June 25, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 61,450.15USDT | +0.60% | 60,684.94 – 61,962.40 |
| ETH | 1,639.44USDT | +1.07% | 1,614.69 – 1,660.54 |
| SOL | 68.380USDT | +0.46% | 67.400 – 69.660 |
| BNB | 565.87USDT | +0.24% | 563.09 – 572.72 |
| XRP | 1.076USDT | +0.23% | 1.069 – 1.090 |
| ADA | 0.148USDT | +0.47% | 0.147 – 0.151 |
| DOGE | 0.07637USDT | +0.32% | 0.07581 – 0.07750 |
| AVAX | 6.433USDT | -0.14% | 6.389 – 6.640 |
| LINK | 7.466USDT | +0.57% | 7.382 – 7.553 |
| TON | 1.577USDT | -0.44% | 1.572 – 1.616 |
| SUI | 0.691USDT | +0.79% | 0.676 – 0.702 |
| APT | 0.629USDT | -0.32% | 0.619 – 0.639 |
| ARB | 0.07650USDT | +0.53% | 0.07540 – 0.07740 |
| GMX | 5.430USDT | +1.31% | 5.320 – 5.490 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | +0.43% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.543USDT | -2.06% | 0.542 – 0.558 |
| A | 0.06230USDT | +0.32% | 0.06180 – 0.06310 |
| NEWT | 0.04860USDT | -2.80% | 0.04670 – 0.05000 |
| TRX | 0.329USDT | +0.49% | 0.327 – 0.331 |
| LTC | 41.640USDT | +1.09% | 41.060 – 42.000 |
| BCH | 193.90USDT | +1.79% | 190.00 – 197.20 |
| DOT | 0.882USDT | -0.56% | 0.879 – 0.899 |
| EUR/USD | 1.134USD | -0.19% | 1.133 – 1.137 |
| GBP/USD | 1.316USD | -0.06% | 1.316 – 1.320 |
| USD/JPY | 161.93USD | +0.07% | 161.56 – 161.94 |
| USD/CHF | 0.813USD | +0.05% | 0.810 – 0.813 |
| AUD/USD | 0.689USD | -0.12% | 0.689 – 0.691 |
| USD/CAD | 1.425USD | +0.08% | 1.422 – 1.425 |
| NZD/USD | 0.564USD | -0.24% | 0.563 – 0.566 |
| EUR/GBP | 0.862USD | -0.12% | 0.861 – 0.863 |
| EUR/JPY | 183.60USD | -0.11% | 183.50 – 184.03 |
| GBP/JPY | 213.09USD | +0.01% | 212.81 – 213.54 |
| EUR/TRY | 52.862USD | -0.01% | 52.843 – 53.030 |
| USD/TRY | 46.515USD | +0.06% | 46.478 – 46.523 |
| EUR/CHF | 0.922USD | -0.12% | 0.921 – 0.923 |
| EUR/CAD | 1.615USD | -0.11% | 1.614 – 1.618 |
| EUR/AUD | 1.645USD | -0.05% | 1.645 – 1.650 |
| GBP/CHF | 1.070USD | +0.01% | 1.068 – 1.071 |
| AUD/JPY | 111.60USD | -0.05% | 111.38 – 111.74 |
| CAD/JPY | 113.68USD | 0.00% | 113.57 – 113.77 |
| CHF/JPY | 199.18USD | 0.00% | 198.93 – 199.68 |
| NZD/JPY | 91.282USD | -0.14% | 91.099 – 91.606 |
| AUD/CAD | 0.982USD | -0.05% | 0.980 – 0.983 |
| AUD/CHF | 0.560USD | -0.06% | 0.559 – 0.561 |
| AUD/NZD | 1.223USD | +0.12% | 1.220 – 1.223 |
| GBP/AUD | 1.909AUD | +0.11% | 1.907 – 1.913 |
| GBP/CAD | 1.874USD | +0.01% | 1.872 – 1.878 |
| GBP/NZD | 2.334NZD | +0.15% | 2.329 – 2.339 |
| NZD/CAD | 0.803CAD | +0.02% | 0.802 – 0.804 |
| NZD/CHF | 0.458CHF | +0.14% | 0.457 – 0.459 |
| EUR/SEK | 11.067USD | -0.04% | 11.042 – 11.089 |
| EUR/NOK | 11.211USD | +0.19% | 11.161 – 11.226 |
| USD/SEK | 9.761USD | +0.15% | 9.710 – 9.771 |
| USD/NOK | 9.888USD | +0.37% | 9.833 – 9.896 |
| USD/MXN | 17.641USD | +0.18% | 17.567 – 17.645 |
| USD/ZAR | 16.572USD | +0.07% | 16.526 – 16.598 |
| USD/INR | 94.395INR | -0.28% | 94.145 – 94.655 |
| USD/CNH | 6.805USD | -0.12% | 6.800 – 6.816 |
| USD/SGD | 1.298USD | +0.04% | 1.296 – 1.298 |
| USD/HKD | 7.841USD | +0.00% | 7.838 – 7.841 |
| USD/KRW | 1,543.32KRW | +0.48% | 1,535.92 – 1,549.04 |
| EUR/NZD | 2.011USD | +0.05% | 2.008 – 2.017 |
| CAD/CHF | 0.571CHF | +0.07% | 0.570 – 0.571 |
| EUR/CNH | 7.716USD | -0.29% | 7.713 – 7.742 |
| EUR/HUF | 355.38HUF | +0.11% | 354.29 – 355.96 |
| EUR/PLN | 4.285PLN | -0.01% | 4.285 – 4.290 |
| EUR/ZAR | 18.790USD | -0.12% | 18.780 – 18.847 |
| USD/COP | 3,426.96COP | -0.24% | 3,426.96 – 3,435.04 |
| USD/CZK | 21.379USD | +0.22% | 21.302 – 21.387 |
| USD/DKK | 6.593USD | +0.17% | 6.572 – 6.595 |
| USD/EGP | 49.533EGP | -0.06% | 49.470 – 49.693 |
| USD/HUF | 313.47USD | +0.10% | 311.56 – 313.69 |
| USD/IDR | 17,915.00IDR | -0.20% | 17,915.00 – 17,950.00 |
| USD/ILS | 2.978USD | -0.17% | 2.968 – 2.987 |
| USD/MYR | 4.116MYR | -0.47% | 4.110 – 4.135 |
| USD/PHP | 61.152PHP | -0.24% | 61.134 – 61.350 |
| USD/PLN | 3.780USD | +0.19% | 3.768 – 3.782 |
| USD/THB | 33.400USD | -0.07% | 33.321 – 33.461 |
| USD/AED | 3.673AED | 0.00% | 3.673 – 3.673 |
| USD/TWD | 31.838TWD | +0.12% | 31.760 – 31.896 |
| Gold | 3,985.13USD | -0.36% | 3,963.11 – 4,018.71 |
| AEX | 1,073.96USD | +0.81% | 1,069.48 – 1,074.36 |
| ASX 200 | 8,789.20USD | -0.48% | 8,753.20 – 8,817.40 |
| AUD Index | 69.010USD | -0.22% | 68.780 – 69.070 |
| GBP Index | 131.73USD | -0.24% | 131.40 – 131.80 |
| CAC 40 | 8,433.42USD | +0.57% | 8,374.50 – 8,436.08 |
