July 9, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 62,288.52USDT | -0.01% | 61,705.29 – 62,642.00 |
| ETH | 1,739.47USDT | -0.24% | 1,721.93 – 1,756.79 |
| SOL | 77.790USDT | -0.06% | 76.710 – 78.780 |
| BNB | 569.48USDT | +0.14% | 565.48 – 572.81 |
| XRP | 1.092USDT | +0.14% | 1.083 – 1.099 |
| ADA | 0.168USDT | +0.30% | 0.166 – 0.169 |
| DOGE | 0.07250USDT | +0.14% | 0.07198 – 0.07300 |
| AVAX | 6.522USDT | +0.77% | 6.428 – 6.547 |
| LINK | 7.665USDT | +0.34% | 7.570 – 7.708 |
| TON | 1.600USDT | -0.13% | 1.585 – 1.614 |
| SUI | 0.722USDT | +1.62% | 0.708 – 0.725 |
| APT | 0.626USDT | +1.79% | 0.613 – 0.628 |
| ARB | 0.08320USDT | +8.19% | 0.07660 – 0.08340 |
| GMX | 5.860USDT | +2.63% | 5.690 – 5.950 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | +0.45% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.524USDT | -0.15% | 0.517 – 0.528 |
| A | 0.07410USDT | -0.27% | 0.07250 – 0.07570 |
| NEWT | 0.04670USDT | +0.65% | 0.04620 – 0.04700 |
| TRX | 0.330USDT | +0.58% | 0.328 – 0.331 |
| LTC | 43.910USDT | +0.57% | 43.420 – 44.080 |
| BCH | 235.10USDT | -0.09% | 231.40 – 236.90 |
| DOT | 0.833USDT | +0.73% | 0.821 – 0.835 |
| EUR/USD | 1.143USD | +0.13% | 1.142 – 1.143 |
| GBP/USD | 1.340USD | +0.11% | 1.339 – 1.341 |
| USD/JPY | 162.38USD | -0.14% | 162.35 – 162.62 |
| USD/CHF | 0.807USD | -0.20% | 0.807 – 0.809 |
| AUD/USD | 0.694USD | +0.08% | 0.692 – 0.694 |
| USD/CAD | 1.416USD | -0.07% | 1.416 – 1.418 |
| NZD/USD | 0.572USD | +0.43% | 0.569 – 0.573 |
| EUR/GBP | 0.853USD | +0.02% | 0.852 – 0.853 |
| EUR/JPY | 185.63USD | -0.02% | 185.53 – 185.73 |
| GBP/JPY | 217.65USD | -0.03% | 217.55 – 217.80 |
| EUR/TRY | 53.697USD | +0.37% | 53.518 – 53.709 |
| USD/TRY | 46.872USD | +0.11% | 46.844 – 46.879 |
| EUR/CHF | 0.922USD | -0.07% | 0.922 – 0.924 |
| EUR/CAD | 1.619USD | +0.04% | 1.617 – 1.619 |
| EUR/AUD | 1.648USD | +0.06% | 1.646 – 1.649 |
| GBP/CHF | 1.081USD | -0.09% | 1.081 – 1.083 |
| AUD/JPY | 112.63USD | -0.07% | 112.56 – 112.76 |
| CAD/JPY | 114.67USD | -0.06% | 114.65 – 114.80 |
| CHF/JPY | 201.26USD | +0.07% | 201.00 – 201.31 |
| NZD/JPY | 92.950USD | +0.32% | 92.520 – 93.027 |
| AUD/CAD | 0.982USD | 0.00% | 0.981 – 0.983 |
| AUD/CHF | 0.560USD | -0.13% | 0.559 – 0.561 |
| AUD/NZD | 1.212USD | -0.35% | 1.211 – 1.217 |
| GBP/AUD | 1.933AUD | +0.03% | 1.931 – 1.933 |
| GBP/CAD | 1.898USD | +0.02% | 1.896 – 1.899 |
| GBP/NZD | 2.341NZD | -0.23% | 2.340 – 2.349 |
| NZD/CAD | 0.810CAD | +0.37% | 0.808 – 0.811 |
| NZD/CHF | 0.462CHF | +0.30% | 0.461 – 0.462 |
| EUR/SEK | 11.060USD | -0.12% | 11.059 – 11.076 |
| EUR/NOK | 11.151USD | -0.03% | 11.135 – 11.166 |
| USD/SEK | 9.674USD | -0.26% | 9.672 – 9.703 |
| USD/NOK | 9.754USD | -0.17% | 9.744 – 9.781 |
| USD/MXN | 17.550USD | -0.16% | 17.542 – 17.581 |
| USD/ZAR | 16.379USD | -0.23% | 16.360 – 16.438 |
| USD/INR | 95.443INR | -0.11% | 95.345 – 95.570 |
| USD/CNH | 6.801USD | -0.08% | 6.799 – 6.807 |
| USD/SGD | 1.293USD | -0.09% | 1.292 – 1.295 |
| USD/HKD | 7.838USD | -0.02% | 7.837 – 7.840 |
| USD/KRW | 1,505.28KRW | -0.02% | 1,497.68 – 1,508.78 |
| EUR/NZD | 1.997USD | -0.31% | 1.995 – 2.007 |
| CAD/CHF | 0.570CHF | -0.02% | 0.570 – 0.571 |
| EUR/CNH | 7.774USD | +0.05% | 7.769 – 7.776 |
| EUR/HUF | 359.32HUF | -0.05% | 359.31 – 360.70 |
| EUR/PLN | 4.305PLN | -0.01% | 4.305 – 4.310 |
| EUR/ZAR | 18.723USD | -0.09% | 18.703 – 18.759 |
| USD/COP | 3,336.79COP | 0.00% | 0.00 – 0.00 |
| USD/CZK | 21.218USD | -0.15% | 21.214 – 21.255 |
| USD/DKK | 6.540USD | -0.12% | 6.538 – 6.548 |
| USD/EGP | 49.580EGP | +0.02% | 49.570 – 49.650 |
| USD/HUF | 314.38USD | -0.23% | 314.33 – 315.84 |
| USD/IDR | 18,095.00IDR | 0.00% | 0.00 – 0.00 |
| USD/ILS | 3.034USD | -0.31% | 3.033 – 3.049 |
| USD/MYR | 4.084MYR | 0.00% | 0.000 – 0.000 |
| USD/PHP | 61.519PHP | +0.02% | 61.500 – 61.604 |
| USD/PLN | 3.767USD | -0.20% | 3.767 – 3.776 |
| USD/THB | 33.440USD | -0.05% | 33.410 – 33.538 |
| USD/AED | 3.673AED | +0.00% | 3.673 – 3.673 |
| USD/TWD | 32.078TWD | -0.09% | 32.040 – 32.170 |
| Gold | 4,074.30USD | -0.08% | 4,054.36 – 4,089.84 |
| ASX 200 | 8,751.80USD | +0.30% | 8,698.30 – 8,754.30 |
| Corn | 4.221USD | 0.00% | 0.000 – 0.000 |
| Hang Seng | 23,902.40USD | -0.19% | 23,872.90 – 24,299.80 |
| KOSPI | 7,205.08USD | -0.58% | 7,063.76 – 7,543.86 |
| Soybeans | 11.684USD | +0.21% | 11.644 – 11.718 |
| STI | 5,419.74USD | +0.93% | 5,386.59 – 5,424.02 |
| Sugar | 0.147USD | 0.00% | 0.000 – 0.000 |
| Wall St 30 | 52,492.00USD | +0.28% | 52,332.50 – 52,530.00 |
| VIX | 16.90USD | +4.77% | 16.35 – 18.91 |
| Wheat | 5.942USD | -0.49% | 5.934 – 5.981 |
| Oil | 74.28USD | -0.66% | 74.09 – 75.13 |
| S&P 500 | 7,482.71USD | -0.28% | 7,421.82 – 7,488.51 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 29,252.56USD | +0.27% | 28,814.57 – 29,280.58 |
| Apple | 313.39USD | +0.88% | 307.05 – 314.82 |
| Microsoft | 383.34USD | -1.41% | 381.33 – 385.31 |
| Nvidia | 204.12USD | +3.65% | 195.06 – 205.16 |
| Amazon | 243.62USD | -0.96% | 240.52 – 244.80 |
| Meta | 603.12USD | -2.02% | 598.01 – 616.00 |
| Tesla | 394.06USD | -2.19% | 390.51 – 399.63 |
Prices as of July 9, 2026 05:45 UTC
Escalating US-Iran military strikes dominate global headlines, with President Trump declaring the ceasefire 'over' and launching a second wave of attacks. Domestically, the implosion of Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine over a sexual assault allegation creates turmoil for Democrats. Other key themes include record European heatwaves, the ICC sexual harassment scandal, and the fallout from Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral in Iran.
