May 14, 2026
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| EUR/TRY | 52.92330TRY | +0.22% | 52.80890 – 53.00950 |
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Prices as of April 16, 2026 05:25 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the US-China summit, with Trump and Xi meeting in Beijing amid tensions over Taiwan, the Strait of Hormuz, and trade. Domestically, UK politics is in turmoil as Wes Streeting resigns and Andy Burnham eyes a return to Westminster, while the Supreme Court upholds mail-order abortion pill access. Geopolitical flashpoints include Russia's massive drone attack on Kyiv, Israel's Jerusalem Day violence, and Cuba's energy crisis.
President Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, with discussions focusing on trade, Taiwan, and the Strait of Hormuz. The summit featured conciliatory tones from Trump but no major trade deal, while Xi warned of 'clashes' over Taiwan. Chinese state media portrayed the meeting as a sign of Beijing's rising stature.
Wes Streeting resigned as Health Secretary, calling for a leadership contest to replace PM Keir Starmer, while Andy Burnham is positioning himself for a potential run. The turmoil follows heavy election losses and growing internal dissent within the Labour Party.
Russia launched its largest drone and missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least 12 people and wounding dozens. The assault came days after Putin suggested the war could end soon, and follows a second day of large-scale strikes across Ukraine.
The Department of Homeland Security formed a new unit to revet thousands of green card holders for deportation. A federal judge ordered the return of a Colombian woman deported to the DRC, calling her removal 'likely illegal'.
The US and China discussed the need to open the Strait of Hormuz, with Secretary Rubio saying China should take a more active role. Iran allowed some Chinese ships through the strait amid rising tensions, while the US reportedly dropped fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani.
Cerebras, a Silicon Valley AI chip maker, rose 89% in its market debut, signaling a ramp-up in tech IPOs. SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are also taking steps to go public.
An appeals court appeared skeptical of Trump's orders targeting law firms, while a bipartisan taskforce was announced to combat sexual misconduct in Congress. Oversight Democrats demanded the resignation of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick over Epstein ties.
Israeli nationalists marched through Jerusalem's Old City during Jerusalem Day, chanting 'Death to Arabs'. Israel plans to sue the New York Times over an article on sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners, and Palestinian property in the West Bank was listed on Booking.com.
Trump's push to keep coal plants open is costing hundreds of millions, while Qatar's energy sector faces severe damage from Iranian strikes. A warning of record global temperatures was issued as the chance of a strong El Niño grows.
The Pentagon abruptly canceled the deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland, and also canceled the deployment of thousands of troops to Europe. The reasons remain unclear.
Over 100 people were killed in India's Uttar Pradesh state as storms wreaked destruction, destroying many homes.
Argentina is racing to find the origin of a hantavirus outbreak, with the investigation becoming entangled in international finger pointing. Scientists agree the virus is less contagious than coronavirus but note cases of spread without direct contact.
Cuba announced it has run out of oil, leading to severe power cuts and rare protests. The government called on the US to lift the blockade instead of offering aid, as the energy crisis worsens.
Russia launched massive drone and missile strikes on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine, killing at least 12 people and wounding dozens. The attacks come despite Putin's claims that the war could end soon, with Ukraine's air defenses struggling to cope.
Behind the scenes, the US and China clash over spying, sanctions, and cyberattacks, with the Trump administration taking recent steps to call out China on Iran and AI. Meanwhile, the Pentagon canceled troop deployments to Europe, and a Canadian officer was acquitted of spying for China.
Iran allowed some Chinese ships through the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions, while Saudi Arabia and the UAE carried out secret attacks in Iran. The US urged China to help ease tensions and open the strait.
The Trump administration formed a new unit to revet green card holders for deportation, and a judge ordered the return of a deported Colombian woman. Meanwhile, Latino groups united to win back Hispanic voters for Democrats in the midterms.
Cerebras, an AI chip maker, surged 89% in its market debut as tech IPOs ramp up, with SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic also taking steps to go public. The Musk v OpenAI trial saw closing arguments in a high-stakes courtroom showdown.