| Corn | 4.045USD | +0.27% | 4.013 – 4.050 |
| CAD Index | 70.281USD | -0.11% | 70.173 – 70.347 |
| DAX | 24,897.98USD | +0.64% | 24,761.72 – 24,929.82 |
| Dow Jones | 51,854.17USD | +0.35% | 51,623.16 – 52,254.22 |
| DXY | 101.72USD | +0.13% | 101.44 – 101.72 |
| EUR Index | 113.56USD | -0.26% | 113.25 – 113.70 |
| FTSE MIB | 51,780.57USD | +0.27% | 51,656.41 – 51,964.79 |
| Hang Seng | 23,074.10USD | -1.10% | 22,990.60 – 23,463.60 |
| IBEX 35 | 19,444.41USD | +0.28% | 19,348.40 – 19,463.50 |
| Nasdaq Composite | 25,476.64USD | -0.43% | 25,354.66 – 25,840.56 |
| JPY Index | 61.806USD | -0.14% | 61.788 – 61.867 |
| KOSPI | 8,930.31USD | +5.42% | 8,693.62 – 9,044.04 |
| MOVE Index | 69.063USD | +0.41% | 68.780 – 69.063 |
| Nikkei 225 | 72,366.12USD | +4.61% | 69,982.67 – 72,594.22 |
| NYSE Composite | 23,493.54USD | +0.13% | 23,410.25 – 23,596.21 |
| Russell 2000 | 2,986.63USD | +0.38% | 2,969.72 – 3,015.05 |
| Semiconductors | 13,458.19USD | -0.18% | 13,115.83 – 13,597.38 |
| Soybeans | 11.153USD | +0.51% | 11.064 – 11.172 |
| SMI | 14,192.87USD | +0.53% | 14,078.30 – 14,203.13 |
| STI | 5,218.97USD | +0.06% | 5,212.69 – 5,232.64 |
| Sugar | 0.136USD | +0.46% | 0.134 – 0.136 |
| Euro Stoxx 50 | 6,261.78USD | +0.76% | 6,211.57 – 6,265.26 |
| Stoxx 600 | 639.80USD | +0.73% | 635.68 – 639.82 |
| CHF Index | 123.09USD | -0.31% | 122.84 – 123.26 |
| CRB Index | 350.01USD | -1.50% | 350.01 – 350.01 |
| FTSE 100 | 10,521.06USD | +0.57% | 10,415.45 – 10,521.08 |
| Wall St 30 | 52,129.90USD | 0.00% | 51,948.90 – 52,193.90 |
| VIX | 18.060USD | -3.01% | 17.870 – 18.170 |
| Wheat | 5.851USD | +0.10% | 5.840 – 5.876 |
| NZD Index | 56.475USD | -0.36% | 56.300 – 56.650 |
| Oil | 69.72USD | -0.20% | 69.05 – 70.21 |
| Brent | 73.13USD | -0.33% | 72.62 – 73.72 |
| S&P 500 | 7,358.21USD | -0.10% | 7,336.82 – 7,428.06 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 29,220.06USD | -0.43% | 28,963.10 – 29,592.90 |
| Apple | 293.08USD | -0.41% | 292.94 – 299.70 |
| Microsoft | 365.46USD | -2.27% | 364.78 – 378.88 |
| Nvidia | 199.00USD | -0.52% | 196.58 – 201.67 |
| Amazon | 234.27USD | +0.07% | 232.95 – 242.42 |
| Meta | 557.67USD | -0.81% | 555.55 – 569.04 |
| Tesla | 375.53USD | -1.59% | 373.05 – 384.58 |
Prices as of June 25, 2026 11:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with a rising death toll and urgent rescue efforts, alongside a severe European heatwave causing fatalities and infrastructure strain. Geopolitical tensions persist with the Iran war and oil price fluctuations, while UK politics sees shifts as Andy Burnham emerges as a likely next prime minister.
Two powerful earthquakes, including a 7.5-magnitude quake, struck Caracas, causing widespread building collapses and at least 32 deaths with hundreds injured. The USGS warns the death toll could reach 10,000 to 100,000, and international aid is arriving from the US, El Salvador, and the Dominican Republic.
President Trump is in a heated standoff with Senate Republicans over his war powers and a $87-88 billion funding request for the Iran war, after a bipartisan rebuke. He clashed with Senator Cassidy and other GOP members in a closed-door meeting, while also pushing for a divisive voting act to block a housing bill.
Oil prices fell sharply toward prewar levels as shipping resumes in the Persian Gulf, reversing earlier spikes from the Iran conflict. Trump also accused big oil firms of price-gouging, adding to market volatility.
France, the UK, and Spain are experiencing record temperatures, with Parisians jumping into canals to escape the heat. The heatwave highlights climate inequality, as low-income housing suffers worst, while El Niño exacerbates global warming effects.
Democratic socialists and pro-Palestinian candidates won key primaries in New York, signaling a leftward shift on Israel and policy. The DSA is sharpening its ambitions, while party leaders urge moderation but face a base with other ideas.
Trump called Andy Burnham 'extremely liberal' and 'the mayor of a town,' while UK Chancellor Reeves backs Burnham to become PM. Keir Starmer's resignation raises questions about European security and UK defense partnerships.
Independent MPs launch a new centrist party, while a Victorian Liberal MP denies assault allegations. A Fortescue class action involves sexual harassment claims, and a radio host faces fallout over a Tommy Robinson interview.