The US launched a second day of strikes on Iran after Trump declared the three-week ceasefire 'over', citing Iranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran vowed retaliation, and analysts warn of overplay, while divisions within Iran over talks with the US have surfaced.
Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner faces mounting pressure to withdraw after a rape accusation, with state Democrats planning a nominating convention. Party leaders grow frustrated as he resists dropping out, threatening their bid to unseat Senator Susan Collins.
Labour MPs prepare to choose Sir Keir Starmer's replacement, with Andy Burnham emerging as the frontrunner after Al Carns rules out a leadership bid. Burnham promises not to stifle debate, addressing backbench frustrations with Starmer's style.
President Trump delivers erratic performances at the NATO summit, alternating between praising allies and lashing out at Spain and the UK. He grants Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot missiles, while security concerns force him to switch Air Force One planes.
Divisions festered in Iran over US talks, with hardliners attacking the president and foreign minister. The funeral of Ayatollah Khamenei drew massive crowds in Iraq and Iran, highlighting regional solidarity.
Wealthy AI workers push San Francisco home prices to a record median of $1.7 million, with some sellers demanding stock in OpenAI or Anthropic instead of cash. The trend reflects the tech industry's outsized impact on local real estate.
Oil prices jumped sharply after Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over, with attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz threatening energy flows. The calm in oil markets has been shattered by fresh US-Iran hostilities, likely keeping prices volatile.
Marine Le Pen launches her 2027 presidential campaign amid legal uncertainty from an embezzlement conviction. She seeks to focus on policy while navigating court rulings that could affect her candidacy.
Trump announces Ukraine will receive a license to manufacture Patriot missiles, a boost for Kyiv's defense against Russian attacks. The decision comes amid ongoing production delays for the advanced system.
The UK government proposes reforms including capping pet prescriptions, mandatory lobbying disclosure, and changes to disability benefits. Farage resigns as Reform UK leader, while a new law targets deportation of grooming gang ringleaders.
Egypt's World Cup loss to Argentina sparks heartbreak and conspiracy theories, while Justin Bieber joins the final half-time show. An aid worker organizing Gaza World Cup screenings is killed in an Israeli strike.
US charges Indian gang leader Lawrence Bishnoi with organizing the murder of a Canadian Sikh activist. Italian spies allegedly sold NATO secrets to Russia, and an Arizona toddler found alive in a morgue after being declared dead.
Democratic nominee Graham Platner dropped out of the Maine Senate race after a sexual assault allegation, calling the claims 'all false' but saying he must step aside. State Democrats now face a contentious process to pick a replacement, with party chair Charles Dingman playing a key role.
President Trump alternated between praising NATO unity and lashing out at allies like Spain and the UK during the summit, while also granting Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot missiles. His erratic behavior dominated the final hours, though leaders welcomed his renewed support for Article 5.
Andy Burnham promises MPs he will not stifle debate as he consolidates support for Labour leadership, with last potential rival Al Carns ruling out a bid. The race follows Keir Starmer's resignation, and Burnham's path to becoming prime minister is now clear.
Divisions fester within Iran over talks with the US, as hardliners physically attack the president and foreign minister. The atmosphere remains highly charged after Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral, with massive turnouts in Iraq showing solidarity.
Trump plans to ask the Supreme Court to reconsider its birthright citizenship ruling, while a judge orders $5 million from a Trump judgment released to E. Jean Carroll. Security concerns led Trump to use older Air Force One for his England trip.
Wealthy AI workers are driving San Francisco house prices to a record median of $1.7 million, with some sellers now asking for OpenAI or Anthropic stock. The trend reflects the distorting impact of tech wealth on the local housing market.
White House head defends Trump lobbying over red card, Egypt fans heartbroken over World Cup loss, and Justin Bieber joins the final half-time show. Starmer hints at bank holiday if England wins.
Proposed vet sector reforms could cap pet prescriptions at £21, while a watchdog calls for all lobbying to be publicly declared. The disability benefits system is deemed 'not working' in a review, and ambassadorial appointments may face MP veto.
EU rejects plea to pause biometric EES system at airports, causing summer travel concerns. Oil market calm shattered by US-Iran hostilities, and Driscoll's dominates berry production year-round. William D. Zabel, high-flying lawyer, dies at 89.
Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner suspended his campaign after a rape accusation, creating chaos in a must-win race for Democrats. Party leaders scramble to find a replacement amid internal divisions and frustration over Platner's delayed exit.
At the NATO summit, Trump oscillated between praising allies and lashing out, but ultimately reaffirmed support for Article 5. He also granted Ukraine permission to build Patriot missiles, while his security team switched Air Force One planes for security reasons.
Andy Burnham is poised to become the next Labour leader and PM after Keir Starmer's resignation, with Al Carns ruling out a challenge. Burnham promises to avoid stifling debate, while Starmer hints at a bank holiday if England wins the World Cup.
Iran's leadership faces internal strife as hardliners attack the president and foreign minister over US talks. The funeral of Ayatollah Khamenei drew massive crowds in Iran and Iraq, with symbols of resistance and solidarity on display.
Trump plans to ask the Supreme Court to rehear a birthright citizenship case, while a judge orders $5 million released to E. Jean Carroll. Vice President Vance campaigns in Wisconsin, and House leader Jeffries shrugs off progressive challenges.
