushes for EU loan scheme for Ukraine. Modern slavery reaches record levels, and local elections highlight voter frustration over potholes.
China mediates between Iran and the U.S. as war evolves, while Israel expands its fighter jet fleet. Europe prepares for a more dangerous world, and the Abraham Accords face strain.
Trump's power tested in primary elections, Democrats add candidates for midterms, and the White House considers AI oversight. Controversies include bison removal from federal lands and Kennedy Center layoffs.
A car ramming in Leipzig kills two, a monster truck accident in Colombia kills three, and a Secret Service shooting near Washington Monument wounds an armed man. Mali's junta leader names himself defense minister after predecessor's death.
Amazon expands logistics to outside firms, GameStop proposes $55B eBay acquisition, and Maryland bans AI-driven grocery price hikes. Oil prices jump amid Iran conflict, and Victoria state budget shows surplus.
Anthropic partners with Wall Street giants to create new AI firm, while Trump administration considers pre-release AI model vetting. Robots are deployed in waste sorting due to labor shortages.
U.S. revokes visas of Costa Rican watchdog board members, Pakistan mediates Iranian crew transfer, and Canada's Carney pulls closer to Europe. India's Modi wins West Bengal election amid cheating accusations.
Ukrainian drone hits Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day, while Russia declares ceasefire. UK and EU discuss loan scheme for Ukraine, and Starmer highlights Ukraine's value as an ally.
Pulitzer Prizes 2026 winners include New York Times and Washington Post for public service. Met Gala theme 'Costume Art' explores fashion as art, and Chinese exiled comedian Chizi navigates freedom constraints.
A royal commission in Australia hears horrific accounts of antisemitism faced by Jewish children, while UK PM Starmer hosts a summit to address rising antisemitism. The issue gains global attention amid calls for a whole-society response.
The Supreme Court fast-tracks a Louisiana voting map decision, allowing Republicans to redraw maps for midterms. Justice Jackson criticizes the expedited ruling, while the court also temporarily restores abortion pill access by mail.
The Trump administration demands names of 2020 election workers in Georgia, faces a judge's criticism for legal ethics breakdown, and considers vetting AI models. Primary elections test Trump's power over Republicans.
A Secret Service shooting near the Washington Monument wounds an armed man and a 15-year-old boy, while a suspect in the Correspondents' Dinner shooting is placed on suicide watch. Shootings on the National Mall remain rare.
A Ukrainian drone hits a Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day, while Europe builds its own DARPA to counter drones. UK PM Starmer lauds a £78bn EU loan for Ukraine amid tensions with Trump.
Oil prices jump amid Iran conflict, while Anthropic and Wall Street giants form a new AI firm. Maryland bans AI-driven grocery price increases, and British pubs close at a rate of almost two per day.
The New York Times wins three Pulitzer Prizes, including for photography from Gaza. The Washington Post wins public service for coverage of Trump's federal agency overhaul.
Elections in Indian states see Modi's party win in West Bengal, while analysis warns of potential India-Pakistan war escalation and US struggle to contain it.
China seeks advantage with both Trump and Iran amid war, while analysis highlights Xi's 'forever purge' as the real goal behind self-revolution.
A car ramming in Leipzig kills two, a monster truck accident in Colombia kills three, and Mali's junta leader names himself defense minister after predecessor's death. Canada's PM pulls closer to Europe amid Trump tensions.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have intensified as US warships engage Iranian forces, with Trump threatening to 'blow them off the face of the Earth'. Iran attacks UAE oil facilities and vessels, causing oil prices to jump 6% and disrupting global shipping.
Prime Minister Starmer hosts a Downing Street summit to address rising antisemitism, calling for a whole-society response. A royal commission in Australia also hears horrific accounts of antisemitism faced by Jewish children.
The Supreme Court temporarily restores access to the abortion pill mifepristone by mail, while also fast-tracking a Louisiana voting map decision. Democrats vow to continue fighting for reproductive rights.
Victoria records its first post-pandemic surplus in the 2026 budget, though debt nears $200bn. Three people die off the NSW coast after a rescue boat rolls while trying to help a sinking yacht, including two volunteers.
Potholes fuel voter frustration ahead of local elections in England, with road conditions a top concern. British pubs are closing at a rate of almost two per day in 2026.
Civilian volunteers in Ukraine use an old skydiving plane to hunt Russian drones. Europe is building its own DARPA to counter drone threats, and Starmer lauds a £78bn EU loan for Ukraine.
Anthropic partners with Wall Street giants to create a new AI firm. The White House considers vetting AI models before release, and Maryland bans AI-driven price increases in grocery stores.
China seeks advantage with both Trump and Iran as war evolves. Canada's Carney pulls closer to Europe amid Trump tensions, and the Axis of Abraham faces divergent visions for the Middle East.
The New York Times wins 3 Pulitzer Prizes, while the Washington Post wins for public service coverage of Trump's federal agency overhaul. A Canadian fiddler sues Google over AI-generated false claims.
A car ramming attack in Leipzig kills two; a monster truck accident in Colombia kills three. Mali's junta leader names himself defence minister after his predecessor's death.
The US launched 'Project Freedom' to break Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, with warships shooting down missiles and drones. Attacks on UAE oil facilities and vessels have spiked oil prices, while fragile cease-fires strain.
The Supreme Court temporarily restored abortion pill access by mail and fast-tracked a Louisiana voting map decision. The Trump administration faces legal challenges over ethics, visa revocations, and demands for 2020 election worker names.
Australia's RBA raised rates to 4.35%, while China doubles down on wind power amid high oil prices. US trade policy and tariff mess are debated, with shipping firms facing confusion in the Gulf.
UK PM Starmer hosts a summit on rising antisemitism, while a royal commission in Australia hears horrific accounts of antisemitic abuse in schools. Modern slavery in the UK is at record levels.