A judge throws out a federal suit against NJ sanctuary cities, while a federal appeals panel rejects Trump's effort to gather voting data. The postmaster general confirms plans to hold back mail ballots in states that don't hand over voter data.
France identifies its first Ebola case from a traveler to DRC, while a Texas family sues Tesla over a fatal crash. A Philippines school shooting leads to a video game ban, and a shark attack survivor in Sydney recovers.
Anthropic accuses Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities, while Ferrari's marketing boss quits after EV launch backlash. A Texas family sues Tesla over a fatal crash, and a JPMorgan employee was fired over a viral Knicks trash can video.
Israel says IDF is staying in southern Lebanon, undermining Iran peace talks, while Iran's loyalists promote a wider nationalism. The US-Iran MOU sets stage for nuclear revival, and support builds on the right for prosecuting women who get abortions.
King Charles III releases tax details for transparency. Kenya protests demand justice for victims. US renters call for action against fees, and a Louisiana sheriff retires after pleading guilty to assault.
Two powerful earthquakes, including a 7.5-magnitude quake, struck Venezuela, causing at least 32 deaths, hundreds injured, and widespread building collapses. International aid is arriving, but the death toll could rise significantly.
A severe heatwave is scorching Europe, with record temperatures in France, UK, Spain, and Germany, prompting red alerts and health warnings. Parisians are seeking relief in canals, while concerns grow over heat-trap housing and climate inequality.
President Trump is clashing with Senate Republicans over Iran war powers, refusing to sign a housing bill until voting restrictions pass, and asking for $87-88 billion for war costs. The GOP is divided, with some reversing course on Iran after Trump's outburst.
Oil prices have dropped to pre-Iran war levels as more tankers exit the Strait of Hormuz, easing fears of a long-lasting energy crunch. The decline follows a period of volatility after Iran's response to US and Israeli attacks.
Rachel Reeves backs Andy Burnham to become prime minister, despite reports she may be demoted. Meanwhile, Keir Starmer's resignation raises questions about European security and UK defense partnerships.
Democratic socialists won key primaries in New York, signaling a party shift on Israel with pro-Palestinian candidates gaining ground. The DSA is sharpening its ambitions, while party leaders urge moderation.
Trump stokes chaos in Congress, refuses to sign housing bill, and faces legal setbacks on voting data and sanctuary cities. ICC judges sue over sanctions, and a federal appeals panel rejects voting data collection.
Ferrari's marketing boss quits after EV launch backlash, and JPMorgan fires an employee over a viral video. The UK cuts VAT on family attractions, and recruitment tips emerge for a tougher jobs market.
IBM announces a breakthrough in chip technology below 1 nanometre. Big companies aim to ease AI transition for workers, and datacentres face increased climate-related legal cases.
Israel says troops will stay in southern Lebanon, undermining Iran peace talks. North Korea deploys its first destroyer with nuclear-capable missiles, and EU-Taliban talks spark outrage among Afghan women.
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing widespread destruction in Caracas, with hundreds dead and thousands injured. International aid is arriving, and the USGS warns the death toll could reach up to 100,000.
Oil prices have fallen to pre-Iran war levels as shipping resumes through the Strait of Hormuz, easing fears of a long-lasting energy crunch. The US and other nations are seeking to reduce reliance on the strategic waterway.
Rachel Reeves backs Andy Burnham to become PM despite reports she may be demoted, while the government cuts VAT on family attractions and kids' meals. The UK also faces extreme heat and political maneuvering.
Trump asks Congress for billions for the Iran war, clashes with Republicans over a housing bill, and accuses oil firms of price-gouging. Senate Republicans reverse course on Iran after Trump's outburst.
Europe faces a severe heatwave with record temperatures in the UK, France, and Italy, leading to health warnings and disruptions. Parisians seek relief in canals, and workers struggle in unairconditioned spaces.
Democratic socialists gain in New York primaries, while Senate Democrats train election observers. Trump's influence is seen in Colombia's election, and a puppy-abuse case sparks rare protests in China.
North Korea deploys its first destroyer with nuclear-capable missiles. Iraq's new leader faces militia control challenges, and EU-Taliban talks spark outrage. Russia asks Kazakhstan for gasoline.
EasyJet rejects a takeover bid, Honda faces losses over EV gamble, and big companies aim to ease AI transition for workers. Ferrari's marketing boss quits after EV backlash.
A new centrist party launches, a shark attack survivor wakes up, and a Liberal MP denies assault allegations. Fortescue faces a class action over sexual harassment at mine sites.
The UK plans a conversion practices ban with jail time, and a GTA 6 release is anticipated. Scouts introduce AI badges, and a duck is barred from a World Cup game.
New data shows which university degrees yield highest lifetime earnings, and a recruiter shares job-seeking tips. South Sudan's education crisis threatens its youth boom.
A judge throws out a federal suit against NJ sanctuary cities, and ICE raids end but fear lingers in Minnesota. The US sees ongoing debates over immigration policy.
Two powerful earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5 magnitude) struck Venezuela, causing at least 164 deaths, hundreds missing, and widespread destruction in Caracas. International aid is arriving, but the full scale of damage is still unclear.
A deadly heat wave is scorching Europe, with Spain warning of about 200 deaths and the UK, France, and Italy issuing extreme heat warnings. The heat is exacerbating climate inequality and straining infrastructure.
Oil prices have fallen to pre-Iran war levels as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz resumes, easing fears of a long-term energy crunch. The US Senate reversed course on ending the war after Trump's pressure.
Rachel Reeves backs Andy Burnham to be next PM, while Trump calls Burnham 'extremely liberal'. The education secretary turns a Tory insult into a T-shirt, and the UK plans to halve tariff-free steel imports.
Several strong quakes hit worldwide in 24 hours, including in California and Japan, but experts say they are likely not connected to Venezuela's devastating tremors.
Senate Democrats train election observers, DSA sharpens ambitions after primary wins, and Trump refuses to sign a housing bill until the SAVE Act passes. A judge throws out a suit against sanctuary cities.
EasyJet rejects a £4.9bn takeover but opens talks, Gousto warehouse closure puts 290 jobs at risk, and Honda's EV pledge unravels leading to losses. US inflation problems persist.
Big companies aim to ease AI transition for workers, Anthropic accuses Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities, and datacentres face climate-related legal cases.
NATO's leader calms Trump with defense spending charts, ICC judges sue over sanctions, and EU-Taliban talks spark outrage. North Korea deploys its first destroyer with nuclear-capable missiles.