Oil prices surged due to US-Iran tensions, while AI wealth drives San Francisco home prices to record highs. The EU rejected a plea to pause biometric systems at airports, and the Fed's new chair signals possible rate hikes amid inflation concerns.
MPs seek veto power over political ambassador appointments after the Mandelson row. Proposed vet sector reforms aim to cap pet prescriptions, and a review finds the disability benefits system 'not working.' Lobbying transparency is also under scrutiny.
Zyn nicotine pouches surge in popularity, prompting tobacco companies to expand production. Online marketplaces still sell unsafe baby products, and electric cars cost more to insure. Lloyds Bank CEO offers money management tips.
Rahm Emanuel calls for end to unconditional US support for Israel, while Marine Le Pen launches her presidential campaign in France. The ICC prosecutor faces sexual harassment allegations, and Ukraine learns lessons from Taiwan on drone warfare.
Graham Platner suspended his Senate campaign after a sexual assault allegation, creating turmoil for Democrats in a must-win race. The party now faces a tight deadline to select a new nominee, with potential candidates like Troy Jackson, Nirav Shah, and Shenna Bellows emerging.
Trump praised NATO's 'unity' after lashing out at allies, but also made vague promises on Ukraine's Patriot missile production. The summit saw mixed signals on alliance cohesion and Trump's mercurial diplomacy.
Andy Burnham moves closer to becoming PM as rivals drop out, while MPs seek veto over political ambassadors after the Mandelson row. Starmer hints at a bank holiday if England wins the World Cup.
Trump plans to ask Supreme Court to rehear birthright citizenship case, and a judge ordered $5M judgment released to E. Jean Carroll. Security concerns led Trump to switch Air Force One for his England trip.
Hakeem Jeffries shrugs off progressive challenges, while Vance highlights fraud fights in Wisconsin. The Platner scandal underscores how sexual assault claims affect political careers differently.
Pet prescriptions could be capped at £21 under proposed vet sector reforms, while a review finds the disability benefits system 'not working' and needing radical overhaul.
Wealthy AI workers are driving San Francisco house prices to record highs, with some sellers asking for OpenAI or Anthropic stock instead of cash.
US charges Indian gang leader with murder of Canadian Sikh activist, and Italian spies allegedly sold NATO secrets to Russia.
Zyn's popularity boosts tobacco companies, oil prices volatile due to Iran tensions, and EU rejects plea to pause biometric system at airports.
At the NATO summit, Trump praised alliance unity after lashing out at allies, while NATO chief Mark Rutte likened Trump's comments to a 'family argument'. The summit also saw Trump switch Air Force One planes due to security concerns and Starmer gifted a gun by Turkey.
Labour leadership race heats up as Andy Burnham emerges as frontrunner, with Al Carns ruling out a bid. Starmer hinted at a bank holiday if England wins the World Cup, and MPs seek veto over political ambassadors after the Mandelson row.
Telstra's network glitches disrupted triple-zero calls and regional train services, with SA police reporting some calls still failing. Senator Kerrynne Liddle claimed a death linked to the outage, but police said they were unaware of such an incident.
Trump plans to ask the Supreme Court to rehear the birthright citizenship case, a rare move, and a judge ordered $5 million judgment released to E. Jean Carroll. Meanwhile, Trump's administration faces scrutiny over ambassador appointments and lobbying transparency.
Oil prices jumped after Trump's Iran deal collapse, while AI workers drive San Francisco house prices to a record $1.7m. EU rejected a plea to pause biometric systems at airports, and electric car insurance costs remain high.
The ICC reported a breakthrough in Sudan war crimes probes, while an internal file found the ICC prosecutor engaged in sexual harassment. A toddler in Arizona was found alive in a morgue after being declared dead, and measles cases surge in Bangladesh.
Iraqis mourned Ayatollah Khamenei in large numbers, and symbols at his funeral conveyed political messages. Iran's president and foreign minister were attacked by hard-liners opposing US talks, and tanker attacks risk overplaying Iran's hand.
Vance highlighted fights against fraud and Democrats in Wisconsin, while Hakeem Jeffries shrugged off progressive challenges. The Met investigated a donation to Jenrick's Tory leadership campaign, and Democrats grew frustrated with Platner's delay in dropping out.
Western Europe recorded its hottest June ever, with heatwaves intensifying. Bees showed emotion-like behaviors in a study, and Zyn's nicotine pouches gain popularity despite addiction warnings.
The US launched a second day of strikes on Iran after Trump declared the ceasefire 'over', targeting multiple locations in retaliation for tanker attacks. Iran vowed strong retaliation, and analysts warn the escalation risks overplaying Iran's hand.
Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral drew massive crowds in Iran and Iraq, with symbols and messages analyzed by correspondents. Divisions within Iran over US talks festered, and hardliners attacked the president and foreign minister.
Trump praised NATO unity after lashing out at allies, while NATO chief called his comments a 'family argument'. Trump also switched to older Air Force One for security reasons and faced a $5 million judgment in the E. Jean Carroll case.
Telstra's network glitches affected triple-zero calls and regional train services, with SA police unaware of a claimed death. Modi's visit to Australia is expected to draw 30,000, with a major uranium deal to be inked.
The ICC prosecutor faces sexual harassment allegations in a confidential report, while the court reports a breakthrough in Sudan war crimes probe. Italy spies allegedly sold NATO secrets to Russia.
Western Europe recorded its hottest-ever June, with temperatures 3C above average, intensifying heatwaves and wildfire risks. Study reveals bees have 'emotion-like behaviours'.
Oil prices rise amid US-Iran strikes, Zyn nicotine pouches drive tobacco company investments, and AI workers push San Francisco house prices to record $1.7m. EU rejects plea to pause biometric system at airports.
UK disability benefits system 'not working' per Timms review, pet prescriptions could be capped at £21, and lobbying transparency laws are proposed. Measles cases surge in Bangladesh.
Arizona toddler found alive in morgue after declared dead, Venezuela earthquake horror becomes routine, and Le Pen launches presidential campaign in France. Israel's Rahm Emanuel calls for end of unconditional US support.
Today's top stories center on AI advancements and controversies, including new model releases and debates over cheating and regulation, alongside significant developments in right-to-repair, autonomous vehicles, and energy infrastructure challenges for AI.
Elon Musk's $1.5M SEC settlement over Twitter stake disclosure was approved despite judicial misgivings. A lawsuit alleges a man used X's Grok to create thousands of sexual images of his stepdaughter, highlighting AI-generated CSAM risks. Google's deepfake detector debunked a hoax image of Senator McConnell.
Lovable is in talks to double its valuation to $13.2B with a $300M round led by Menlo Ventures. Crypto VC firm Paradigm raised $1.2B to invest in AI, robotics, and crypto startups. Prime Intellect raised $130M to help enterprises build their own AI agents.
The NHTSA demanded autonomous vehicle companies stop interfering with first responders, calling emergency scenes not 'edge cases.' Meanwhile, drone delivery startup Manna plans major US expansion.