A top California Democratic strategist pleaded guilty to fraud charges, and the Justice Department accused Yale Medical School of discrimination. Oversight Democrats demanded the resignation of Trump's commerce secretary over Epstein ties.
California faces an unprecedented outbreak of toxic mushroom poisonings, and Argentina races to find the origin of a hantavirus outbreak. A warning of record global temperatures was issued as El Niño chances grow.
Over 100 people were killed in India's Uttar Pradesh as severe storms destroyed homes and wreaked destruction across the state.
A giant new dinosaur was identified in Thailand, the Met will merge with the Neue Galerie, and Nigel Farage said a £5 million gift was a reward for Brexit campaigning. Also, a war criminal's jail release request was denied.
President Trump and China's Xi Jinping met in Beijing for talks covering trade, Taiwan, and the Strait of Hormuz, but no trade deal was agreed. The summit highlighted contrasting styles and Chinese state media portrayed it as a sign of Beijing's rising stature, while behind-the-scenes clashes over Iran, AI, and spying continue.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a growing revolt after Health Secretary Wes Streeting resigned, calling for a leadership contest. Andy Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor, is positioning to return to Westminster and challenge for the Labour leadership, while the party grapples with heavy election losses.
Russia launched its largest drone attack on Kyiv, killing at least 12, and continued heavy missile and drone strikes across Ukraine for a second day. The widespread attacks aim to overwhelm air defenses, as Putin signals the war could end soon.
Tensions in the Middle East remain high as the US House blocks a war powers vote on Iran, and a top US commander dismisses reports of civilian deaths. Saudi Arabia and UAE reportedly carried out secret attacks in Iran, while Iran allows some Chinese ships through the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions.
Cuba says it has run out of oil, worsening an energy crisis, as CIA Director John Ratcliffe visits Havana—the highest-ranking US official to do so. The US renewed an offer of aid to ease the effects of its oil blockade.
Louisiana's senate passed a bill to eliminate one of two majority-Black congressional districts, drawing condemnation as 'Jim Crow 2.0' from California Governor Newsom. Meanwhile, Latino groups unite to win back Hispanic voters for Democrats in midterms.
The Department of Homeland Security formed a unit to revet thousands of green card holders for deportation. A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to return a Colombian woman deported to the DRC, calling it 'likely illegal'.
16 more people in the US are being monitored for hantavirus after exposure on a flight from Johannesburg, as the CDC investigates. Argentina races to find the origin of a separate outbreak, amid concerns officials may be downplaying risks.
Australia's Delta Goodrem wowed Vienna to reach the Eurovision grand final, while the contest faces boycotts over Israel's participation. The event highlights glitz and political protests.
Watchdog groups urge Senate to investigate Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito over oil stock conflicts. The Justice Dept accuses Yale Medical School of discriminating against white and Asian applicants, and the DOJ drops fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani after he hired Trump's lawyer.
Oil prices waver amid Trump-Xi talks on the Strait of Hormuz, while Trump's push to keep coal plants open costs hundreds of millions. A warning of record global temperatures as El Niño grows.
Israeli nationalists chanted 'death to Arabs' in a violent Jerusalem Day march. A Canadian officer accused of spying for China was acquitted, and a giant new dinosaur was identified in Thailand.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting resigned from Keir Starmer's government, citing loss of confidence and calling for a leadership contest. Andy Burnham announced plans to return to Westminster, potentially challenging Starmer. The Labour Party faces internal revolt after heavy election losses.
The Supreme Court allowed the abortion pill mifepristone to remain available by mail, blocking a lower court ruling that would have restricted access. The decision protects telehealth abortions, which now account for over a quarter of all abortions in the US.
Russia launched its largest drone attack on Kyiv, killing at least 12 people and wounding dozens. The assault follows Putin's claim that the war could end soon, while Ukraine faces a second day of massive missile and drone strikes.
Israeli nationalists chanted 'death to Arabs' during a Jerusalem Day march, storming through the Muslim quarter. Israel also threatened to sue the New York Times over an article on sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Cuban officials in Havana amid worsening US-Cuba relations and a fuel blockade. Cuba announced it has run out of oil, deepening its energy crisis.