UK plans jail time and fines for conversion practices, a Louisiana sheriff retires after beating a podcaster, and a puppy-abuse case in China prompts rare protests.
Independent MPs launch a new centrist party, a Fortescue class action over sexual harassment, and Papua New Guinea faces food shortages due to El Niño.
Kenya braces for Gen Z protests, Sydney shark attack survivor awake, and South Sudan's education crisis threatens a generation.
Two powerful earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5 magnitude) struck Venezuela, killing at least 164 and leaving hundreds missing. Rescue teams are searching for survivors amid damaged infrastructure, with international aid being offered.
A deadly heatwave grips Europe, with Spain warning of high death tolls and the UK extending red warnings. Hospitals face critical incidents as extreme heat damages equipment and strains staff.
Oil prices fall to pre-war levels as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz resumes, easing fears of a long-term energy crunch. The US seeks to reduce reliance on the strait amid ongoing conflict.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves backs Andy Burnham to become the next prime minister, while Donald Trump criticizes Burnham as 'extremely liberal'. Starmer emphasizes minimizing disruption during the transition.
Several strong quakes hit worldwide within 24 hours, including in California and Japan, though experts say they are likely unrelated to the Venezuela tremors. The USGS warns of potentially high death tolls.
EasyJet rejects a £4.9bn takeover offer but opens talks with Castlelake. Ferrari's marketing boss quits after EV launch backlash, and Honda faces losses from its EV gamble. Inflation concerns persist in the US.
Senate Democrats train election observers, and the DSA gains influence after primary wins. ICC judges sue over Trump sanctions, and NATO's leader tries to preserve the alliance. Trump asks for Iran war funding.
The government bans conversion practices with jail time, cuts VAT on family attractions, and faces steel import changes. Education secretary turns insult into a T-shirt, and student loan caps deter physician assistants.
A Sydney shark attack survivor is awake and alert. Victorian MP denies assault allegations, and Fortescue faces a class action over sexual harassment. Karl Stefanovic won't appear on a radio show amid fallout.
Today's tech news is dominated by Amazon Prime Day deals, with extensive coverage of discounts on electronics, home gadgets, and Apple products. Major stories also include significant developments in AI and semiconductors, such as IBM's sub-1nm chip breakthrough, OpenAI and Broadcom's custom AI chip, and Micron's profit surge boosting AI stocks. Other key themes include cybersecurity breaches, AI's impact on jobs and content moderation, and geopolitical tensions in the chip industry.
Anthropic has accused Alibaba of illicitly accessing its Claude AI model through fake accounts, highlighting rising tensions in the global AI race. Meanwhile, AI researchers continue to leave Google for rivals like Anthropic, and China's top AI experts express fears of a 'Chernobyl moment' in the US-China arms race.
OpenAI and Broadcom announced a custom chip for LLM inference, while Micron posted a 15-fold profit surge driven by AI demand. Qualcomm revealed Meta as its first big customer for data center chips, and Cerebras stock plunged after earnings, reflecting the volatile AI chip market.
Meta is accelerating plans to replace human moderation with AI, while medical students are using a popular research tool to produce misleading studies. A new website names companies that still don't offer passkeys, and Google's Play Store will open to outside payments.
New data shows engineering jobs are resilient despite AI layoffs, and companies are rationing AI tokens as employees max out budgets. Zombie unicorns haunt Silicon Valley, and former Infosys chief launches a startup to challenge IT services.
Amazon's Prime Day continues with major discounts on tech, including Apple products, robot vacuums, Dyson devices, and Kindles. WIRED highlights the best deals on LED masks, air conditioners, and smart home gear.
Half-Life 2 can now run in a browser, and Grand Theft Auto VI will cost $79.99, raising concerns about physical game prices. A24 faces backlash over a Google DeepMind investment, and Disney settled a $50M lawsuit over live-TV streaming costs.
A global operation disrupted cybercrime tools, and the FCC plans an ID mandate for prepaid phones, sparking privacy concerns. Cloudflare launched self-managed OAuth for all, and Google's new AI data training feature raises opt-out questions.
A report justifies NASA cancellations after $500M spent on a stage adapter, and the US ends a hantavirus outbreak response with unanswered questions. First red squirrel kits were born at a UK sanctuary, and Norway's World Cup goals cause seismic tremors.
A new paper argues Microsoft exaggerated its quantum claims about the Majorana 1 chip. LuaJIT 3.0 proposed syntax extensions, and researchers explore internal representations of Pangram 3.3.2.
Europe pushes back on Washington's chip war, and China builds most of the world's robots to address labor shortages. Qualcomm vs Nvidia and drones vs dogs highlight Asia tech trends.
The Slate auto offers a $24,950 EV with 205 miles of range, and the company changed its battery type. Bitcoin hits a 20-month low as sentiment sours, and predictions market Kalshi seeks $40B valuation.
Wikipedia workers in Britain seek union recognition, and a congresswoman denies AI use in a defense amendment. Microsoft introduced cheaper Surface devices, and the UK saw its hottest June day on record.
Qualcomm reveals Meta as its first big customer for data center chips, while Micron posts a 15-fold profit surge. OpenAI and Broadcom announce a custom chip for LLM inference, and Cerebras stock plunges after earnings.
Amazon's Prime Day event continues with deep discounts on a wide range of products, including Kindles, TVs, headphones, Apple devices, robot vacuums, and smart home gadgets. Multiple articles highlight the best deals under $30, $100, and across various categories, with live blogs tracking the latest offers.
Anthropic accuses Alibaba of illicitly extracting Claude AI model capabilities, while Cellebrite tools were used by Russia despite a sales cutoff. New CVEs discovered in Curl highlight ongoing security vulnerabilities.
AI was expected to kill engineering jobs, but new data shows engineers are more resilient. Companies are scrambling to ration AI budgets as tokenmaxxing ends. Meta races to replace human moderation with AI.
Europe pushes back on Washington's chip war, and China builds most of the world's robots to address workforce decline. India's AI limits are revealed, and the US ends a hantavirus outbreak response with unanswered questions.
Grand Theft Auto VI will cost $79.99, more than other AAA games, and its physical edition raises concerns about the future of physical game media.
The unbearable cheapness of open weight models is discussed, alongside the rise of open source AI. Medical students misuse research tools to pump out misleading studies.