The UK is experiencing one of its longest-lasting heatwaves since 1976, with amber heat health alerts and temperatures up to 36°C. An extreme marine heatwave is expected for parts of the UK, with potential consequences for marine life. Dimming the sun via solar geoengineering could help lower El Niño risks.
OpenAI released new voice models for more natural live conversations, with GPT-Live-1 designed to interrupt less. SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5, described as an 'Opus-class model.' Google's Android Bench updated with new LLMs, but Gemini still lags.
Meta is developing always-on recording smart glasses, raising privacy concerns, while also adding safeguards to prevent secret recording. The race for AI wearables intensifies.
Miami-based City Labs achieved a first for commercial nuclear power in space with the BOHR mission, serving as a pathfinder for future nuclear-powered spacecraft.
A massive data breach exposed millions of driver's license numbers, while Google paid $250K for a Linux VM escape vulnerability. The EU is close to reviving private message scanning rules.
Microsoft's Xbox reset includes layoffs of 3,200 staffers and shifting Obsidian to make Fallout instead of Avowed. The company's moves raise questions about who would buy Xbox if sold. Apple signed a $30B+ deal with Broadcom for U.S.-made wireless chips.
An Ivy League professor found scores fell 50% after an in-person final due to suspected AI cheating, warning of a 'failed society.' The FTC settlement with John Deere is a win for the right-to-repair movement, allowing farmers access to equipment services.
Samsung is offering a $30 credit for reserving upcoming Galaxy phones. The cheapest new EV in America is smaller than a ping-pong table and tops out at 19mph. LG's Micro RGB Evo TV offers brilliant color but at a high price.
X plans to send DMs when posts users engaged with receive Community Notes corrections. TikTok users have less agency over their For You Pages than they think, requiring constant curation. OnlyFans models are accidentally causing hacked government websites to disappear via copyright complaints.
Multiple new AI models and updates were announced, including Grok 4.5, GPT-Live (OpenAI's upgraded voice mode), and Mistral's Robostral navigation model. These releases highlight the rapid pace of AI development and competition among major players.
The FTC settlement with John Deere marks a major victory for the right-to-repair movement, granting farmers and owners access to equipment and services previously locked by the company. This has been widely celebrated as a win for consumer rights.
Concerns about AI misuse continue, with reports of AI cheating in academia leading to drastic score drops, lawsuits over AI-generated CSAM, and EU moves to revive private message scanning rules. These stories underscore the growing need for oversight.
Autonomous vehicle companies face federal demands to stop interfering with first responders, while drone delivery startup Manna plans major US expansion. Incidents like a Waymo calling 911 on toy gun drive-bys highlight ongoing challenges.
City Labs achieved a first for commercial nuclear power in space, and a scientist proposed tiny satellites to sniff out nuclear weapons. Blue Origin is expected to raise $10B in private capital.
Microsoft's Xbox reset involves major layoffs and pivoting Obsidian to Fallout, while discussions about selling Xbox arise. Meta's smart glasses and AI strategy face scrutiny, and Samsung's Galaxy phones get preorder credits.
Startups like General Intuition believe video game data can train robotics foundation models, while Mistral's Robostral and MIRA's multiplayer world models push boundaries. The intersection of AI, gaming, and robotics is a hot topic.
A massive data breach exposed millions of driver's license numbers, and Google paid $250K for a Linux VM escape vulnerability. Cybersecurity remains a critical concern.
Open source projects like Chatto, Open Source Barware, and DocuBrowser gain traction, while Microsoft releases Flint for AI agents. The community continues to innovate with free and collaborative tools.
UK faces extreme heatwave and marine heatwave, while scientists explore dimming the sun to reduce El Niño risks. Rare earth flows to Asia despite US domestic push.
AI startups continue to attract massive funding, with Prime Intellect raising $130M, Lovable doubling valuation to $13.2B, and Paradigm raising $1.2B for tech frontier investments. The AI investment boom shows no signs of slowing.
SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5, described as an 'Opus-class model,' sparking comparisons with GPT-5.5 and Claude in app-building benchmarks. The release has generated significant discussion on Hacker News.
Concerns about AI misuse are highlighted by a lawsuit involving Grok-generated CSAM, while Google's deepfake detector debunked a political hoax. EU moves to revive private message scanning rules and calls for autonomous vehicle safety also feature prominently.
Advances in robotics include Mistral's Robostral navigation model, a startup using video game data for robot training, and autonomous drone delivery expansion. A Waymo robotaxi helped police catch teens, and the Pentagon seeks cheaper drones after losses.
City Labs achieved a first for commercial nuclear power in space with the BOHR mission. Blue Origin is expected to raise $10 billion in private capital, and a scientist proposed tiny satellites to sniff out nuclear weapons in orbit.
Notable software releases include TypeScript 7, Bun rewritten in Rust, and Microsoft's Flint visualization language. OpenMandriva faced a sabotage attempt, and a bug affecting only left-handed users was discovered.
Cloudflare announced Meerkat for globally distributed consensus and launched Cloudflare Drop. These developments highlight ongoing innovations in internet infrastructure and security.
The UK faces an extreme heatwave and marine heatwave, with amber health alerts. Studies explore dimming the sun to mitigate El Niño risks, and the Jackdaw gas field controversy continues.
AI is being used to detect deepfakes in politics and to build self-improving systems. A professor suspects AI cheating led to a 50% score drop in an in-person exam, highlighting educational challenges.
Stories include a rogue squirrel at Meta's office, a slow-social app Roost, a bug affecting left-handed users, and a lawsuit involving Peter Thiel's husband. Also: Samsung Galaxy preorder credits and Pixel price hikes.
The FTC settlement with John Deere marks a major victory for the right-to-repair movement, while Truecaller clashes with Indian regulators over anti-spam rules. EU private message scanning rules also advance, and autonomous vehicle companies face new federal demands.
Concerns over AI misuse grow, with a professor reporting a 50% score drop after an in-person exam to combat AI cheating, and a lawsuit involving Grok-generated CSAM. Google's deepfake detector debunked a political hoax, and Meta faces scrutiny over AI training data.
New tools and benchmarks for AI coding agents emerged, including OpenAI's signal-from-noise evaluation, Databricks' multi-million line codebase benchmark, and Microsoft's Flint visualization language. TypeScript 7 and Bun rewritten in Rust also made news.
Major funding rounds include Lovable's potential $13.2B valuation, Paradigm's $1.2B crypto/AI fund, Prime Intellect's $130M Series A, and solo GP Ashley Smith's $25M fund. AI startups show accelerating revenue growth.
Meta is reportedly developing always-on recording smart glasses, while also adding safeguards to prevent secret recording. The company's AI strategy raises privacy concerns.
Microsoft's Xbox reset shifts Obsidian to Fallout, and the FAANG Simulator game gained traction. Messi, Ronaldo, and Salah build tech portfolios differently.
The FTC settlement with John Deere marks a major win for the right-to-repair movement, allowing farmers to fix their own equipment. This follows years of advocacy against restrictive repair policies.
An Ivy League professor's in-person exam revealed a 50% score drop, attributed to AI cheating, sparking debate about academic integrity. This underscores the growing challenge of AI misuse in education.