Behind the scenes, the US and China clash over Iran, AI, and spying, with the Pentagon canceling troop deployments to Europe. The US dropped fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani after he hired Trump's lawyer.
Iran allowed some Chinese ships through the Strait of Hormuz after diplomatic outreach from Beijing. Trump and Xi discussed opening the strait, while Saudi Arabia and UAE carried out secret attacks in Iran.
Vice President JD Vance hammered Democrats over fraud claims as Trump halted Medicaid payments. The DHS formed a unit to revet green card holders for deportation, and a judge ordered the return of a deported Colombian woman.
Louisiana's senate passed a bill to eliminate one of two majority-Black congressional districts, sparking accusations of 'Jim Crow 2.0' from California Governor Newsom. Latino groups united to win back Hispanic voters for Democrats.
Delta Goodrem sent Australia to the Eurovision grand final with a note-perfect performance. The contest faced boycotts over Israel's participation, while the River Thames got its first official bathing spot.
16 people in the US are monitored for hantavirus after exposure on a flight, while 11 were rescued after a plane ditched in the Atlantic. Over 100 people died in storms in India's Uttar Pradesh.
Today's top stories center on the Musk v. Altman trial closing arguments, the Cerebras IPO surging to a $70B valuation, and growing tensions between OpenAI and Apple over their partnership. Other major themes include AI safety and governance concerns, data center opposition, and significant security exploits affecting macOS, Windows, and Nginx.
OpenAI is reportedly preparing legal action against Apple over their iPhone AI deal, while also facing a high-stakes trial with Elon Musk over the company's future. Meanwhile, AI chip maker Cerebras surged over 100% in its market debut, signaling strong demand for AI-related IPOs.
Multiple reports highlight AI safety failures: an Ontario audit found AI notetakers making up medical records, and a new exploit completely defeats Windows 11 BitLocker protections. OpenAI also confirmed hackers stole data after a code security issue, while a spyware investigator exposed Russian hackers targeting Signal accounts.
A Gallup survey shows over 70% of Americans oppose AI data centers near their homes, with concerns about water stress in California. Meanwhile, a new map helps locate data centers, and Cisco announced record revenue alongside 4,000 layoffs to invest more in AI.
Articles discuss how AI is making people 'dumb' and causing grade inflation since ChatGPT's arrival. Princeton scrapped its honor code after 133 years due to AI, and the 'AI zombification of universities' is a growing concern.
Microsoft starts canceling Claude Code licenses, while a new open-source gadget tracks Claude Code usage. Grok Build CLI was announced, and a new Nginx exploit was disclosed. Linux kernel startup and HDD firmware hacking also featured.
Meta's summer sale drops Ray-Ban smart glasses to record-low prices. Early Memorial Day deals on Sony, Apple, Beats headphones, and mattresses are also highlighted.
Netflix is building an AI animation studio, and YouTube Shorts now see 2 billion hours watched on TVs monthly. Spotify will adopt Apple's video podcast tech for easier cross-platform distribution.
Critical security issues emerged: a zero-day exploit bypasses Windows 11 BitLocker, a new Nginx exploit was disclosed, and the first public macOS kernel memory corruption exploit targets Apple M5. Tesla Wall Connector and hacker twins also feature.
The EU is going after TikTok and Meta over addictive algorithms and child safety. Germany's intelligence offices snub Palantir software, and a judge probes whether Musk's settlement with Trump admin is tainted by corruption.
Cerebras raised $5.5B and surged over 100% in its IPO, while Khosla Ventures bets $10M on Ian Crosby's new AI bookkeeping startup. Wirestock raised $23M to supply data to AI labs.
Metroid Prime 4 gets a discount, leaked images reveal Xbox Elite 3 controller, and AMD brings FSR 4 upscaling to older GPUs. Linux devs fight age-gated internet proposals.
Trump's tech posse in China and AI chips trade focus, while a Bitcoin trader recovered $400K using Claude AI. The conflation of money and things, and the power of a free popsicle were also discussed.
Cerebras, an AI chip maker, went public with a massive IPO, jumping to nearly a $70 billion valuation and surging over 100% on its first day. The event underscores strong investor demand for AI-related companies and marks a milestone for hardware startups.