A deadly fireworks factory explosion in China kills 21, and a 2022 plane crash is blamed on fuel cut-off. China seeks advantage in Iran war and expands wind power dominance.
Europe prepares for a more dangerous world, with Poland training citizens in civil defense. The UK faces pub closures and pothole voter frustration, while Germany sees a car ramming attack.
The White House considers vetting AI models before release, and Maryland bans AI-driven grocery price increases. Anthropic partners with Wall Street for a new AI firm.
Ukraine uses AI and civilian volunteers to counter Russian drones, while a Ukrainian drone hits a Moscow high-rise. Connections between Taiwan and Ukraine grow informally.
The 2026 Pulitzer Prizes are announced, with The New York Times winning three awards. The Washington Post wins for public service coverage of Trump's federal overhaul.
The 2026 Met Gala featured Beyoncé's return and a star-studded red carpet under the theme 'Costume Art'. The event highlights fashion as an embodied art form.
A Secret Service shooting near the Washington Monument, a Canadian fiddler sues Google over AI defamation, and a plane hits a light post at Newark Airport.
The Iran war intensifies with U.S. warships breaking the Strait of Hormuz blockade, attacks on UAE oil facilities, and drone strikes. Oil prices jump as violence flares, and China pushes Iran to negotiate while exporting military material.
The Reserve Bank of Australia hikes the cash rate to 4.35%, impacting mortgage holders. Meanwhile, Australia eyes a security pact with Fiji amid Beijing pushback, and the next Scottish government faces tough spending choices.
Google DeepMind workers in the UK vote to unionize amid a deal with the US military. The White House considers vetting AI models before release, and Maryland bans AI-driven price increases in grocery stores.
The Supreme Court fast-tracks Louisiana voting map and abortion pill rulings. Trump administration demands names of 2020 election workers, and a judge slams the administration for legal ethics breakdown.
The 2026 Met Gala features Beyoncé's return and a star-studded red carpet under the theme 'Costume Art'. The New York Times wins three Pulitzer Prizes, and the Washington Post wins for public service.
China doubles down on wind power as oil prices stay high, and Xi's 'forever purge' targets self-revolution. The hidden price of China's New Silk Road is explored, and China seeks advantage with both Trump and Iran.
A drone hits a Moscow high-rise, and Ukraine expands long-range strikes. Civilian volunteers hunt drones with an old skydiving plane, and Europe prepares for a more dangerous world.
Terror survivors write in support of UK Jews, and a royal commission hears horrific accounts of antisemitism faced by Jewish children in Australia. Starmer hosts a Downing Street summit to address antisemitism.
Confusion in the Strait of Hormuz leaves shipping firms guessing as the US vows to help tankers navigate. Pakistan helps Iranian crew from a seized ship, and oil prices jump 6%.
A car driven into a crowd in Leipzig kills two, a fireworks factory explosion in China kills 21, and a deadly China plane crash was caused by fuel cut-off. A plane hits a light post at Newark Airport.
Amazon expands logistics arm to outside companies, British pubs close at a rate of almost two per day, and robots move in as waste firms struggle to find staff. Jaguar Land Rover could have shifted production without subsidy.
Today's top stories center on AI regulation and corporate moves, with Anthropic partnering with Wall Street for enterprise AI, OpenAI's president defending his $30B stake in court, and the White House considering pre-release AI model vetting. Major security vulnerabilities like CopyFail and cPanel bugs are being actively exploited, while tech IPOs from Fervo Energy and Cerebras signal strong market interest. Other key themes include the SEC's settlement with Elon Musk, Valve's Steam Machine imports, and a retracted study on ChatGPT in education.
The high-stakes trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI continues, with testimony from OpenAI president Greg Brockman defending his $30B stake and the company's for-profit shift. Musk's legal team questioned Brockman's motives, while Musk sent ominous texts demanding a settlement. The trial could reshape OpenAI's future.
Anthropic and OpenAI are both launching joint ventures with Wall Street giants to market enterprise AI, while Sierra raised $950M at a $15B valuation for AI-powered customer experiences. Cerebras is also heading for a blockbuster IPO, reflecting intense investment in AI infrastructure.
Hackers are mass-exploiting a critical cPanel bug to take over thousands of websites, while the US government warns of the severe CopyFail bug affecting major Linux versions. A DoD contractor vulnerability and Microsoft Edge storing passwords in clear text also raise alarms.
The White House is considering vetting AI models before release, signaling a shift toward oversight. Meanwhile, a Chinese court sided with a worker replaced by AI, and a Nature paper on ChatGPT in education was retracted over red flags.
The SEC settles its lawsuit against Elon Musk over his Twitter stock disclosure, with Musk agreeing to pay $1.5 million. The settlement is seen as a bargain.
GameStop made an unsolicited $56 billion offer to acquire eBay, but struggles to explain its financing. eBay is weighing the offer amid GameStop's declining revenue.
Enhanced geothermal startup Fervo Energy plans to raise up to $1.3B in an IPO that could value it at $6.5B. Heat pump sales are also rising across Europe as energy prices surge.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues AI creates jobs, while a Chinese court sided with a worker replaced by AI. Discussions continue on AI's effect on salaries and employment.
US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with ad tech firms, and DHS demanded Google hand over data on a Canadian's activity. A college student is suing a dating app that allegedly used her TikTok videos to target men.
AMD is adding HDMI 2.1 support for Linux, good news for Steam Machines, while Valve imported 50 tons of game consoles. The Pixel 11 may be downgraded due to a RAM shortage, and a suspected YouTube bug spikes RAM usage.
The creator of Notepad++ disavowed a fake macOS version, calling it a trademark violation. Other stories include a 1966 Ford Mustang converted into a Tesla with FSD, and the Pulitzer Prize winners for 2026.