Meta's always-on smart glasses and Google's deepfake detector highlight privacy and security issues. A lawsuit alleges Grok was used to generate CSAM, and EU moves to revive private message scanning rules.
Microsoft's Xbox 'reset' includes layoffs and studio closures, with Obsidian pivoting to Fallout. The broader tech industry sees continued restructuring and investment shifts.
Startups like General Intuition and Mistral are advancing robotics with video game data and navigation models. Robotics is approaching a 'ChatGPT moment' with foundation models for physical AI.
City Labs achieves first commercial nuclear power in space, and Blue Origin plans to raise $10B. Tiny satellites are proposed to detect nuclear weapons in orbit.
AI startups like Prime Intellect and Lovable are raising significant funds, with Paradigm raising $1.2B for technical frontier investments. Revenue growth rates are accelerating for some AI companies.
Microsoft releases TypeScript 7 and Flint visualization language, while Bun is rewritten in Rust. OpenMandriva faces sabotage, and Chatto goes open source.
An Ivy League professor reported a 50% score drop after switching to in-person exams due to suspected AI cheating, highlighting growing concerns about academic integrity. Separately, a lawsuit alleges a man used Grok to generate child sexual abuse images.
John Deere owners will gain the right to repair their equipment under an FTC settlement, a major victory for the right-to-repair movement. The settlement ends years of restrictions on farmers and independent repair shops.
Surging data center power demands are straining transformer supply chains and the electrical grid, slowing AI buildout. Articles highlight the century-old transformer technology as a key bottleneck.
Meta is developing always-on recording smart glasses and facing backlash over using Instagram images for AI training. The company adds safeguards but expands data collection, raising privacy issues.
AI financial advisers are gaining an edge over traditional rivals, while in San Francisco, home sellers are asking for OpenAI or Anthropic stock instead of cash, distorting the real estate market.
A judge approved Elon Musk's $1.5M SEC settlement over Twitter stake disclosure, and a lawsuit alleges Peter Thiel's husband assaulted a flight attendant. Kalshi's attempt to override NY gambling laws was rejected.
New research suggests dimming the sun could reduce El Niño risks, while the UK faces one of its longest heatwaves since 1976. Citizen science uses beach photos to study climate change impacts.
A startup believes robotics is nearing its 'ChatGPT moment' using video game data for training, while another CEO argues video games provide better training data than the internet for AGI.
Elon Musk announced X will send DMs when posts with Community Notes are corrected, addressing misinformation. Truecaller clashes with India's telecom regulator over anti-spam rules.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by the 2026 Emmy nominations, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading the pack, while Justin Baldoni breaks his silence on the Blake Lively legal battle. The gaming world sees major developments including a new Fallout game from Obsidian and a Dune: Part Three trailer event, while music news features Justin Bieber's World Cup halftime show and Taylor Swift's Emmy nods.
The 78th Primetime Emmy nominations are out, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading, but diversity in acting categories drops 39%. Networks like HBO, Netflix, and Apple TV+ celebrate their hauls, while snubs like 'Stranger Things' spark discussion.
Oregon's attorney general seeks a 60-day delay of Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, citing potential antitrust violations and suggesting DOJ approval was 'corrupt'. Nexstar also fights a merger injunction, calling out DirecTV and state AGs.
Warner Bros. debuted a new trailer for 'Dune: Part Three' with an IMAX event, highlighting Paul and Chani's rift. The film promises big changes from the books, and a screening preceded 'The Odyssey'.
Obsidian reportedly cancels 'Avowed 2' to focus on a new Fallout game, while original Fallout New Vegas developers return to the franchise with a new RPG. 'College Football 27' also gets a review.
Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira, and BTS for the FIFA World Cup final halftime show at New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19. The performance follows his Coachella comeback.
X-Men '97 kills a major character and delivers a standout Apocalypse adaptation, while Marvel Rivals Season 9 teases Apocalypse's murder mystery with Gorr as the likely culprit. Release times for the new season are also detailed.
Ed Sheeran signs a new deal with Interscope Records after leaving Warner Music, while Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood perform a new song. Sam Cooke's granddaughters preview their debut album, and a new Madonna photo book is announced.
Streamers battle churn with AI start-up Versus offering viewer retention tools, while Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon fight over French quotas. Television City may be sold due to debt and depressed production levels.
Patrick Dempsey declines a U.S. Senate run, Shailene Woodley discusses her Emmy nom and 'Count My Lies' adaptation, and Greg James shares details on Taylor Swift's wedding. Tom Holland talks about his role in 'The Odyssey'.
Multiple deals on gaming laptops, smartwatches, and electronics are highlighted, including discounts on Garmin Forerunner, Alienware laptops, and TP-Link mesh systems. 'College Football 27' and 'Doom: The Dark Ages' receive reviews.
Malcolm Goodwin to direct thriller 'Grace', Jimmy Tatro circles a role in the 'Superman' spinoff 'DC Crime', and 'Supergirl' features a Jimmy Eat World cover. 'The Pitt' season 3 highlights current desperation.
New BBC director general calls the TV licence fee 'yesterday's model', and the palace's gallery doubles its paintings. 'Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' brings Game of Thrones back to awards season.
The 78th Primetime Emmy nominations were announced, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading, while 'Stranger Things' faced snubs. HBO and Netflix dominated the tally, with notable nods for 'Beef', 'Love Island USA', and Taylor Swift's Eras Tour special.
Stars and creators reacted to their Emmy nominations, including Ariana Madix, Noah Wyle, and Charles Melton. Shows like 'Summer House' and 'Love Island USA' earned their first nods, while Taylor Swift received multiple nominations.
Justin Baldoni spoke out about his legal battle with Blake Lively, describing painful moments. The ongoing dispute continues to draw media attention.
Oregon's attorney general seeks a 60-day delay of Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, citing antitrust concerns. Nexstar also fights a merger injunction involving Tegna.
Warner Bros. debuted the trailer for 'Dune: Part Three' with an IMAX event, highlighting the rift between Paul and Chani. The film promises big changes from the books.
Obsidian reportedly cancels 'Avowed 2' to focus on a new Fallout game, while Fallout New Vegas devs return to the franchise. id Software toyed with pitches before layoffs.
Marvel Rivals Season 9 release times are set, and X-Men '97 kills a major character, with Apocalypse adaptation praised. Fans solve the Apocalypse murder mystery.
England's World Cup victory drew nearly 45 million viewers. Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira, and BTS for the final halftime show.
Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood perform new song, Mastodon discuss Brent Hinds' departure, and Ed Sheeran signs with Interscope. Sam Cooke's granddaughters debut.
Jimmy Tatro circles a role in a Superman spinoff, and Malcolm Goodwin directs thriller 'Grace'. Tom Holland discusses his role in 'The Odyssey'.
Patrick Dempsey considered a Senate run, and Graham Platner ended his bid after allegations. Articles discuss Trump, the far left, and the end of reading.
New Muppet Show Emmy nod, Joey Graceffa signs with HeartRock, and 'Supergirl' cover response. Also, newlyweds celebrate at Lytham Festival.