OpenAI is reportedly preparing legal action against Apple over their iPhone AI deal, citing insufficient investment. Meanwhile, the Musk-Altman trial over OpenAI's future continues, with testimony questioning Altman's trustworthiness.
OpenAI's Codex is now available on mobile via the ChatGPT app, while Microsoft starts canceling Claude Code licenses. New tools like Clawdmeter track Claude usage, and a Bitcoin trader recovered a wallet using Claude AI.
Multiple articles question AI safety: controls are easily fooled, human-in-the-loop may be an illusion, and treating AI as a partner yields better results. Anthropic published a geopolitical AI scenario paper, and an AI companion jailbreak story went viral.
A Gallup survey shows 70% of Americans oppose data centers near their homes, less popular than nuclear plants. An energy supplier abandoned Lake Tahoe residents to serve data centers, and a map helps find local data centers.
A zero-day exploit defeats Windows 11 BitLocker protections using a USB stick. A new Nginx exploit emerged, and the first public macOS kernel memory corruption exploit on Apple M5 was released.
Princeton scraps its honor code and will supervise exams for the first time in 133 years due to AI. Grades are suddenly everywhere since ChatGPT, and an article discusses the 'AI zombification' of universities.
Tech layoffs remain brutal and are expected to worsen, with Cisco cutting 4,000 jobs despite record revenue. AI is making people feel 'dumb,' and a startup aims to build AI that can improve itself indefinitely.
A DIY open-source ultrasound hardware project uses RP2040/RP2350. A user removed the modem and GPS from a 2024 RAV4 hybrid, and Aptera assembled its first five validation models of its three-wheel EV.
Meta employees protest laptop surveillance, and Instagram's new Instants feature allows retracting shared photos. YouTube Shorts hit 2 billion hours on TVs monthly, and the EU targets TikTok and Meta over addictive algorithms.
Subnautica 2 had a huge Steam launch, selling over 1 million copies. Leaked images show Microsoft's new Xbox Cloud Gaming controller, and Netflix is building an AI animation studio.
Early Memorial Day deals are live for mattresses, headphones, and gadgets. Spotify adopts Apple's video podcast tech, and Wirestock raises $23M to supply AI training data.
The high-profile trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI continued, with closing arguments and testimony about Musk's baseless lawsuit and Altman's trustworthiness. A notable moment involved a 'jackass trophy' presented in court.
Multiple articles highlight the fragility of AI safety controls, the illusion of human-in-the-loop governance, and the ease of jailbreaking AI systems. Anthropic's geopolitical AI scenario paper and OpenAI's data breach add to the urgency.
Data center growth is sparking community opposition, with reports of energy suppliers abandoning residents, water-stressed communities being targeted, and 70% of Americans opposing nearby data centers. A map tool helps locate them.
Tech layoffs continue to mount, with Cisco cutting 4,000 jobs despite record revenue, and CTOs warned of a double layoff bill. AI is also reshaping education: Princeton scraps its honor code, and grades are inflating since ChatGPT.
OpenAI is bringing its Codex coding tool to the ChatGPT mobile app, giving users more flexibility. Meanwhile, Microsoft is canceling Claude Code licenses for its developers, signaling shifting AI partnerships.
Meta is rolling out hand-gesture writing to all Ray-Ban smart glasses users and offering record-low prices during its summer sale. The devices are gaining traction as a new computing interface.
A zero-day exploit defeats Windows 11 BitLocker protections, while a spyware investigator turned the tables on Russian hackers targeting Signal. Also, fired hacker twins accidentally recorded their own crimes.
OpenAI is reportedly preparing legal action against Apple over their iPhone AI deal, believing Apple hasn't invested enough. This follows a pattern of strained partnerships for OpenAI.
A new $650 million startup aims to build AI that can research and improve itself indefinitely. Meanwhile, discussions about treating AI as a partner rather than a tool are gaining traction.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond gets a big discount, Subnautica 2 launches huge on Steam, and leaked images reveal an Xbox Elite 3 controller. Early Memorial Day deals are also rolling out for mattresses and tech.