A new paper argues Microsoft exaggerated its quantum claims about the Majorana 1 chip. The debate highlights the challenges in quantum computing verification.
Global operation 'Endgame' disrupts cybercrime tools, and a new website shames companies lacking passkey support. Wikipedia workers in Britain seek union recognition.
A24 faces backlash over Google DeepMind's $75 million investment, as AI companies deepen influence in Hollywood. Congresswoman denies staff used AI to write defense funding amendment.
Slate auto's $24,950 EV truck changes battery type, and hands-on review highlights its 205-mile range. The memory chip crunch pays off for US companies.
Wikipedia workers in Britain seek union recognition. Half-Life 2 runs in a browser. UK sees hottest June day on record. First red squirrel kits born at sanctuary.
Anthropic has accused Alibaba of using fake accounts to illicitly extract capabilities from its Claude AI model, highlighting tensions in the global AI race. Meanwhile, AI researchers continue to leave Google for rivals like Anthropic, and new data suggests engineering jobs remain resilient despite AI-driven layoff narratives.
OpenAI and Broadcom have announced a custom chip designed for LLM inference at scale, while Qualcomm revealed Meta as its first Big Tech customer for data centre chips. Cerebras stock plunged after its first earnings report, and Micron posted a 15-fold profit surge, boosting AI stocks.
LuaJIT 3.0 proposed syntax extensions and Half-Life 2 running in a browser garnered significant attention on Hacker News. The discussion around open weight models and blogging also highlighted developer community trends.
Medical students are using a popular research tool to pump out misleading studies, raising concerns about academic integrity. NHS England admitted key data does not prove Palantir's effectiveness in healthcare, and a new visual guide explores AI's impact on different industries.
Grand Theft Auto VI is finally approaching release, with news that it will cost more than other AAA games. Half-Life 2 can now be played in a browser, and the Dolphin Emulator releases a progress update. A24 faces backlash over a Google DeepMind investment.
Zombie unicorns are haunting Silicon Valley, and former Infosys chief Vishal Sikka has a new startup challenging the IT services world. Predictions market Kalshi is in talks to raise funds at a $40bn valuation, and Elon Musk's net worth fluctuates.
Microsoft introduced cheaper Surface devices with half the memory, and the Slate auto offers a bare-bones $24,950 EV with 205 miles of range. The Skylight Calendar and smart fridges are among the notable product launches and deals.
The UK sees its hottest June day on record, and first red squirrel kits are born at a sanctuary. A study suggests medical students use a popular research tool to produce misleading studies.
Meta looks to AI to review harmful content in a cost-cutting drive, and Google Search's new AI data training feature raises privacy concerns. Congresswoman Luna denies staff used AI to write a defense funding amendment, and the US ends a hantavirus outbreak response with no answers on quarantines.
Europe is pushing back on Washington's chip war, and China is building most of the world's robots to narrow its labour gap. India's AI limits are highlighted by Ambani's deep-tech ambitions, and Chinese AI experts express concerns about a 'Chernobyl moment'.
IBM unveils sub-1nm chip technology, while OpenAI and Broadcom announce a custom LLM inference chip. Qualcomm reveals Meta as its first data center chip customer, and Micron posts a 15-fold profit surge, boosting AI stocks.
Amazon Prime Day continues with deep discounts on Apple products, robot vacuums, Dyson devices, and more. WIRED and The Verge highlight the best deals across categories.
Grand Theft Auto VI is finally approaching release, with a higher price than other AAA games. Half-Life 2 can now be played in a browser, and a new paper questions Microsoft's quantum computing claims.
UK police built a flawed crime-prediction machine, and Meta plans to use AI to replace human content moderators. The FCC proposes an ID mandate for prepaid phones, raising privacy concerns.
AI researchers continue leaving Google for rivals like Anthropic, while data shows engineering jobs are resilient despite AI layoff fears. Companies are now rationing AI tokens as budgets tighten.
The cheapness of open weight AI models is debated, and medical students misuse research tools to produce misleading studies. Blogging about obvious truths gains attention.
NASA cancels a $500 million stage adapter project due to ballooning costs, and an experimental wine bottle tracks oxygen through corks. The UK sees its hottest June day on record.
China builds most of the world's robots to address a shrinking workforce, and a solar e-bike raises e-waste concerns. The Slate auto offers a $24,950 bare-bones EV.
A24 faces backlash over Google DeepMind investment, and the future of TV is fragmented. Facebook's Creator Studio returns as an AI companion app.
Zombie unicorns haunt Silicon Valley, Elon Musk's wealth fluctuates, and Disney settles a $50M lawsuit over TV pricing. Bitcoin hits a 20-month low.
IBM announces the world's first sub-1nm chip technology, while OpenAI and Broadcom unveil a custom AI chip designed for large language model inference. Micron's 15-fold profit surge boosts AI stocks, and Qualcomm reveals Meta as its first big customer for data center chips, signaling intense competition in the semiconductor space.
AI is transforming various sectors, from sports (World Cup teams using AI) to policing (UK crime-prediction machine) and content moderation (Meta using AI to replace human moderators). Concerns about AI accuracy, data privacy, and ethical use persist, with Anthropic accusing Alibaba of illicitly accessing its Claude chatbot.
LastPass notifies users of another data breach, and a global operation disrupts cybercrime tools. Cellebrite's tools were used by Russia despite a pledge to stop, and a new website names companies that still lack passkey support, highlighting ongoing security challenges.
AI was expected to kill engineering jobs, but data shows engineers are resilient. Top AI researchers leave Google for rivals, and a former Infosys chief starts a new IT services challenger. 'Zombie unicorns' haunt Silicon Valley, and Wikipedia workers seek union recognition.
Microsoft introduces cheaper Surface devices with half the memory, and a solar e-bike raises questions about e-waste. Cloudflare launches self-managed OAuth, and Google Workspace offers promo codes.
New CVEs are discovered in Curl, LuaJIT 3.0 proposes syntax extensions, and a paper explores mixing visual and textual code. Blogging about stating the obvious gains attention.
Disney agrees to pay $50 million to settle claims over YouTube TV and DirecTV price increases. The future of TV is discussed, with fragmentation creating both choice and hassle.
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Today's entertainment news is dominated by major gaming announcements, particularly Grand Theft Auto 6 preorders and pricing, alongside significant animation developments from Annecy Festival including Ricky Gervais' 'Alley Cats' and Genndy Tartakovsky's 'Conan the Barbarian' series. The industry also sees major deals in UK broadcasting with Sky's potential ITV acquisition, and several high-profile casting updates for upcoming films and series.