Stars and creators react to their Emmy nominations, including Ariana Madix, Noah Wyle, Charles Melton, and Shailene Woodley. Industry executives discuss the significance of nominations for shows like 'Summer House' and 'The Muppet Show'.
Oregon's attorney general seeks a 60-day delay on the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, citing antitrust concerns and alleging corrupt DOJ approval. Nexstar also fights a merger injunction with Tegna.
Justin Bieber will join Madonna, Shakira, and BTS for the FIFA World Cup final halftime show at New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19.
Warner Bros. debuted the 'Dune: Part Three' trailer at a global IMAX event, highlighting the rift between Paul and Chani. The film promises big changes from the books, with a live Q&A featuring Denis Villeneuve.
Obsidian Entertainment is reportedly canceling 'Avowed 2' to focus on a new Fallout game, reuniting key developers from the acclaimed 'Fallout: New Vegas'. The news excites fans of the post-apocalyptic RPG series.
X-Men '97 kills a major character and delivers a standout Apocalypse adaptation, while Marvel Rivals Season 9 teases a murder mystery involving Apocalypse, with fans speculating Gorr is the culprit.
Justin Baldoni speaks out about his legal battle with Blake Lively, calling the situation painful. The dispute stems from events during the production of their film.
New BBC director general Matt Brittin called the TV licence fee 'yesterday's model,' sparking discussion on the corporation's future funding.
A curated column highlights the best horror of July 2026, including 'Evil Dead Burn' and a bloodthirsty Pinocchio. Additionally, 'Reacher' star Malcolm Goodwin is set to direct the thriller 'Grace'.
The 78th Primetime Emmy nominations were announced, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading the race. Reactions poured in from nominees like Ariana Madix, Noah Wyle, and Charles Melton, while HBO and Netflix executives discussed their shows' successes and future plans.
Justin Baldoni broke his silence on the legal battle with Blake Lively, posting a video with his wife Emily discussing the painful experience. Multiple outlets covered his statement, highlighting the ongoing fallout from the 'It Ends With Us' production.
Oregon's attorney general sought a 60-day delay on the Paramount-WBD merger, citing antitrust concerns and suggesting corruption in DOJ approval. Nexstar also fought against a merger injunction with Tegna.
CAA called out Meta for making its Muse AI video and photo tool opt-out, arguing that creators' work should not be used without consent. Meta's Zuckerberg pushed back on privacy worries.
Obsidian reportedly cancels 'Avowed 2' to focus on a new Fallout game, while 'Dune: Part Three' debuts an intense trailer. Other highlights include 'X-Men '97' delivering a standout Apocalypse adaptation and 'College Football 27' review.
Justin Bieber will join Madonna, Shakira, and BTS for the FIFA World Cup final halftime show at New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19. The performance marks his latest big comeback after Coachella.
Taylor Swift earned her first Emmy nominations in over a decade for 'The Eras Tour: The Final Show,' receiving five nods including Outstanding Variety Special.
Ed Sheeran is set to sign a new deal with Interscope Records after leaving Warner Music Group. Sam Cooke's granddaughters, The Womack Sisters, previewed their debut album on Daptone Records.
Patrick Dempsey revealed he considered running for Senate in Maine after the Democratic nominee Graham Platner faced sexual assault allegations. Platner subsequently suspended his campaign.
Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood performed 'Ringing Hollow' at a London event, a track from their upcoming album 'Foreign Tongues' releasing Friday.
Mastodon released a video discussing the departure of guitarist Brent Hinds, who died months after leaving the band, with members expressing exhaustion.
The 78th Primetime Emmy nominations were announced, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading the race. Notable nominees include Ariana Madix for 'Love Island USA', Taylor Swift for her Eras Tour special, and multiple actors earning double nominations.
Justin Baldoni and his wife Emily released a video addressing the legal battle with Blake Lively, stating there is 'so much more to say' and reflecting on the painful experience. This follows the fallout from the 'It Ends with Us' production.
CAA publicly criticized Meta's new AI model Muse Image for using an opt-out policy that could create images from public Instagram accounts without clear consent. Meta's Mark Zuckerberg pushed back on the privacy concerns.
Multiple guides for 'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced' cover locations for hammerhead shark bones, hideout upgrades, treasure maps, shanties, Mayan stones, crocodile leather, beginner tips, Jackdaw upgrades, and officer unlocks.
Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira, and BTS for the FIFA World Cup final halftime show. Taylor Swift earns her first Emmy nominations in over a decade for 'The Eras Tour: The Final Show', and Ed Sheeran signs a new deal with Interscope Records.
Emmy Rossum opened up about being 'shook' when her pay disparity on 'Shameless' went public in 2016, expressing she didn't want that attention. She discussed the behind-the-scenes fight for pay equity.
Patrick Dempsey revealed he gave 'real thought' to running for Senate in Maine after the Democratic nominee Graham Platner faced a sexual assault allegation, expressing concern about the country's direction.
Oregon's attorney general seeks a 60-day delay of Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, while Nexstar fights back against an injunction on its $6.2B Tegna merger, calling out DirecTV and state AGs.
Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon battle in France over streaming quotas and theatrical windowing rules. Meanwhile, the new BBC director general calls the TV licence fee 'yesterday's model'.
Joey Graceffa signs with HeartRock Partners, and 'Supergirl' singer Kelty Greye discusses the wild response to her Jimmy Eat World cover. Also, Upper Deck reminisces about a viral Michael Jordan marketing stunt from 1992.
The 78th Primetime Emmy nominations were announced, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading the race. HBO and Netflix scored big, with Taylor Swift earning her first Emmy nods in over a decade for 'The Eras Tour: The Final Show'.
Justin Baldoni and his wife Emily spoke out about the legal battle with Blake Lively over 'It Ends With Us', describing painful experiences and hinting at more to come.
CAA slammed Meta's new Muse AI image generator for using an opt-out policy that could exploit public Instagram accounts, calling for clear consent. Meta's Mark Zuckerberg pushed back on privacy concerns.
Multiple guides for 'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced' cover hammerhead shark bones, officer unlocks, quest walkthroughs, upgrades, shanty locations, and beginner tips.
Warner Bros. debuted a new trailer for 'Dune: Part Three' with an IMAX event and live Q&A with Denis Villeneuve, highlighting the rift between Paul Atreides and Chani.
Obsidian Entertainment reportedly canceled a sequel to 'Avowed' to focus on a new 'Fallout' game, according to reports.
Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood performed 'Ringing Hollow' from their upcoming album 'Foreign Tongues'. Mastodon discussed losing Brent Hinds, and Ed Sheeran is set to sign with Interscope Records.
Ariana Madix received her first Emmy nomination for hosting 'Love Island USA', expressing joy and sharing a sweet message from her mom.
Disney Entertainment TV Chairman Debra OConnell discussed the Emmy nominations, recognition for 'Dancing With the Stars', and the new FX/Hulu setup.
Scott Foley expressed disappointment after Prime Video canceled 'It's Not Like That' after one season, sharing his thoughts on Instagram.