The EU is going after TikTok and Meta over addictive algorithms and child safety. Linux developers are fighting age-gated internet laws, and German intelligence snubs US-owned Palantir software.
Closing arguments concluded in the high-stakes trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman, with Musk's lawyer struggling and Altman's team presenting a trophy as a jab. The case could impact OpenAI's IPO plans and the future of AI governance.
OpenAI is reportedly preparing legal action against Apple over a ChatGPT integration that failed to meet expectations. The dispute highlights growing friction between the two companies over investment and partnership terms.
Public opposition to data centers is rising, with 70% of Americans against them near homes, and an energy supplier abandoning Lake Tahoe residents to serve data centers. A new map helps locate these facilities.
OpenAI's Codex is now available in the ChatGPT mobile app, while Microsoft cancels Claude Code licenses. New tools like Clawdmeter track AI coding usage, and the debate over AI's impact on developer skills continues.
Meta brings virtual writing to Ray-Ban Display glasses and offers record-low prices during its summer sale. The devices gain new features for hand-gesture messaging.
Open-source EV monitoring tool OVMS gains attention, Aptera assembles its first validation models, and a user removes modem/GPS from a RAV4. Tesla Wall Connector exploit also noted.
Tech layoffs remain brutal and are expected to worsen, with Cisco announcing 4,000 layoffs despite record revenue. SpaceXAI also sees staff departures post-merger.
AI notetakers in healthcare are found to make up information, and the CDC monitors hantavirus exposure. A new arXiv policy bans hallucinated references, and AI's role in research is scrutinized.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by the Cannes Film Festival, with Asghar Farhadi's 'Parallel Tales' receiving strong ovations, and major casting news for the next James Bond film. Broadway's 'The Book of Mormon' is set to resume performances after fire damage repairs, while the 'Yellowstone' universe expands with 'Dutton Ranch'. The industry also sees significant executive moves, including Keith Cox departing Paramount, and ongoing discussions about AI's impact on content creation.
Amazon MGM Studios has officially started auditioning actors for the next James Bond, with 'Game of Thrones' casting veteran Nina Gold leading the search. This exclusive report signals the beginning of a new era for the iconic franchise.
Director Matt Reeves confirms Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan have joined the cast of 'The Batman: Part II', adding to the highly anticipated DC sequel.
Doctor Who has found a new U.S. streaming home on AMC+ after the collapse of its Disney deal, with all 176 episodes of the revival era becoming available. This marks a significant shift for the series.
Subnautica 2 attracted nearly half a million concurrent players on Steam within its first hour, with guides emerging for finding key resources like lithium and necrolei cysts.
Several films premiered at Cannes, including Pawel Pawlikowski's 'Fatherland', which received a six-minute ovation, and Asghar Farhadi's 'Parallel Tales' starring Isabelle Huppert. Reviews are mixed but highlight strong performances.
Claudine Longet, the singer and ex-wife of Andy Williams who fatally shot Olympic skier Spider Sabich, died at 84. Soul singer Clarence Carter, known for 'Patches' and 'Strokin'', also passed away at 90.
Party Animals was review-bombed after announcing an AI video contest, while Jack Antonoff criticized AI music creators. The Rolling Stones used AI deepfake tech for their new music video, sparking debate.
Eurovision 2026 is underway in Vienna, with Antigoni Buxton representing Cyprus. Madonna, Shakira, and BTS will headline the World Cup final half-time show.
Major game news includes 'Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2' gameplay reveal, 'Fortnite' Overwatch crossover, and 'Arc Raiders' hitting 16 million sales. 'Moss: The Forgotten Relic' is coming to non-VR platforms.
Stephen Colbert discussed the end of his show with late-night peers, while Byron Allen plans to take over Colbert's CBS time slot and acquire BuzzFeed for a streaming service.
Charter adds Discovery+ to select Spectrum plans, and YouTube surpasses streaming rivals in Canada. 'The Pitt' sees significant viewership growth on HBO Max.
New projects include Tyler Perry's 'The Oval' final season, 'Virgin River' season 8 casting, and 'The Big Fix' at Netflix with Natalie Dormer. 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' behind-the-scenes footage shows practical effects.
