July 15, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 64,139.08USDT | -0.03% | 63,984.07 – 64,310.00 |
| ETH | 1,799.03USDT | +0.12% | 1,786.77 – 1,803.52 |
| SOL | 77.960USDT | -0.21% | 77.470 – 78.340 |
| BNB | 579.08USDT | +0.63% | 573.06 – 580.36 |
| XRP | 1.108USDT | +0.33% | 1.102 – 1.111 |
| ADA | 0.168USDT | +0.72% | 0.166 – 0.169 |
| DOGE | 0.07444USDT | +0.45% | 0.07391 – 0.07475 |
| AVAX | 6.728USDT | -0.15% | 6.688 – 6.756 |
| LINK | 8.010USDT | +0.50% | 7.940 – 8.021 |
| SUI | 0.740USDT | +0.20% | 0.732 – 0.755 |
| APT | 0.634USDT | +0.80% | 0.624 – 0.636 |
| ARB | 0.09190USDT | -0.97% | 0.08990 – 0.09380 |
| GMX | 6.000USDT | -0.99% | 5.980 – 6.060 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | -1.28% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.621USDT | +1.40% | 0.604 – 0.649 |
| A | 0.07620USDT | -3.30% | 0.07580 – 0.07990 |
| NEWT | 0.04870USDT | +0.83% | 0.04780 – 0.04890 |
| TRX | 0.331USDT | +0.18% | 0.329 – 0.331 |
| LTC | 45.140USDT | +0.80% | 44.600 – 45.200 |
| BCH | 246.90USDT | +0.69% | 243.50 – 247.60 |
| DOT | 0.878USDT | +0.11% | 0.871 – 0.887 |
| EUR/USD | 1.142USD | -0.13% | 1.141 – 1.146 |
| GBP/USD | 1.340USD | -0.06% | 1.339 – 1.345 |
| USD/JPY | 161.73USD | -0.41% | 161.29 – 162.43 |
| USD/CHF | 0.808USD | +0.19% | 0.803 – 0.809 |
| AUD/USD | 0.695USD | +0.17% | 0.693 – 0.697 |
| USD/CAD | 1.416USD | -0.09% | 1.412 – 1.417 |
| NZD/USD | 0.576USD | +0.15% | 0.575 – 0.579 |
| EUR/GBP | 0.852USD | -0.07% | 0.851 – 0.853 |
| EUR/JPY | 184.58USD | -0.55% | 184.47 – 185.68 |
| GBP/JPY | 216.71USD | -0.48% | 216.47 – 217.84 |
| EUR/TRY | 53.683USD | -0.11% | 53.635 – 53.883 |
| USD/TRY | 47.016USD | +0.24% | 46.870 – 47.016 |
| EUR/CHF | 0.923USD | +0.07% | 0.920 – 0.923 |
| EUR/CAD | 1.616USD | -0.21% | 1.614 – 1.621 |
| EUR/AUD | 1.642USD | -0.31% | 1.642 – 1.649 |
| GBP/CHF | 1.084USD | +0.14% | 1.080 – 1.084 |
| AUD/JPY | 112.44USD | -0.24% | 112.19 – 112.75 |
| CAD/JPY | 114.24USD | -0.34% | 113.99 – 114.66 |
| CHF/JPY | 200.01USD | -0.61% | 199.93 – 201.42 |
| NZD/JPY | 93.186USD | -0.28% | 93.103 – 93.577 |
| AUD/CAD | 0.984USD | +0.09% | 0.982 – 0.985 |
| AUD/CHF | 0.562USD | +0.36% | 0.559 – 0.562 |
| AUD/NZD | 1.206USD | +0.02% | 1.201 – 1.207 |
| GBP/AUD | 1.928AUD | -0.13% | 1.926 – 1.934 |
| GBP/CAD | 1.897USD | -0.13% | 1.894 – 1.903 |
| GBP/NZD | 2.326NZD | -0.13% | 2.322 – 2.330 |
| NZD/CAD | 0.815CAD | +0.05% | 0.815 – 0.819 |
| NZD/CHF | 0.466CHF | +0.38% | 0.464 – 0.466 |
| EUR/SEK | 11.030USD | -0.17% | 11.006 – 11.057 |
| EUR/NOK | 11.165USD | +0.44% | 11.093 – 11.172 |
| USD/SEK | 9.664USD | -0.03% | 9.623 – 9.674 |
| USD/NOK | 9.782USD | +0.58% | 9.680 – 9.788 |
| USD/MXN | 17.473USD | -0.41% | 17.466 – 17.546 |
| USD/ZAR | 16.330USD | +0.02% | 16.272 – 16.360 |
| USD/INR | 95.370INR | -0.01% | 95.228 – 95.418 |
| USD/CNH | 6.782USD | -0.21% | 6.776 – 6.796 |
| USD/SGD | 1.292USD | -0.06% | 1.290 – 1.293 |
| USD/HKD | 7.840USD | +0.05% | 7.835 – 7.841 |
| USD/KRW | 1,498.87KRW | -0.51% | 1,498.87 – 1,513.18 |
| EUR/NZD | 1.980USD | -0.29% | 1.978 – 1.989 |
| CAD/CHF | 0.571CHF | +0.39% | 0.568 – 0.572 |