Mother's Day gift guides from The Verge and WIRED highlight deals on smart calendars, locks, and SwitchBot button pushers. Sony's $7.85M PlayStation settlement details are also covered.
The ongoing federal trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI intensifies, with Musk's lawyers questioning OpenAI president Greg Brockman's motives and $30 billion stake. Brockman defends his stake as earned through 'blood, sweat, and tears,' while Musk allegedly sent ominous texts demanding a settlement.
The SEC settled its lawsuit against Elon Musk over his delayed Twitter stock disclosure, with Musk agreeing to pay $1.5 million. The settlement is seen as a bargain for Musk amid the agency's broader pullback on corporate lawsuits.
The Trump administration is now considering vetting AI models before public release, a shift from its previous noninterventionist stance. This comes amid broader debates on AI safety and job impacts, with Nvidia's CEO arguing AI creates jobs.
Anthropic and OpenAI are launching joint ventures with Wall Street firms like Blackstone and Goldman Sachs to integrate AI into enterprise services. Sierra also raised $950M to become the global standard for AI-powered customer experiences.
The CopyFail bug in Linux is being actively exploited, posing major risks to servers and data centers. Meanwhile, hackers are mass-exploiting a cPanel vulnerability to gain control of thousands of websites.
GameStop made an unsolicited $56 billion offer to acquire eBay, but struggles to explain how it will finance the deal amid falling revenue and store closures. eBay is weighing the offer.
The Bun JavaScript runtime is being ported from Zig to Rust, sparking community concern and discussion. A commit on GitHub confirms the move, and a blog post titled 'I am worried about Bun' reflects developer anxiety.
Microsoft Edge stores all passwords in clear text in memory, even when unused, raising serious security concerns. The vulnerability has been widely reported and discussed.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy plans a $1.3B IPO, while Peter Thiel backs a $1B ocean data center startup powered by waves. These reflect growing investment in sustainable energy and infrastructure.
A Nature study on ChatGPT's benefits in education was retracted over red flags, while a Chinese court sided with a worker replaced by AI. Debates continue on AI's effect on salaries and employment.
Valve imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days, hinting at an imminent Steam Machine launch. AMD's HDMI 2.1 Linux support also bodes well for the device.
US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with ad tech firms, and DHS demanded Google data on a Canadian activist. These highlight ongoing privacy and surveillance issues.
Anthropic partners with Wall Street giants like Blackstone and Goldman Sachs to create a new AI firm, while OpenAI launches similar joint ventures with asset managers. Sierra raises $950M to become the global standard for enterprise AI customer experiences.
The White House considers vetting AI models before public release, marking a shift from its noninterventionist approach. A Chinese court sides with a worker replaced by AI, and a study on ChatGPT in education is retracted.
A critical CopyFail bug in Linux is actively exploited, while hackers mass-exploit a cPanel bug to take over thousands of websites. Microsoft Edge stores all passwords in memory in clear text, and a multi-tenant authorization vulnerability is found in a DoD contractor.
Hyundai reportedly demands tens of thousands of Boston Dynamics robots ASAP, while the creator of Roomba returns with a furry robot companion. Peter Thiel backs a $1B ocean data centre startup powered by waves.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy plans to raise up to $1.3B in an IPO that could value it at $6.5B. Heat pump sales rise 17% across Europe in Q1 as energy prices surge.
Cerebras, OpenAI's partner, is on track for a blockbuster IPO valuing it at $26.6B or more. AMD adds HDMI 2.1 support for Linux, boosting prospects for Valve's Steam Machine.
US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with ad tech giants. Meta faces scrutiny over removing lawyer ads for social media addiction cases, and a college student sues a dating app for using her TikTok videos.
GitHub experienced an incident with issues and webhooks, now resolved, while a site tracks 'Days without GitHub incidents.' A suspected YouTube bug spikes RAM usage above 7GB.
New Orleans must start relocation now due to sea level rise, according to a Guardian report. A study finds a new link between GLP-1s and hair loss.
The ongoing federal trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI has revealed details about Greg Brockman's $30 billion stake and internal communications. Musk's legal team questioned Brockman's motives, while OpenAI claims Musk sent threatening texts demanding a settlement.
Anthropic and OpenAI are both launching enterprise-focused ventures with Wall Street partners like Goldman Sachs and Blackstone. Sierra also raised $950M to dominate enterprise AI customer experiences.
The White House is considering pre-release vetting of AI models, marking a shift from its noninterventionist stance. Meanwhile, the US president cited national security to stall 165 wind farms.
Critical bugs like CopyFail in Linux and a cPanel vulnerability are being actively exploited, affecting thousands of servers and websites. Hackers are mass-exploiting these flaws, prompting government warnings.
The SEC settled its lawsuit against Elon Musk for $1.5 million over his delayed disclosure of Twitter stock purchases. The settlement is seen as a bargain for Musk.
Bun is being ported from Zig to Rust, sparking community concern. Notepad++ creator disavowed a fake macOS app. GitHub experienced an incident affecting issues and webhooks.
OpenAI detailed low-latency voice AI delivery, while a study on ChatGPT in education was retracted. New research highlights transformers' succinctness and agent skills.
Valve imported 50 tons of game consoles, hinting at Steam Machine launch. The Pixel 11 may be downgraded due to RAM shortage. AMD adds HDMI 2.1 support for Linux.
US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with ad tech firms. DHS demanded Google data on a Canadian user. Meta faces scrutiny over ad removals and a nuisance case.
Hyundai reportedly wants tens of thousands of Boston Dynamics robots. Roomba's creator returns with a furry robot companion. Peter Thiel backs a $1B ocean data center startup.