Keith Cox, a key executive behind the 'Yellowstone' universe, is leaving Paramount after 20 years to join NBCUniversal, marking another significant departure amid the Skydance merger.
The Cannes Film Festival is underway with high-profile premieres, including Asghar Farhadi's 'Parallel Tales' starring Isabelle Huppert, which received a lengthy standing ovation. Reviews are mixed, with some praising the cast but criticizing the film's direction.
Subnautica 2 has launched in early access, attracting nearly half a million concurrent players on Steam within its first hour. Guides for finding key resources like lithium and necrolei cysts are already popular.
Several notable figures have passed away, including actress Aleta Mitchell, singer Claudine Longet, 'Coronation Street' star Alan Rothwell, and soul singer Clarence Carter. Their contributions to film, music, and television are being remembered.
Warner Bros. Discovery held its upfront pitch to advertisers amid looming corporate merger concerns. Staffers raised glasses at the annual ritual as the company navigates industry changes.
Clarence Carter, singer of 'Patches' and 'Strokin'', died at 90. Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and Weezer recordings were added to the Library of Congress National Registry. Dua Lipa announced a live album and concert film.
Eurovision 2026 is set in Vienna after Austrian winner JJ, with Antigoni Buxton representing Cyprus and sharing her journey from Love Island to the song contest.
Major gaming deals include discounts on the Apple Watch Ultra, LEGO sets, and gaming PCs. Nintendo exclusives dominate Amazon's best-sellers, and 'Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2' gameplay was revealed.
Keith Cox is departing Paramount after 20 years, potentially joining NBCUniversal, amid the Skydance merger. Meanwhile, California's governor is boosting antitrust funding as the state considers challenging a Paramount-WBD merger.
The search for the next James Bond has officially begun, with casting director Nina Gold hired for the role. Reports indicate the team is looking for a 'fresh face' to replace Daniel Craig.
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' is set to pass $600M worldwide, while 'Devil 2' competes for the top spot at the mid-May box office. Both films are expected to have strong openings.
Bobby Berk argues AI will make reality TV more valuable, while Jack Antonoff criticizes AI music creators. Party Animals faces review bombing over an AI video contest, highlighting industry tensions.
Subnautica 2 has launched in early access on Steam, attracting nearly half a million concurrent players in its first hour. Guides for finding resources like lithium and necrolei cysts are already popular.
Clarence Carter, the blind Southern soul star, has died at 90, while Pete Townshend sells his name and music rights. Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and Weezer recordings enter the Library of Congress National Registry.
DC's Absolute Universe dominates Eisner Award nominations, while Nintendo exclusives top Amazon's best-selling games. 'Moss: The Forgotten Relic' brings VR games to consoles without a headset.
Asghar Farhadi's French-language drama 'Parallel Tales' premiered at Cannes to warm ovations, with reviews noting its all-star cast including Isabelle Huppert. The festival also featured Peter Jackson discussing Stephen Colbert's involvement in a new 'Lord of the Rings' project.
After a fire at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, 'The Book of Mormon' is expected to resume performances on May 21, with producers citing 'tremendous progress' in repairs.
Paramount+ premieres 'Dutton Ranch', starring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser alongside Ed Harris and Annette Bening, as the latest addition to the 'Yellowstone' franchise.
Bobby Berk argued that AI will make reality TV more valuable, while Jack Antonoff criticized AI music creators as 'godless whores'. Party Animals faced review bombing over an AI video contest.
'Euphoria' debuted on streaming charts with its Season 3 premiere, while 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' maintain early leads in Emmy predictions.
Doctor Who's 2005 revival era will stream on AMC+ starting next month, following the collapse of its Disney deal, bringing all episodes from Eccleston to Whittaker to a new platform.
Today's sports headlines are dominated by the US PGA Championship, where early-round drama includes Bryson DeChambeau's struggles and Rory McIlroy's frustration. In tennis, Jannik Sinner breaks Novak Djokovic's Masters 1000 win streak record. The NFL schedule release is underway with key leaks, while major football news includes Brazil extending Carlo Ancelotti's contract and France naming their World Cup squad.