Patrick Dempsey revealed he gave 'real thought' to running for Senate in Maine after the Democratic nominee Graham Platner faced a sexual assault scandal, leading Platner to suspend his campaign.
The 2026 World Cup quarterfinals dominate headlines, with France vs. Morocco and England vs. Norway generating major buzz. Wimbledon's men's semifinals feature a stunning British wildcard run by Arthur Fery, while transfer rumors swirl around Bruno Guimaraes and Klay Thompson. MLB trade deadline speculation and injury updates also feature prominently.
England's upset victory over Mexico in the World Cup quarter-finals drew nearly 22 million viewers for Fox Sports, with total audience approaching 45 million. Europe continues to dominate the tournament as Belgium prepares to face Spain, while the White House defends lobbying FIFA over a red card incident.
British wildcard Arthur Fery has stunned Wimbledon by reaching the semi-finals, defeating Flavio Cobolli in straight sets. He will face Alexander Zverev, with the home crowd expected to be firmly behind him.
The Warriors' backup plan for LeBron James is falling apart, while the Heat get a major update on DeMar DeRozan amid their LeBron pursuit. The Lakers are set to execute a sign-and-trade for Jonathan Kuminga, and Mark Cuban takes Mavericks owner Patrick Dumont to court over the sale.
Mike Trout returns from a hamstring strain just in time for the All-Star Game, while Brandon Woodruff suffers a new shoulder injury. The Braves break up a combined perfect-game bid, and the Red Sox make a decision on a veteran pitcher.
Angel Reese makes her third straight WNBA All-Star team, while Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull make fashion statements before the Fever-Sparks game. Betnijah Laney-Hamilton discusses her diminishing role with the Liberty as the trade deadline nears.
Jalen Hurts' work with Quincy Avery could elevate the Eagles offense, while the Buccaneers receive a warning about Baker Mayfield contract negotiations. The Cowboys' RB2 battle heats up, and the Jaguars' best-case scenario for the season is discussed.
Pato O'Ward says he no longer cares about chasing Formula 1 and defends future teammate Scott Dixon. The race to the NASCAR Chase is on, with favorites emerging over the final seven laps.
PWHL Las Vegas signs Sydney Langseth to a two-year contract, and the Brewster Whitecaps shut out Harwich Mariners in Cape Cod Baseball League action. Local Olympians use success in Milan-Cortina as fuel for the future.
Lydia Ko has her husband on the bag at the Evian Championship, joking he's not getting paid. Former PIZM golfer Anders Larson qualifies for a PGA Tour event, and a GOLF Top 100 Teacher explains the three types of mistakes every golfer makes.
Conor McGregor claims innocence despite a sexual assault verdict, and Cody Garbrandt calls on the UFC to support retired fighters.
Bruno Guimarães tells Newcastle he wants to join Arsenal, and Chelsea announce the £40m signing of Geovany Quenda. The Republic of Ireland votes to play Israel in Nations League fixtures, and Wales fly-half Jarrod Evans returns to Cardiff.
Dame Sarah Storey, Britain's most-decorated Paralympian, retires from international competition at age 48. The R&A announces a new code of conduct for The Open.
The 2026 World Cup quarter-finals are set, with France vs. Morocco and England vs. Norway among the marquee matchups. Morocco will be without star Ismael Saibari due to injury, while England's Reece James is a doubt. The race for the Golden Boot is heating up as top players vie for the award.
British wildcard Arthur Fery has shocked Wimbledon by reaching the semi-finals, defeating Flavio Cobolli in straight sets. He will face Alexander Zverev, who beat Taylor Fritz, and Fery plans to use the home crowd to his advantage.
The Detroit Tigers won their fourth straight game, beating the Athletics 6-1 behind Troy Melton's strong start and homers from Jake Rogers and Spencer Torkelson. The Cubs outslugged the Orioles 9-7 with five home runs, including two from Pete Crow-Armstrong. The Marlins extended their winning streak to five with a 2-0 shutout of the Mariners.
Conor McGregor is set to return to the Octagon at UFC 329 after a five-year layoff, facing Max Holloway. He has addressed his time away and responded to Justin Gaethje's comments about a potential fight. The event is generating significant buzz.
The Vikings' quarterback bet on Kyler Murray earned top offseason grades, while a trade idea involving James Conner to the Seahawks has been floated. Travis Hunter is expected to be fully cleared for Jaguars camp, and a viral NFL fan recited schedules and results from 2009.
Dame Sarah Storey, Great Britain's most-decorated Paralympian, has retired from international competition at age 48. She leaves a legacy of excellence in swimming and cycling, with a focus on leaving things better than she found them.
The Utah Jazz re-signed center Mo Bamba to a two-year deal, while the Lakers have cut ties with a former Knicks superstar. These moves shape the NBA landscape as teams prepare for the next season.
Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes has told the club he wants to join Arsenal, with the champions preparing a £60m offer. This follows the loss of Gordon and Tonali, adding to Newcastle's woes.
The Rays beat the Yankees 3-0 to extend their AL East lead, while the Yankees suffered their sixth shutout loss. The Brewers' Brandon Woodruff has a new shoulder injury and will seek a second opinion. Justin Verlander opened up about letting Tigers fans down.
Mexico is considering a Club World Cup bid after the 2026 World Cup, while Morocco's Ismael Saibari is out of the quarter-final against France due to injury. The White House's World Cup head defended lobbying FIFA over a red card incident.
Defending men's doubles champions Cash and Glasspool were knocked out of Wimbledon. The women's semi-finals are set, and the R&A announced a new code of conduct for The Open. Chris Sutton made his World Cup quarter-final predictions.
Kentucky Derby and Belmont winner Golden Tempo targets the Travers Stakes after a lung infection. Triumph factory rider Austin Forkner retired from Supercross/Motocross. Northamptonshire reached the T20 Blast quarter-finals thanks to Chris Lynn's century.
The 2026 World Cup has narrowed to eight teams, with England set to face Norway in Miami. Chris Sutton has made his predictions, and Jordan Henderson is not ruled out despite a broken arm.
British wildcard Arthur Fery has stunned Wimbledon by reaching the semi-finals, defeating Flavio Cobolli to become the first British wildcard to do so. He will face Alexander Zverev, who beat Taylor Fritz, and Fery plans to use the home crowd to his advantage. His run is being compared to Emma Raducanu's 2021 title.
The Nuggets face a potential setback in signing LeBron James, while reports show James has long been interested in playing with Giannis Antetokounmpo. Austin Reaves admits James 'ruined' his day after leaving the Lakers, and the Hawks are reportedly willing to send Jonathan Kuminga to the Lakers in a sign-and-trade.
Sal Stewart hit two homers as the Reds went deep five times, including four in the fourth inning, to beat the Phillies 11-5. Noelvi Marte drove in four runs in the victory.
Alec Burleson and José Fermín homered, and Michael McGreevy pitched 6 1/3 strong innings as the Cardinals beat the Brewers 5-1, snapping a seven-game losing streak against Milwaukee. The Brewers dropped the Wednesday night showdown.