Anthropic and OpenAI are launching joint ventures with Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs and Blackstone to sell enterprise AI tools. Meanwhile, AI chip maker Cerebras is heading for a blockbuster IPO, and Sierra raises $950M for enterprise AI.
The White House considers vetting AI models before release, while Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims AI creates jobs. A Chinese court sides with a worker replaced by AI, and a Nature paper on ChatGPT in education is retracted.
Critical vulnerabilities are being exploited: the CopyFail bug (CVE-2026-31431) affects Linux systems, hackers mass-exploit a cPanel bug, and Microsoft Edge stores passwords in clear text. A DoD contractor vulnerability is also disclosed.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy plans a $1.3B IPO, GameStop offers $56B for eBay, and Katie Haun raises $1B for crypto funds. Cerebras also targets a blockbuster IPO.
New AI agent tools emerge: an LLM agent for Linux, 'Agent Skills' for developers, and on-device AI for sensitive data. OpenAI details low-latency voice AI, and image AI models drive app growth.
Y Combinator's 0.6% stake in OpenAI is highlighted, sparking discussion about the incubator's role in the AI lab's success.
Valve imports 50 tons of game consoles, hinting at an upcoming Steam Machine launch. AMD adds HDMI 2.1 support for Linux, benefiting Steam Machines.
US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship data with ad tech, DHS demanded Google data on a Canadian, and cars are increasingly used for advertising. A fake Notepad++ for Mac raises trademark issues.
Wikipedia founder criticizes Australia's social media ban, Sony settles PlayStation lawsuit, and a YouTube bug causes high RAM usage. Also, a study links GLP-1s to hair loss, and Peter Thiel backs an ocean data center.
Anthropic is launching an enterprise AI firm in partnership with Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, and other Wall Street giants to integrate its Claude model into corporate systems. This marks a major push for AI adoption in finance.
In Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, president Greg Brockman defended his $30B stake as earned through 'blood, sweat, and tears,' while Musk's lawyers questioned his motives. The trial highlights tensions over OpenAI's for-profit restructuring.
The SEC settled its lawsuit against Elon Musk for $1.5 million over his delayed disclosure of Twitter stock purchases. The settlement is seen as a bargain, with Musk paying pocket change relative to the case's scale.
The CopyFail bug (CVE-2026-31431) is being actively exploited against Linux systems, with CISA warning of major risks to servers. Separately, hackers are mass-exploiting a cPanel vulnerability to compromise thousands of websites.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy plans a $1.3B IPO that could value it at $6.5B, while AI chip maker Cerebras is on track for a blockbuster IPO valuing it at $26.6B or more, buoyed by its deep ties to OpenAI.
Valve imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days, hinting at an imminent Steam Machine launch. Meanwhile, GameStop made a $56 billion bid for eBay, raising questions about financing amid falling revenue.
OpenAI detailed how it delivers low-latency voice AI at scale, while a new paper argues transformers are inherently succinct. Open-source projects like training your own LLM from scratch and a Yoda translator model highlight community innovation.
A highly cited Nature study on ChatGPT's benefits in education was retracted over red flags, while a Chinese court sided with a worker replaced by AI. The debate on AI's impact on jobs and salaries continues.
Microsoft Edge stores all passwords in clear text in memory, even when unused, raising major privacy concerns. US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with ad tech giants, and DHS demanded Google hand over data on a Canadian activist.
Bun is being ported from Zig to Rust, sparking community discussion. The creator of Notepad++ disavowed a fake macOS version, calling it a trademark violation.
The US administration stalled 165 wind farms citing national security, while heat pump sales rose 17% across Europe in Q1 as energy prices surged. Geothermal startup Fervo Energy also filed for IPO.
The 2026 Met Gala dominated entertainment news with a mix of stunning fashion, celebrity reunions, and controversy over Jeff Bezos's sponsorship. Major film news included Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' trailer release and the settlement of the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni lawsuit. In music, Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving, while Kid Cudi dropped M.I.A. from his tour and the Pussycat Dolls canceled their reunion tour.
The 2026 Met Gala drew A-list celebrities including Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Bad Bunny, with standout fashion moments like Dwayne Johnson wearing a skirt and Heidi Klum's living sculpture. The event also saw a protester breach the entrance and Blake Lively's triumphant return hours after settling her lawsuit.
A protester breached the Met Gala entrance and was tackled by security, while others protested Jeff Bezos' involvement outside. The incident briefly disrupted the red carpet but did not overshadow the event.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their 'It Ends With Us' lawsuit just before trial, with Lively making her Met Gala return hours later. The settlement ends a years-long legal battle that included allegations of harassment and defamation.
Paramount's untitled 'Longlegs' sequel with Nicolas Cage, directed by Osgood Perkins, is set for a January 2028 release during MLK weekend. The project follows the 2024 Neon film and marks a major studio pickup.
Paramount CEO David Ellison outlined plans to continue licensing content to third parties while aiming for a 30-film annual slate with Warner Bros. The company projects lower theatrical revenue in 2026 despite more titles.
Deadline's Reality TV Summit covered topics like filming abroad vs. in the U.S., live reality shows on Netflix, and the importance of originality. Hosts like Jay Pharoah and Joel McHale shared their experiences, while network chiefs emphasized avoiding derivative content.
The Pussycat Dolls canceled their North American tour, Dolly Parton canceled her Las Vegas residency due to health issues, and Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving. Lizzo refused to settle a lawsuit, and Kid Cudi dropped M.I.A. from his tour.
Star Wars content dominated gaming news, with calls for a 'Force Unleashed' reboot and a life-sim game, plus new LEGO sets and streaming ratings. Other gaming highlights included Valve's Steam Controller selling out and 'GTA 6' skipping PC on day one.