Lionel Richie cut short the first night of his tour with Earth, Wind & Fire after feeling dizzy and unwell on stage in Minnesota. He was later reported to be recovering.
The estate of Leonard Cohen issued a preemptive objection to Donald Trump's plan to use 'Hallelujah' at his Freedom 250 rally. The estate stated they do not support the use of the song for the event.
Grand Theft Auto 6 preorders are now live, with Rockstar confirming a £70 price tag and that physical editions will contain a digital download code. New details emerge about PS5-exclusive features and a possible mechanic borrowed from Red Dead Redemption 2.
Amazon Prime Day features significant discounts on designer fashion via Shopbop, LEGO sets for adults, gaming PCs, iPads, and various tech accessories. Deals on BowFlex dumbbells, portable fans, and Samsung Frame TVs are also highlighted.
Netflix is moving adult animation back under the oversight of comedy head Tracey Pakosta, reverting to its original structure. The move aims to streamline operations within the streamer's comedy series division.
Reports suggest Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may be getting married next month at Madison Square Garden, following event and street closure filings. The rumor follows in the footsteps of a famous wedding at the venue decades ago.
The 'Baahubali' universe expands with an animated feature, while Indian animated film 'Error#404' is selected for MIFA at Annecy. Bengali drama 'Pinjar' lands an international deal with a girls' education initiative.
The Italian Global Series Festival returns with a spotlight on 'Star Trek' for its 60th anniversary, alongside a tribute to Federico Fellini. The festival runs July 3–11 along the Adriatic coast.
Millie Bobby Brown reveals she knows what really happened to Eleven in the 'Stranger Things' finale, having made a pact with the Duffer Brothers. The actress keeps the details under wraps.
Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner join 'Acting Like Women' as executive producers, a documentary about the rise of female performance artists in the late 1970s. The IDA announces its Getting Real '26 conference lineup.
Season 2 of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' is reviewed as a vast improvement with some big hiccups. The series continues to expand its animated universe.
Ella Bruccoleri discusses playing Mary Bennet in 'The Other Bennet Sister,' with a Christmas special confirmed. The show returns for a three-part special filming in Wales.
Rockstar has opened preorders for GTA 6 with a $80 standard and $100 ultimate edition, sparking debate among fans. New screenshots impress but tech experts caution they may not represent actual gameplay, while Sony promotes the game with a custom PS5 UI.
Leonard Cohen's estate issued a preemptive objection to Trump's plan to use 'Hallelujah' at his Freedom 250 rally. The estate stated they do not support the use of the song.
Acorn TV and ITV acquired the Kiwi crime drama 'Blue Murder Motel.' The BBC's Beatles drama 'Hamburg Days' cast Asa Butterfield, Jonny Lee Miller, and Christine Tremarco. Netflix's 'Dept. Q' added new cast for season 2.
Prime Day features deep discounts on Apple iPads, gaming PCs, LEGO sets, and various electronics. Deals on the iPad Air M4, iBuypower PC, and BowFlex dumbbells are highlighted.
Quentin Tarantino and Kylie Minogue are filming a new drama in Wales. Mubi will publish a lost 'Faust' bible. A documentary on female performance artists, 'Acting Like Women,' adds Lily Tomlin as EP.
Dolly Parton opened a truck stop in Tennessee. Olivia Rodrigo's festival sold out in 30 minutes. Beabadoobee announced a new album 'Pylon' with single 'Sun Has Set.' Chris Brown's housekeeper testified in dog mauling trial.
Reviews for 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Season 2 and previews for 'Hundred Nights: DIFU' are out. New DLC for 'BlazBlue: Central Fiction' and a 'Halo' board game were announced. 'Destiny 2' support ending.
Gary Oldman will receive the Edinburgh TV Fest's Golden Icon Award. The ACM Honors event set Kacey Musgraves, Ella Langley, and others for special awards.
Netflix moved adult animation under comedy head Tracey Pakosta. Fox Sports renewed Concacaf Gold Cup rights. Production assistants ratified union contracts at Warner Bros. TV.
Sean Hannity addressed health concerns after viewers noted his raspy voice. Whitney Houston's estate denied she was high during a fall on Oprah. Alex Cooper addressed toxic work environment claims.
'Eraser' at 30: Director Chuck Russell discussed a major rewrite. Jeff Olson, VFX producer on 'Star Wars' and 'Star Trek,' died at 77. Salford Lads Club from The Smiths cover got a status upgrade.
Grand Theft Auto 6 continues to dominate gaming news with preorders now live, new screenshots sparking debate over gameplay versus graphics, and a Best Buy bundle offering a $50 gift card. Physical editions will cost £70 and contain a digital download code, while tech experts analyze the screenshots for potential gameplay mechanics.
Sky and ITV have reportedly agreed terms on a £1.6B deal for ITV's broadcast and streaming unit, which could be announced soon. This move is expected to shake up British broadcasting.
Virginie Efira will receive the Locarno Film Festival's honorary Leopard Club Award, recognizing her bold and thoughtful performances in contemporary cinema.
Netflix's crime series 'Dept. Q' has started production on Season 2 in Scotland, adding Aisling Franciosi, Greg Wise, and eight other cast members. Matthew Goode returns as DCI Carl Morck in the thriller.
The BBC's six-part drama 'Hamburg Days' has cast Asa Butterfield, Jonny Lee Miller, and Christine Tremarco, with 'Adolescence' star also joining. The series follows the Beatles' early days in Hamburg's club scene.
Gary Oldman will receive the Edinburgh TV Festival's Golden Icon Award, recognizing his late-career revival as Jackson Lamb in 'Slow Horses.' The Oscar-winning actor is celebrated for his transformative role.
Ricky Gervais debuted his Netflix adult animation 'Alley Cats' to an enthusiastic response, while Genndy Tartakovsky announced a 'Conan the Barbarian' series. The festival also featured pitches for genre-bending co-productions and the 'ViQueens' teaser.
Dolly Parton officially opened Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop, a truck stop in Tennessee, with a humorous remark about not leaving it to beavers.
Amazon Prime Day features significant discounts on gaming, tech, and lifestyle products, including LEGO sets, Apple iPads, and BowFlex dumbbells. Deals on GTA 6 bundles and Project Hail Mary 4K preorders are also highlighted.
Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields music festival sold out in 30 minutes with an all-women lineup, while Beabadoobee announced her fourth album 'Pylon' featuring Hayley Williams. Both stories highlight new music and live events.
Fox Sports renewed its contract with Concacaf to remain the English-language home for the Gold Cup and Nations League in the U.S., securing major soccer broadcasting rights.
Rockstar releases new screenshots and confirms GTA 6 preorders are live, with a $70 price tag and physical editions containing digital codes. Sony partners with Rockstar for a custom PS5 UI, and Best Buy offers gift card incentives.
Ricky Gervais presents his Netflix adult animation 'Alley Cats' at the Annecy festival, receiving enthusiastic responses for its politically incorrect humor. He expresses desire to continue the series indefinitely.
Comcast-owned Sky agrees on terms to acquire ITV's broadcast and streaming unit for £1.6 billion, with an official announcement expected soon. The deal is set to reshape British broadcasting.
The animated spinoff 'Stranger Things: Tales from '85' is renewed for a second season before its debut. Millie Bobby Brown reveals she knows Eleven's fate from the Duffer Brothers.
Netflix's crime series 'Dept. Q' adds Aisling Franciosi, Greg Wise, and others as production starts in Scotland. Matthew Goode returns as DCI Carl Morck.
Asa Butterfield, Jonny Lee Miller, and Christine Tremarco join the BBC six-part drama about the Beatles' early days in Hamburg. The series also features 'Adolescence' star.
Prime Day features major discounts on gaming PCs, LEGO sets, and accessories like the BowFlex dumbbells. Konami games and Apple iPads see significant price cuts.
Fox Sports renews its contract for the Concacaf Gold Cup and becomes the English-language home for the Nations League. The deal strengthens Fox's soccer portfolio.
Quentin Tarantino, Kylie Minogue, and RZA are spotted in Wales filming a new drama, generating buzz for the project.
Ajay Devgn will star in the action film 'Chauhaan' from Jio Studios and Colour Yellow Productions, set for an October 2027 release. The project marks his debut collaboration with director Neeraj Yadav.
Hasbro's 'Peppa Pig' series is facing backlash for asking child actors to sign over their voices to AI, raising concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in children's entertainment.
Ricky Gervais presented his animated sitcom 'Alley Cats' at Annecy, receiving a warm reception for its foul-mouthed feline humor. He expressed a desire to continue the series indefinitely.
Genndy Tartakovsky is developing a 'Conan the Barbarian' animated series with Cartoon Network Studios and Prime Video, signaling his return to Warner Bros.
Netflix's animated 'Stranger Things' spinoff 'Tales from '85' has been renewed for a second season. Meanwhile, Millie Bobby Brown revealed she knows Eleven's fate in the series finale.
The BBC's six-part drama 'Hamburg Days' about the Beatles' early years in Hamburg has added Asa Butterfield, Jonny Lee Miller, and Christine Tremarco to its cast.
AI music platform Suno launched an incubator program for indie artists, while the Japanese government plans subsidies for AI translations of anime and manga to boost overseas sales.
The World Cup 2026 is in full swing with knockout permutations emerging, while EFL fixture releases dominate domestic football news. Major NBA trade rumors involving Jaylen Brown and draft criticism, plus F1 heat-hazard declarations and boxing unification fights, round out a busy sports week.
Scotland's World Cup hopes hang by a thread after a 3-0 defeat to Brazil, with key players like Andy Robertson injured. Coach Steve Clarke and midfielder John McGinn express doubt about advancing, as the team awaits results from other groups.
Brazil secures top spot in Group C with Vinicius Jr. scoring twice against Scotland, while Neymar makes an emotional return after a long injury layoff. The team's performance highlights their depth and star power.
South Africa reaches the knockout stage for the first time with a 1-0 win over South Korea, while Mexico maintains a perfect record by eliminating the Czech Republic. Both teams showcase historic achievements and standout performances.
As the group stage concludes, teams like Netherlands, Sweden, Japan, Australia, and Paraguay face critical matches to qualify. Articles detail the scenarios for Groups D, E, and F.
England assesses Declan Rice and Reece James ahead of their final group game, while Germany's Antonio Rudiger is fit to start. Both teams prepare for knockout rounds with key player updates.
Real Madrid targets defenders like Marc Cucurella and Ibrahima Konate, while Barcelona pursues Julian Alvarez and Mikel Oyarzabal. PSG also joins the race for Bayern's Michael Olise.
Arsenal shows interest in Manu Kone and Morgan Rogers, while Manchester City is ready to meet a £100M fee for Rogers. The transfer market heats up with major clubs competing for top talent.
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White criticizes referees for allowing 'cheap shots' on Caitlin Clark, calling the officiating 'dangerous' and 'disrespectful.' The issue sparks debate on player protection.
Tampa Bay Rays snap a two-game skid with a 5-3 win over the Royals, led by Griffin Jax. Other MLB action continues with key performances.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, is set to debut for India, while his brother Ashirvad hits a century. Shreyas Iyer's captaincy record is analyzed ahead of India's T20I against Ireland.
The Detroit Lions face a cornerback dilemma after Terrion Arnold's arrest, while the Commanders consider Stefon Diggs as a safer option over Brandon Aiyuk. Bills' defensive shifts also highlighted.
Conor McGregor's UFC return nears, Luke Humphries defends his US Darts Masters title, and McLaren introduces upgrades for the Austrian Grand Prix. Boxing and horse racing also feature.
Scotland's World Cup hopes hang by a thread after a 3-0 defeat to Brazil, leaving them needing specific results to advance. Multiple articles analyze their knockout chances and the anxious wait for other group outcomes.
South Africa advanced to the round of 32 with a 1-0 win over South Korea, while Mexico beat Czech Republic to maintain a perfect record. Canada qualified but lost home advantage after a loss to Switzerland.
England were held to a goalless draw by Ghana and face Panama in their final group game, with qualification scenarios still open. The USMNT, under Mauricio Pochettino, have become World Cup darlings after early struggles.
Scottish fans report spending five-figure sums at the World Cup, while Germany will decide on optional refereeing rules after the tournament. The new Trionda ball is causing issues for goalkeepers.
Live updates, knockout permutations, and eliminated teams are covered, along with a feature on Bangladesh's love for Argentina and Brazil. The tournament's individual-focused narrative is critiqued.