The Red Sox beat the White Sox 5-0 for their fifth straight win, but Willson Contreras exited with a left foot contusion. Jake Bennett allowed four hits in seven innings, and Tsung-Che Cheng had his first multi-RBI game.
Christian Scott and Brett Baty led the Mets to a 6-2 victory over the Royals, with a five-run eighth inning breaking a 1-1 tie. The win evened the series after a slugfest the previous day.
CJ Abrams and Luis Garcia Jr. each hit their 20th home run, and Foster Griffin dazzled as the Nationals beat the Astros 8-2 to secure a series win. James Wood also joined the 20-HR club.
Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve broke the WNBA record for career coaching wins with her 380th victory, as Minnesota beat the Connecticut Sun 86-80. Kayla McBride scored 23 points in the win.
Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson vows to dominate Elisha Ellison in his UFC debut at UFC 329. The 17th annual World MMA Awards took place in Las Vegas, and Cody Garbrandt called for better support for retired fighters.
The top 50 players to watch at NBA Summer League in Las Vegas are highlighted, including Gonzaga's Ryan Nembhard and Graham Ike. The Atlanta Hawks hired ESPN's Tim Bontemps as a strategic adviser.
Bruno Guimarães tells Newcastle he wants to join Arsenal, with the club preparing a £60m offer. Chelsea announce the £40m signing of Geovany Quenda, and Arsenal and Tottenham eye Antonio Nusa. The Republic of Ireland will play Israel in Nations League fixtures.
England prepares to face Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals, with Chris Sutton making predictions and Jordan Henderson not ruled out despite a broken arm. The USMNT's elimination continues to draw attention, with the White House defending lobbying over a red card and the team sharing World Cup payout with the women's team.
The Yankees' lineup hit a new low against the Rays, losing 3-0 despite a strong pitching performance. The team's floundering offense has been a major concern, with the Rays' Shane Dealt and Yandy Díaz leading the way.
The Red Sox have won five straight games, closing in on a postseason spot, but injuries to key players have raised concerns. Boston's road trip success has been tempered by contusions and other injury worries.
LeBron James to the Warriors rumors persist, with Stephen Curry making a golf wish and Savannah James calling out critics. Meanwhile, the Lakers are reportedly pursuing Jonathan Kuminga and putting a $48 million forward on the trade block.
UFC 329 features a women's flyweight bout between Tracy Cortez and Wang Cong, with Cortez looking to make a statement. Betting props and picks are available for the McGregor vs. Holloway 2 card.
Bryson DeChambeau is predicted to miss the cut at The Open Championship, while the R&A has announced a new code of conduct for fans. In amateur golf, Christian Chapman leads the New York State Amateur and Matt Naumec wins the Mass Am in a playoff.
Rafael Márquez has been confirmed as Mexico's new national team coach after their World Cup exit, succeeding Javier Aguirre. The team's performance at the World Cup stirred mixed emotions, with a thank-you video featuring Memo.
Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve set the WNBA regular-season wins record as Minnesota beat Connecticut 86-80. Reeve's leadership has been key to the Lynx's success this season.
Floyd Mayweather denies being broke, Rob Gronkowski praised by Tom Brady, and the EFL investigates Sheffield United's ownership. Additionally, the Republic of Ireland will play Israel in Nations League fixtures, and Northants reach the T20 Blast quarter-finals.
Caitlin Clark returned from a two-game absence for the Indiana Fever against the Los Angeles Sparks, but the Fever lost as Clark was limited and Aliyah Boston was out. Clark also debuted a new colorway of her signature shoes.
Newcastle captain Bruno Guimarães has told the club he wants to join Arsenal, with the champions believed to be preparing a £60m offer. This follows the departures of Gordon and Tonali.
Mookie Betts capped a late Dodgers rally with three straight singles in the 8th to beat the Rockies, with all three games in the series decided by one run.
Injury-hit Australia have called up Declan Meredith to make his Test debut at flyhalf against France in the Nations Championship, replacing Jock Campbell.
Dame Sarah Storey, Great Britain's most-decorated Paralympian, has retired from international competition at age 48, ending a stellar career across swimming and cycling.
Conor McGregor shared a sex life update ahead of his return from a five-year layoff at UFC 329 against Max Holloway. Meanwhile, Cody Garbrandt called for better UFC support for retired fighters.
Anthony Davis is predicted to request a trade, potentially benefiting the Warriors. Klay Thompson is expected to be traded after a Mavericks international move, with the Pistons also floated as a destination. The Lakers and Spurs are involved in complex trade scenarios.
Geno Smith was cited for speeding, Josh Allen announced a sponsorship deal, and Brandon Aiyuk spoke to Jayden Daniels. Tony Pollard is being ignored in NFL discussions.
The Padres face a decision at the trade deadline, the White Sox were blanked by the Red Sox, and the Braves added Victor Mederos. Connor Wong provides a temporary solution at catcher for Boston.
Anton Segner will become the first Germany-born All Black, Andy Ruiz Jr joined Matchroom Boxing, and the R&A announced a new code of conduct for The Open.
The 2026 World Cup quarterfinals begin with a rematch of the 2022 semifinal between France and Morocco. England faces Norway, and Chris Sutton offers predictions for all ties. Key storylines include France's in-house barber and the White House defending lobbying over a red card.
British wildcard Arthur Fery has shocked Wimbledon by reaching the men's semifinals, where he will face Alexander Zverev. His run is hailed as one of the tournament's greatest stories, with his tennis IQ and inner belief praised. Defending doubles champions Cash and Glasspool are out.
Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes has told the club he wants to join Arsenal, with the Gunners preparing a new bid after two rejections. The transfer saga is a major story in the Premier League, with Arsenal ready to step up their interest.
Multiple MLB teams are linked to big-name players ahead of the trade deadline. The Phillies, Yankees, Dodgers, and Blue Jays are all mentioned in rumors involving sluggers, All-Stars, and pitchers. Blake Snell's surgery comparison to Tarik Skubal also draws attention.
Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout has withdrawn from the World U20 Championships due to a hamstring injury. The 18-year-old vows to return in 2027 'better and faster and stronger'.
Britain's most-decorated Paralympian, Dame Sarah Storey, retires from international competition at age 48. She leaves a legacy of excellence in swimming and cycling across five Paralympic Games.
Conor McGregor takes extreme training measures ahead of UFC 329. Cody Garbrandt calls on the UFC to support retired fighters better. Eric Nicksick says his feud with Ali Abdelaziz is settled after a physical altercation.
Lord's hosts its first-ever Women's Test match, 142 years after the first men's Test, as India take on England. The historic match begins on Friday.
An inquest hears that Maddy Cusack did not want Sheffield United to know about talks with the club's former chaplain. Separately, the EFL investigates Sheffield United's ownership over claims of avoiding paying the full purchase price.
The Wallabies name Declan Meredith for Test debut against France. Northants' Chris Lynn powers them into T20 Blast quarter-finals. The Amundi Evian Championship leaderboard updates are live.
Articles reflect on Sunderland history, including John Colquhoun's arrival and Mel Holden's legacy. Finn Geragusian is highlighted as a potential academy star for the club.