Pokémon scalpers are reselling limited edition Pop-Tarts, and Pokémon TCG vending machines are being pulled due to scalper drama. The issue highlights ongoing challenges in the collectibles market.
Various tech deals were highlighted, including discounts on mini PCs, power banks, 3D printers, projectors, and Apple products. These deals cater to gamers and tech enthusiasts.
Broadway's 'Book of Mormon' canceled performances due to a fire, and a Peter Kay bomb hoax led to arena evacuation. These incidents underscore security and safety challenges in live entertainment.
Marilyn Monroe's poetry and handwritten notes are up for auction to mark her centennial. The collection offers a rare glimpse into the Hollywood icon's personal life.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their high-profile legal battle over the film 'It Ends With Us' just before trial, with Lively attending the Met Gala hours later. The settlement ends a years-long feud that played out in court and media.
Paramount announced a 'Longlegs' sequel for 2028 and projected lower theatrical revenue despite a larger slate, while CEO David Ellison defended licensing content to third parties. The studio also plans a 30-film annual slate with Warner Bros.
Deadline's Reality TV Summit highlighted the shift to filming abroad, live reality shows on Netflix, and network chiefs urging originality. Shows like 'The Quiz with Balls' and 'The Floor' were discussed alongside industry challenges.
The Pussycat Dolls canceled their North American reunion tour, Dolly Parton pulled her Las Vegas residency due to health, and Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving. Lizzo refused to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit, and Kid Cudi dropped M.I.A. from his tour.
Call of Duty 2026 skips last-gen consoles, Take-Two explained GTA 6's PC delay, and Valve's Steam Controller sold out. Other stories included Pokémon scalpers targeting Pop-Tarts and vending machines, plus a Clair Obscur Easter egg in Saros.
Star Wars streaming ratings for May the 4th were released, new Mandalorian Crocs and puzzles launched, and a call for a 'Force Unleashed' reboot emerged. The Thrawn-supernatural conflict was highlighted as unresolved.
Deals included a discounted Aoostar Mini PC, power bank for Nintendo Switch 2, Flashforge 3D printer, XGIMI projector, Apple AirPods Pro 3, and AMD Radeon 9070 XT. An electric scooter and Apple Watch Ultra were also featured.
New LEGO sets include Woodland Mushrooms, a Sega Genesis console, and Star Wars puzzles. A guide to every LEGO Millennium Falcon was published, and Star Wars Day discounts on LEGO and collectibles were highlighted.
Robert Greenblatt set a first-look deal at Universal TV, Jessica Sula joined Fox's 'The Interrogator', and 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' opening credits were detailed. Mike Stenson, former Jerry Bruckheimer Films president, died at 65.
Alex Ligertwood, vocalist for Santana and Jeff Beck, died at 79. Mike Stenson, former Jerry Bruckheimer Films president, also passed away at 65.
Stories include a Peter Kay bomb hoax accused removed from court, Glen Matlock's Sex Pistols documentary, and the top riffs played at Guitar Center. A 'Celebrity Autobiography' Broadway season was announced.
The Met Gala featured dazzling appearances by Beyoncé, Rihanna, Blackpink, and others, but was overshadowed by protests against Jeff Bezos' sponsorship and Taraji P. Henson's criticism. Blake Lively made a notable return hours after settling her lawsuit with Justin Baldoni.
Blake Lively attended the Met Gala hours after settling her lawsuit with Justin Baldoni over 'It Ends With Us', ending a years-long legal battle. The settlement was widely covered across outlets.
Kanye West faces a copyright infringement trial over his song 'Hurricane,' with musicians seeking half a million dollars. The trial is expected to include testimony from the artist now known as Ye.
Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a DUI case, avoiding jail with a year of probation and mandatory treatment. The pop star's legal troubles continue to draw attention.
Paramount set a 2028 release for the untitled 'Longlegs' movie with Nicolas Cage, and Jessica Sula joined Fox's 'The Interrogator'. Mike Stenson, former president of Jerry Bruckheimer Films, passed away at 65.
Kid Cudi dropped M.I.A. from his tour after offensive remarks, while the Pussycat Dolls canceled their North American reunion tour. Dolly Parton also canceled her Las Vegas residency due to health issues.
Call of Duty 2026 skips last-gen consoles, GTA 6 won't launch on PC day one, and Valve's new Steam Controller sold out. Pokémon scalpers target limited-edition Pop-Tarts, and GameStop's CEO gives a controversial interview.
Star Wars content remains popular with new Mandalorian Crocs, streaming ratings, and calls for a reboot of The Force Unleashed. A Star Wars life-sim game is suggested as overdue.
The 'Homebody' trailer teases a new ghost story from the 'It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This' team, with ambitious plans for a remake. The film's unique distribution strategy continues to generate buzz.
'Celebrity Autobiography' will launch a new Broadway season with a rotating cast of stars including Kenan Thompson and Kathy Griffin. The show parodies celebrity memoirs.
Mike Stenson, former president of Jerry Bruckheimer Films, dies at 65. Alex Ligertwood, vocalist for Santana and Jeff Beck, dies at 79.
The 2026 Met Gala featured a star-studded red carpet with Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Blackpink members, alongside controversies over Jeff Bezos' sponsorship and a protester breach. Blake Lively made a notable appearance hours after settling her lawsuit with Justin Baldoni.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their 'It Ends With Us' lawsuit hours before the Met Gala, where Lively made a triumphant appearance. The settlement avoided a trial that was set to begin in May, ending a high-profile legal feud over the film's production and allegations.
Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving in her DUI case, avoiding jail time with probation and treatment requirements. The pop star's legal troubles continue to draw media attention.
The Rookie season 8 finale ends with a cliffhanger for Chenford, and season 9 plans include new rookies and old villains. Jessica Sula joins Fox's 'The Interrogator' as a series regular.