Manchester City are bullish on Malo Gusto's valuation as Enzo Maresca pushes for a reunion, while Kolo Muani is willing to cut wages to join Juventus. Chelsea target a centre-back and Arsenal eye William Gomes.
Cody Gakpo is thriving with the Netherlands but faces increased competition at Liverpool, making his future uncertain. The conundrum is discussed in multiple outlets.
The semi-finalists for the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 have been confirmed, with a full list of qualified teams and how they got there.
India arrive at Stormont for two T20 internationals against Ireland, with 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi poised to make his debut. Research is key to slowing him down.
BBC Sport has signed a new Wimbledon deal until 2033, and Emma Raducanu is advised to chase happiness to win another Grand Slam. The International Tennis Federation is now World Tennis.
The Steelers countdown to kickoff continues, Lions CB Terrion Arnold faces a kidnapping plot charge, and the Yankees beat the Tigers. High school sports awards are also featured.
Francesco Bagnaia switches to Aprilia MotoGP, memorable boxing corner moments are recalled, and Luke Humphries and Luke Littler star at the US Darts Masters. The Austrian Grand Prix sees McLaren upgrades.
The USMNT, led by Mauricio Pochettino, are enjoying a strong home World Cup, while Brazil's Neymar returns and Canada advances. Netherlands fans invite Americans to join their 'Orange Walk'.
The third Test at Trent Bridge is underway with New Zealand making a strong start. Matt Henry and Glenn Phillips, heroes of the second Test, are absent from the series decider.
Wimbledon features fashion moments, qualifying drama, and a new BBC broadcast deal until 2033. Emma Raducanu's former coach offers advice on winning another Grand Slam.
The Austrian Grand Prix is declared a heat-hazard race by the FIA amid a heatwave. McLaren confirms upgrades for the race, aiming to fight at the front.
NFL news includes the best offseason moves, a former Vikings GM's training camp watchlist, and the Commanders' potential cuts. Terrion Arnold faces legal issues.
NBA draft coverage includes former FAU player Baba Miller selected by the Clippers, the Knicks acquiring rights to Chinemelu Elonu, and Kawhi Leonard trade speculation with the Pistons.
Transfer rumors swirl around Arsenal's bid for Jeremy Monga, Inter's interest in Nico Paz, Julian Alvarez's Barcelona talks, and various EFL clubs like Sheffield Wednesday and Luton.
England has named its Commonwealth Games netball squad, including Nat Metcalf and rising star Jayda Pechova, aiming for a second gold medal in Glasgow 2026.
Jaron 'Boots' Ennis discusses his Philadelphia roots ahead of a title unification fight. A look back at memorable corner moments in boxing.
Luke Humphries and Luke Littler headline the US Darts Masters in New York, with Humphries defending his title against Leonard Gates.
Miscellaneous stories include MotoGP Dutch GP preview, NHRA win despite steering wheel loss, and a tribute to tennis legends Evert and Navratilova.
The 2026 World Cup is in full swing, with the USMNT advancing as group winners, Brazil defeating Scotland, and Scotland facing elimination. Several articles cover knockout permutations, team performances, and player spotlights.
Major transfer rumors and moves are reported, including Manchester City's interest in Chelsea's Malo Gusto, Liverpool's pursuit of Yan Diomande, and Real Madrid's signing of Marc Cucurella. Other deals involve Hearts appointing Wouter Vrancken and various loan moves.
The third Test between England and New Zealand at Trent Bridge is underway, with New Zealand winning the toss and batting first. The series is tied 1-1, and live updates are provided.
The Austrian Grand Prix has been declared a heat-hazard race due to a European heatwave, requiring driver cooling systems. Multiple outlets report on the FIA's decision and its implications.
The 2026 NBA Draft saw Ja'Kobi Gillespie selected by the San Antonio Spurs, and the Bucks traded for Malique Lewis. Former MSU stars Carson Cooper and Jaxon Kohler signed NBA deals.
The Women's PGA Championship features a record $13 million purse, the largest in women's golf history, with Nelly Korda among the participants.
Cris Cyborg will defend her PFL featherweight title against Ketlen Viera on August 22, which she says will be her final MMA fight.
Wimbledon begins on June 29, with BBC providing live coverage. Emma Raducanu is advised by a former coach on winning another Grand Slam.
NFL news includes the Browns, Chiefs, Bengals, Colts, and Titans, with updates on player extensions, leadership changes, and important players for 2026.
Jaron 'Boots' Ennis discusses his upcoming title unification fight in Brooklyn, emphasizing his Philadelphia roots and fighting legacy.
Day 15 of the World Cup brings knockout permutations, with Scotland on the brink after a Brazil defeat. Neymar's return for Brazil after 980 days and a brace from Vinicius highlight the action, while the expanded format keeps standings fluid.
The EFL fixtures for the 2026-27 season have been announced, with West Ham visiting Burnley and Wolves hosting Blackburn in the Championship openers. League One and Two schedules are also out, with all opening games live on Sky Sports.
The Celtics are actively discussing a Jaylen Brown trade, while the NBA draft format faces criticism after a failed experiment. Rookie Caleb Wilson aims to be 'better than Mike', and Stephen A. Smith warns the Lakers' roster needs a key player.
The Austrian Grand Prix has been declared a heat-hazard race due to a European heatwave, with teams required to fit driver cooling systems. This is the first such declaration this season.
Jaron 'Boots' Ennis prepares for a title unification fight, Errol Spence welcomes a war with Tim Tszyu, and Cris Cyborg will end her MMA career against Ketlen Viera.
William Saliba reveals he turned down a Newcastle loan, Newcastle eye RB Leipzig's Antonio Nusa, and Manchester City monitor Lille's Ayyoub Bouaddi. Liverpool faces a Cody Gakpo conundrum.
Cubs' Dansby Swanson had an insane 48 hours at the plate, while minor league action saw Logan Allen shine for Columbus. The Red Wings fell to Charlotte.
Chris Simms ranked Bo Nix among NFL QBs, the Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb production is questioned, and Notre Dame WR Jordan Faison is highlighted. Sean McVay got trolled by a 49ers fan.
The Travelers Championship first round is underway, Luke Littler discusses hostile crowds, and Wimbledon coverage details are announced. Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova's bond is explored.
French footballer Kenzo Kies died from drowning, a tribune collapsed at Sweden's World Cup training ground, and Oscar Onley is out of the Tour de France with a shoulder injury.