The first round of the US PGA Championship at Aronimink saw four players tied for the lead, while Rory McIlroy struggled with a four-over-par round featuring four consecutive bogeys. Defending champion Scottie Scheffler had a slow start, and Garrick Higgo received a rare two-shot penalty for being late to the tee.
Katie McCabe will leave Arsenal at the end of the season after over a decade at the club, while Sam Kerr confirms her departure from Chelsea after six and a half years. Both players are high-profile exits in women's football.
Brazil officially confirmed Carlo Ancelotti's contract extension until the 2030 World Cup, a deal that had been in place since the start of the year.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced that owners are expected to approve the league's '3-2-1' tanking proposal later this month, aiming to reduce incentives for teams to lose intentionally. The new rules are designed to promote competitiveness.
The NFL is set to announce the 2026 regular season schedule on May 14, with teams like the New York Giants, Eagles, and Broncos seeing their matchups ranked and analyzed. The schedule release is generating significant coverage.
Rory McIlroy had a disastrous start to the PGA Championship, finishing with four straight bogeys for a four-over-par round, admitting his driving was 'wayward'. His bid for back-to-back majors is now a battle to make the cut.
Multiple football stories include Ben White's uncertain future at Arsenal amid Everton interest, Napoli considering Maurizio Sarri while Antonio Conte may stay, and Leeds United among suitors for Juventus striker Lois Openda. The transfer window is heating up.
Davide Ballerini won stage six of the Giro d'Italia in Naples after a crash on the cobbled sector took out several favorites. Portugal's Afonso Eulálio retained the overall lead.
Controversial VAR decisions in England and Scotland have sparked debate, with Celtic's penalty against Motherwell being called 'possibly the worst VAR decision' by Gary Lineker. The incidents could impact the title outcomes.
The Edmonton Oilers fired head coach Kris Knoblauch after a disappointing season ending in a first-round playoff exit. GM Stan Bowman explained the decision, citing the need for a change.
The WBA has granted permission for Oleksandr Usyk to defend his heavyweight title against Rico Verhoeven under strict terms. This potential fight has generated significant interest.
England's women's rugby team has reinforced their pack for the Six Nations Grand Slam decider against France, with key players returning. Liz Crake, a dentist, has been named on the bench.
The first round of the US PGA Championship at Aronimink saw Rory McIlroy struggle with four consecutive bogeys to finish four-over, while Garrick Higgo received a rare two-shot penalty for being late to the tee. Leaders include Martin Kaymer and Justin Thomas, with Scottie Scheffler two shots back.
The WNBA has officially approved the relocation of the Connecticut Sun to Houston, where the team will be reestablished as the Houston Comets, one of the league's original franchises. The purchase was made by the Houston Rockets owner.
Sam Kerr, Chelsea's all-time top scorer in the WSL, will leave the club at the end of the season after six and a half trophy-laden years. The Australian international's departure marks the end of a highly successful tenure.
Didier Deschamps named a 26-man France squad for the World Cup, led by Kylian Mbappe and Ballon d'Or winner Ousmane Dembele, with Eduardo Camavinga notably left out.
The 2026 NBA Draft Combine highlighted key stay-or-go decisions from college players, with several top prospects choosing to return to school. The draft class is notable for the number of players who opted out.
Michigan landed a 4-star defensive lineman for 2027, while Indiana is predicted to land the No. 1 2027 wide receiver. Duke has multiple signees in the top 100 of 247Sports' final 2026 rankings.
The Seahawks are set to host the Chiefs in Week 7, and the Falcons signed their last two 2026 draft picks. The Patriots are making offensive line changes, and a mock draft predicts they will add a 10-sack linebacker in 2027.
Liverpool faces Aston Villa in a Premier League preview, while Manchester City won the FA Youth Cup. The Championship play-off final may be delayed due to a Spygate investigation involving Southampton.
Rookie A.J. Ewing hit his first big league homer as the Mets swept the Tigers on Star Wars Day. The Braves are thriving thanks to two offseason steals, and the Astros are linked to a trade rumor for a .763 OPS slugger.
James Harden helped the Cleveland Cavaliers get one win away from the Eastern Conference finals with a strong performance in overtime of Game 5 against the Pistons. The Warriors aim to keep their 11th pick despite Giannis trade interest.