Paramount sets an early 2028 release for the untitled 'Longlegs' movie with Nicolas Cage. 'Celebrity Autobiography' will launch a new Broadway season with a rotating cast of stars.
The Pussycat Dolls cancel their North American reunion tour, and Lizzo refuses to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. Kid Cudi drops M.I.A. from his tour after offensive remarks.
Hayley Williams, Mitski, and Brandi Carlile lead the All Things Go D.C. festival lineup. Dolly Parton cancels her Las Vegas residency due to health issues.
Valve's new Steam Controller sells out on launch day, and Call of Duty 2026 will skip last-gen consoles. Take-Two CEO explains why GTA 6 won't launch on PC day one.
Pokémon scalpers are reselling limited edition Pop-Tarts, and Pokémon TCG vending machines are being pulled due to scalper drama. The issue highlights ongoing problems in the collectibles market.
The 2026 Met Gala featured standout looks from Beyoncé, Rihanna, Dwayne Johnson, and Bad Bunny, with reunions of Blackpink and 'The Devil Wears Prada' cast. The event also saw protests and criticism over Jeff Bezos' sponsorship.
Taraji P. Henson criticized celebrities for attending the Bezos-sponsored Met Gala, while a protester breached the entrance. Protest movements also challenged Bezos' cultural influence.
Universal released a new trailer for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey', featuring Matt Damon as Odysseus battling the Cyclops and a star-studded cast including Robert Pattinson and Charlize Theron.
Jon Stewart commented on Trump's avoidance of congressional war approval regarding Iran, calling it brazen. The segment also humorously noted his lack of a Met Gala invitation.
The Season 8 finale of 'The Rookie' ended with a shocking Chenford cliffhanger, and creator Alexi Hawley discussed plans for Season 9 including new rookies and old villains.
Call of Duty 2026 skips last-gen consoles, GTA 6 won't launch on PC day one, and Pokémon scalpers target limited-edition Pop-Tarts and TCG vending machines. Valve's new Steam Controller sold out on launch day.
Star Wars streaming ratings for May the 4th were revealed, and articles discussed the need for a 'The Force Unleashed' reboot, Thrawn's unresolved conflict, and a potential life-sim game. New Mandalorian Crocs and puzzles were also released.
Alex Ligertwood, vocalist for Santana and Jeff Beck, died at 79. Glen Matlock's documentary 'I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol' premiered, and St. Vincent praised Steely Dan's 'Kid Charlemagne'. All Things Go festival lineup was announced.
Deals included a discounted Aoostar mini PC, Apple AirPods Pro 3, Apple Watch Ultra, AMD Radeon 9070 XT, and a 36V electric scooter. LEGO announced a Sega Genesis set and new Star Wars puzzles.
The Met Gala featured standout looks from Beyoncé, Rihanna, and the Blackpink members, alongside controversy over Bezos sponsorship criticized by Taraji P. Henson. A protester breached the entrance but was tackled by security, while Blake Lively attended hours after settling her lawsuit with Justin Baldoni.
Universal Pictures released a new trailer for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' adaptation, featuring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Robert Pattinson. Nolan discussed the film on 'The Late Show,' calling Homer's work the 'Marvel of its day' and highlighting the epic's superhero elements.
Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving in her DUI case, avoiding jail time with a year of probation and mandatory treatment. The pop star's legal resolution came after her arrest in California earlier this year.
Taraji P. Henson publicly criticized celebrities attending the Bezos-sponsored Met Gala, questioning the ethics of participating. Her comments sparked debate about the event's corporate ties and celebrity responsibility.
The Season 8 finale of 'The Rookie' ended with a shocking Chenford cliffhanger, putting Tim and Lucy's lives in danger. Creator Alexi Hawley discussed plans for Season 9, including new rookies and returning villains.
Pokémon scalpers are reselling limited-edition Pop-Tarts, while Pokémon TCG vending machines are being removed due to scalper-related drama and glitches. The scalping crisis continues to frustrate fans.
Jessica Sula joined Fox's 'The Interrogator' as a series regular, and 'Celebrity Autobiography' will launch a Broadway season with rotating stars. Mike Stenson, former president of Jerry Bruckheimer Films, died at 65.
Alex Ligertwood, vocalist for Santana, died at 79, and Glen Matlock's documentary 'I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol' tells his punk story. Hayley Williams, Mitski, and Brandi Carlile lead the All Things Go D.C. festival lineup.
Deals on tech products like the Aoostar Mini PC, Apple AirPods Pro 3, and AMD Radeon graphics cards were highlighted, alongside Star Wars Day discounts on LEGO and collectibles. The Steam Controller sold out on launch day.
The NBA playoffs are in full swing with the Timberwolves and Knicks securing dominant wins, while the Premier League title race heats up after Manchester City's dramatic draw with Everton. In snooker, Wu Yize became world champion in a thrilling final, and the World Cup is approaching with fan-friendly pricing announcements.
Manchester City's 3-3 draw at Everton, featuring a 97th-minute equalizer from Jeremy Doku, puts Arsenal in control of the Premier League title race. The chaotic match saw City blow a lead and then rally late, with pundits like Jamie Carragher stating Arsenal will win the league if they beat West Ham. Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest boosted survival hopes with a win over Chelsea, and Hearts moved closer to a historic Scottish Premiership title.
Wu Yize, 22, defeated Shaun Murphy 18-17 in a thrilling deciding frame to become the second-youngest world snooker champion, winning his first title at the Crucible. The victory marks China's second consecutive world champion and has been hailed as a breakthrough for the sport.
The Minnesota Timberwolves face the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals, with Anthony Edwards cleared to play after expedited rehab. Chris Finch praises Edwards as one of the most naturally gifted athletes he's been around.
The Anaheim Ducks travel to face the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 1 of their second-round NHL playoffs series. Coverage includes how to watch the game and other playoff action.
Carson Benge homered leading off the sixth inning for New York's first hit, and the Mets defeated the Colorado Rockies 4-2 in a game moved up three hours. All Mets runs came in a four-run sixth inning.
The Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox entered a rain delay in the eighth inning due to lightning at Comerica Park. The Red Sox led 5-2 at the time of the delay.
John Sterling, the legendary Yankees radio broadcaster who retired in 2024 after 36 seasons, has died at age 87, according to WFAN.
A 65-year-old man was arrested after a man was stabbed to death at Busch Stadium hours after the Cardinals' loss to the Dodgers. The incident occurred between two members of a cleaning crew.
Hearts moved into the Scottish Premiership title box seat with a win over Rangers, highlighted by Lawrence Shankland's superb winning goal. The victory puts Hearts on the cusp of a historic league title, described as pure theatre.
Nottingham Forest boosted survival hopes with a 3-1 win over Chelsea, while Tottenham and West Ham also fight to avoid the drop. The high-quality battle is likened to a title race.
The NFL schedule release is anticipated, with the Lions getting a favorable projection. The Eagles extended contracts of front office staff, and Colts QB Anthony Richardson showed up for voluntary workouts.
This cluster includes the Giants calling up top prospect Bryce Eldridge, the Pistons extending J.B. Bickerstaff, the Tigers' Tarik Skubal injury update, and the Saints signing Travis Etienne Jr. Also covers the Celtics' elimination, UFC 328 preview, and the AUSL College Draft.
Manchester City's 3-3 draw at Everton, featuring a 97th-minute equalizer by Jeremy Doku, puts Arsenal in control of the title race. City's chaotic 13-minute spell allowed Everton to come from behind, denting City's hopes. Arsenal can clinch the title by beating West Ham on Sunday.
Wu Yize, 22, defeated Shaun Murphy 18-17 in a thrilling final to become the second-youngest world snooker champion. The Chinese player's victory marks the second consecutive year a Chinese player has won the title.
Bryce Harper homered and Aaron Nola pitched six strong innings as the Phillies beat the Marlins 1-0. Ryan Vilade's three-run homer led the Rays to a 5-1 win over the Blue Jays, their fourth straight. Carson Benge sparked a rally as the Mets beat the Rockies 4-2.
The 76ers vs. Knicks Game 1 is underway in the NBA playoffs. Luka Doncic remains sidelined for the Lakers with a hamstring injury ahead of their series against the Thunder. Experts debate whether the Lakers can upset the Thunder.
The Hurricanes look to take a 2-0 series lead against the Flyers in Game 2 of their second-round matchup. The Oilers are reportedly open to trading Darnell Nurse due to his massive contract.
Without ace Tarik Skubal, the Tigers' second bullpen day was wiped out in a rain-delayed loss to the Red Sox. Late runs weren't enough for a series-opening victory.
The Chicago White Sox signed veteran outfielder Randal Grichuk to a one-year, $1.25 million deal and placed Austin Hays back on the IL with a calf strain.
The first episode of UFC 328 Embedded features Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev. Debate continues over who is the scariest fighter in UFC today, with Chimaev not universally seen as the boogeyman.
Legendary Yankees broadcaster John Sterling passed away at 87. Suzyn Waldman reflected on his life, calling it a celebration. His iconic calls are remembered.
Man Utd are ready to spend £150m on three midfielders this summer. Juventus target Liverpool's Alisson. Chelsea's potential next manager is discussed by Carragher and Henry.
Aaron Judge hit his league-leading 14th home run as the Yankees routed the Orioles 12-1 to complete a four-game sweep, extending their hot streak to 14 wins in 16 games. The win was also a tribute to legendary broadcaster John Sterling, who passed away at 87.
The Carolina Hurricanes rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 in overtime, taking a 2-0 series lead in the second-round playoff series. Seth Jarvis scored the tying goal late in the third period to force OT.
The NBA playoffs continue with the Timberwolves vs. Spurs and Knicks vs. 76ers in Game 1 action, while Thunder star Jalen Williams is ruled out for Game 1 against the Lakers due to a hamstring injury. Off-court news includes Masai Ujiri's meetings with team executives.
The Red Sox rallied for their largest comeback win of the season against the Tigers, powered by Jarren Duran and Payton Tolle, but outfielder Roman Anthony left with wrist discomfort. The Tigers lost a tough game after Tarik Skubal's injury, while the Royals beat the Guardians.
The Ravens signed a former Steelers QB to compete with Diego Pavia, while the Saints' Alvin Kamara expressed excitement about Travis Etienne Jr.'s signing. Kaidon Salter announced his next move after going undrafted, and the Lions' edge rusher battle heats up.
LeBron James sent a message to Caitlin Clark ahead of the WNBA season, hyping the Indiana Fever star on Instagram. The season is set to begin with heightened attention on Clark.
The AUSL Draft saw Oklahoma's Gold Glover taken No. 13 by the Chicago Bandits, and Arizona catcher Sydney Stewart was drafted by Portland. These moves highlight the growing professional softball league.
Premier League clubs lost nearly $1 billion last season despite record revenue, as the pursuit of on-field success trumped financial security in an 'arms race' for talent.
Frank Warren promises fireworks in the Fabio Wardley vs. Daniel Dubois fight, Tiger Woods is unlikely to play at the US Open, and England bowler Ollie Robinson eyes a Test recall after contact with the coaching staff.
Fairfield Union baseball ended a 24-year league title drought, and Kansas State basketball added a Nashville prospect. High school athlete of the week voting is open in Cincinnati.