Katie McCabe will leave Arsenal at the end of the season, joining Sam Kerr in departing a WSL powerhouse. The WSL player of the season shortlist includes Khadija Shaw among eight nominees.
Max Whitlock reversed his retirement to target LA 2028, while Carlo Ancelotti extended his Brazil contract until 2030. The Giro d'Italia saw Davide Ballerini win stage six after a crash, and Item emerged as a Derby contender with a Dante Stakes win.
Scottie Scheffler shares the lead after the first round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink, while Rory McIlroy struggles with a 74 and Bryson DeChambeau posts a 76. McIlroy's wayward driving and poor finish draw criticism, and Garrick Higgo receives a rare penalty for arriving late.
Real Madrid secured a 2-0 win over Real Oviedo at the Bernabeu, bouncing back from their El Clasico defeat. Kylian Mbappe was whistled by fans, while Jude Bellingham scored to seal the victory.
Manchester City beat Manchester United 2-1 in the FA Youth Cup final, with Reigan Heskey scoring a late winner. The match was played at the Joie Stadium due to the Etihad being unavailable.
Sam Kerr will leave Chelsea at the end of the season, while Katie McCabe departs Arsenal, marking significant changes in the Women's Super League.
Jannik Sinner broke Novak Djokovic's record for consecutive match wins at ATP Masters 1000 tournaments by reaching the Italian Open semi-finals, continuing his dominant form on clay.
The Detroit Lions and Denver Broncos full 2026 schedules appear to have leaked early, while the Eagles' schedule is also emerging. The Packers signed rookie cornerback Brandon Cisse, completing their draft class.
The Vancouver Canucks promoted Ryan Johnson to general manager and named Daniel and Henrik Sedin as co-presidents of hockey operations, replacing Patrik Allvin.
The Reds beat the Nationals 15-1, with bench coach Mike Napoli credited for wearing a lucky Speedo. JJ Bleday had a huge day at the plate.
St Helens beat Huddersfield Giants to go top of Super League, while Ulster captain Iain Henderson is suspended for the Challenge Cup final.
Two controversial VAR calls in England and Scotland could decide the title winners, with Celtic's penalty against Motherwell drawing heavy criticism.
France named a star-studded World Cup squad led by Mbappe and Dembele, while the USMNT roster projection for 2026 is analyzed. Carlo Ancelotti extended his Brazil contract until 2030.
High school football transfers, WNBA rookies impressing, Bolton reaching League One play-off final, and Max Whitlock's retirement U-turn for LA 2028 are among other key stories.
The 108th PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club saw notable early-round storylines, including Bryson DeChambeau's double-bogey and six-over 76, Rory McIlroy's blunt reaction to his round, and Garrick Higgo receiving a rare two-shot penalty for being late to the tee. Day one updates and second-round tee times are also covered.
The full 2026 NFL regular-season schedule is set to be released, with leaks revealing key matchups such as the Steelers vs. Ravens in Week 18, Chiefs at Seahawks for Sunday Night Football, and the Bears playing on Thanksgiving. Teams are posting social media schedule videos at 7:30 p.m. ET, and the league will not punish teams for mocking Mike Vrabel.
Luke Humphries won his first Premier League night of the season in Birmingham, defeating Gerwyn Price, with both securing play-off spots. The final league night will determine the remaining qualifiers.
St Helens moved to the top of the Super League after a hard-fought 18-16 victory over Huddersfield Giants, surviving a second-half fightback.
The NBA stood by a controversial non-call that helped the Cavaliers take a 3-2 series lead over the Pistons, while Arkansas players Trevon Brazile and Billy Richmond III participated in NBA Combine scrimmages.
Tilak Varma hit an unbeaten 75 for Mumbai Indians to pile more misery on Punjab Kings, while Raj Bawa took a stunning catch in the same match.
Davide Ballerini won stage six of the Giro d'Italia in Naples after a crash on the final cobbled sector took out several favorites.
Highly controversial VAR decisions in England and Scotland could decide the league champions, with Celtic's penalty debacle sparking calls to scrap the system.