The New York Knicks blew out the Philadelphia 76ers 137-98 in Game 1 of their second-round playoff series, led by Jalen Brunson's 35 points. Despite foul trouble among their bigs, the Knicks' suffocating defense and depth secured a dominant win.
Manchester City salvaged a 3-3 draw at Everton thanks to a 97th-minute equalizer from Jeremy Doku, but the result handed the Premier League title advantage to Arsenal. The chaotic match saw City blow a lead and then fight back, with Everton scoring three quick goals.
The Los Angeles Dodgers snapped their offensive malaise with an 8-3 win over the Houston Astros, powered by Kyle Tucker's homer and strong pitching from Yoshinobu Yamamoto. The win ended a four-game losing streak and showcased the team's revived bats.
Taylor Hall scored at 18:54 of overtime to give the Carolina Hurricanes a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers, taking a 2-0 series lead. The Hurricanes overcame an early 2-0 deficit to stay perfect in the playoffs.
The Cincinnati Reds blew a lead and lost to the Chicago Cubs, dropping their fourth consecutive game and falling three games behind the first-place Cubs in the NL Central.
The San Diego Padres have lost four straight games, with their inconsistent bench and potential need to move on from Nick Castellanos being highlighted as issues.
Hearts beat Rangers to move into the Scottish Premiership title box seat, with Lawrence Shankland scoring a superb winning goal. The win puts Hearts on the cusp of a historic league title.
Nottingham Forest beat Chelsea 3-1 to increase their Premier League survival hopes, opening a six-point gap in the relegation battle. The win was crucial for Forest's fight to stay up.
The San Francisco 49ers' second-round draft pick may not have been a reach, and the Philadelphia Eagles are expected to trade A.J. Brown to the Patriots after June 1. Aaron Rodgers is linked to a non-Steelers team.
Rutgers added former Kansas State center Dorin Buca in the transfer portal, and Virginia Tech's James Franklin is focused on keeping Virginia talent in state. The NCAA and power conferences filed a response to the House settlement complaint over NIL deals.
Tiger Woods is not expected to play at the US Open, and PBR bull Smokestack passed away after surgery complications. The Los Angeles World Cup 2026 Host Committee announced 10 fan zones for the tournament.
Victor Wembanyama set an official NBA playoff record with 12 blocks in Game 1, but the Spurs fell to the Timberwolves. Anthony Edwards returned from injury to lead Minnesota to a crucial upset victory.
Manchester City blew a 2-0 lead in a chaotic 13-minute spell, allowing Everton to go 3-2 up before Jeremy Doku's 97th-minute equalizer salvaged a point. The result hands Arsenal control of the title race.
Yankees broadcaster John Sterling's passing sparked emotional tributes from Suzyn Waldman and others, highlighting his iconic calls and unique friendship. His final days and lasting impact were remembered.
Wu Yize defeated Shaun Murphy 18-17 in a thrilling final to become China's second world snooker champion. The 22-year-old's victory was marked by a decisive break of 85 in the final frame.
The White Sox rode strong pitching and Murakami's 14th homer to a 6-0 win over the Angels. The Cubs rallied in the ninth for a walk-off win, and the Giants ended a six-game skid.
The Knicks set a new NBA playoff record for dominance, with depth players like Ariel Hukporti stepping up. Superfan Timothée Chalamet attended Game 1 at Madison Square Garden.
Hearts moved into the title box seat with a win over Rangers, fueled by Lawrence Shankland's superb goal. The victory puts them on the cusp of a historic league title.
The Bears are linked to a former Eagles edge rusher, the 49ers have nine free agents still unsigned, and the Cardinals' top draft picks may replace presumed starters.
Gina Carano opens up about depression and her return to the cage against Ronda Rousey on May 16, headlining the Most Valuable Promotions event.
The Chicago Sky's $550,000 decision on Natasha Cloud sparked emotional reactions, including from Dwyane Wade, just days before the 2026 WNBA season tips off.
USGA chief Mike Whan says Tiger Woods is not likely to play at the US Open or US Senior Open as he continues his recovery.
The Knicks crushed the 76ers 137-98 in Game 1, continuing a historic postseason roll led by Jalen Brunson's 35 points. The Timberwolves upset the Spurs 104-102 despite Victor Wembanyama's record 12 blocks, with Anthony Edwards sparking the win off the bench.
Manchester City drew 3-3 with Everton after a chaotic second half, with Jeremy Doku scoring a 97th-minute equalizer. The result hands Arsenal the advantage in the title race, as they can clinch the league with a win over West Ham.
The Hurricanes beat the Flyers 3-2 in overtime to take a 2-0 series lead, while the Ducks lost 3-1 to the Golden Knights in Game 1 of their series.
Ronald Acuña Jr. is sidelined with a hamstring strain, while Jackson Chourio went 4-for-4 in his season debut for the Brewers. Munetaka Murakami hit his 14th home run, tied for the MLB lead.
Arsenal host Atletico Madrid in the Champions League semi-final second leg after a 1-1 draw in the first leg. Both teams are vying for a place in the final.
Delhi Capitals face Chennai Super Kings in an IPL match, while Lucknow Super Giants captain Rishabh Pant expressed disappointment after his team's poor performance.
Peshawar Zalmi won the PSL 2026 title, with captain Babar Azam visibly emotional after securing his first championship as leader.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium will keep fan-friendly prices during the FIFA World Cup, according to Arthur Blank.
Manchester United are ready to spend £150m on midfielders, Real Madrid eye Unai Emery, and Juventus target Liverpool's Alisson.
Hearts moved into the Scottish Premiership title box seat with a win over Rangers, thanks to Lawrence Shankland's winning goal.
The 2027 London Marathon set a ballot world record with over 1.3 million applicants. In golf, Tiger Woods is unlikely to play at the US Open, and Australian golf ponders life without LIV's riches.