| EUR/CNH | 7.741USD | -0.34% | 7.739 – 7.772 |
| EUR/HUF | 355.53HUF | -0.45% | 354.81 – 357.33 |
| EUR/PLN | 4.321PLN | -0.17% | 4.317 – 4.350 |
| EUR/ZAR | 18.623USD | -0.20% | 18.599 – 18.675 |
| USD/COP | 3,247.47COP | -1.07% | 3,229.85 – 3,302.01 |
| USD/CZK | 21.252USD | +0.15% | 21.156 – 21.253 |
| USD/DKK | 6.549USD | +0.14% | 6.522 – 6.550 |
| USD/EGP | 49.560EGP | 0.00% | 49.560 – 49.650 |
| USD/HUF | 311.74USD | -0.21% | 310.33 – 312.66 |
| USD/IDR | 18,064.00IDR | -0.12% | 18,055.00 – 18,085.00 |
| USD/ILS | 3.012USD | -0.10% | 2.973 – 3.032 |
| USD/MYR | 4.067MYR | -0.17% | 4.064 – 4.074 |
| USD/PHP | 61.475PHP | -0.19% | 61.475 – 61.619 |
| USD/PLN | 3.793USD | +0.10% | 3.778 – 3.806 |
| USD/THB | 33.285USD | -0.29% | 33.250 – 33.407 |
| USD/AED | 3.673AED | 0.00% | 3.673 – 3.673 |
| USD/TWD | 32.099TWD | -0.01% | 32.099 – 32.182 |
| Gold | 4,120.40USD | -0.07% | 4,073.16 – 4,134.86 |
| AEX | 1,084.24USD | +0.08% | 1,077.02 – 1,086.59 |
| ASX 200 | 8,832.80USD | +0.76% | 8,748.80 – 8,839.80 |
| CAC 40 | 8,338.98USD | +0.15% | 8,284.24 – 8,350.83 |
| Corn | 4.299USD | +2.04% | 4.179 – 4.313 |
| DAX | 25,085.43USD | -0.13% | 24,937.52 – 25,195.83 |
| Dow Jones | 52,642.27USD | +0.29% | 52,272.23 – 52,715.27 |
| DXY | 100.97USD | +0.03% | 100.60 – 101.00 |
| FTSE MIB | 52,614.16USD | +0.44% | 52,399.32 – 52,818.35 |
| Hang Seng | 24,203.90USD | +0.72% | 24,014.90 – 24,467.40 |
| IBEX 35 | 19,384.71USD | +0.32% | 19,318.00 – 19,443.90 |
| Nasdaq Composite | 26,281.61USD | +0.29% | 26,009.49 – 26,301.54 |
| KOSPI | 7,475.95USD | +2.52% | 7,429.51 – 7,704.93 |
| MOVE Index | 69.549USD | +0.95% | 68.894 – 69.549 |
| Nikkei 225 | 68,557.51USD | +1.20% | 68,271.91 – 69,374.86 |
| NYSE Composite | 23,925.08USD | +0.20% | 23,812.09 – 23,959.31 |
| Russell 2000 | 2,977.81USD | -0.49% | 2,963.16 – 2,998.18 |
| Semiconductors | 12,967.16USD | +0.06% | 12,656.87 – 13,065.02 |
| Soybeans | 11.679USD | +0.86% | 11.508 – 11.763 |
| SMI | 14,235.08USD | +0.14% | 14,208.79 – 14,287.93 |
| STI | 5,469.30USD | +0.65% | 5,412.51 – 5,472.10 |
| Sugar | 0.144USD | -1.81% | 0.143 – 0.147 |
| Euro Stoxx 50 | 6,269.98USD | -0.23% | 6,242.35 – 6,287.71 |
| Stoxx 600 | 641.11USD | +0.04% | 638.92 – 642.60 |
| CRB Index | 366.16USD | -0.64% | 366.16 – 366.16 |
| FTSE 100 | 10,497.30USD | +0.24% | 10,462.75 – 10,513.90 |
| Wall St 30 | 52,758.90USD | +0.47% | 52,288.80 – 52,777.40 |
| VIX | 16.34USD | -0.97% | 16.20 – 16.43 |
| Wheat | 6.306USD | +3.33% | 6.050 – 6.398 |
| Oil | 80.41USD | +0.74% | 79.48 – 80.59 |
| S&P 500 | 7,543.59USD | +0.38% | 7,513.23 – 7,557.44 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 29,586.29USD | +1.10% | 29,368.87 – 29,693.77 |
| Apple | 314.86USD | -0.77% | 311.91 – 316.19 |
| Microsoft | 384.93USD | -1.55% | 378.65 – 388.19 |
| Nvidia | 211.80USD | +4.06% | 203.80 – 212.55 |
| Amazon | 247.49USD | +0.07% | 243.80 – 248.56 |
| Meta | 661.04USD | +0.66% | 649.05 – 666.50 |
| Tesla | 396.18USD | +0.36% | 394.76 – 402.22 |
Prices as of July 15, 2026 07:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by escalating US-Iran hostilities over the Strait of Hormuz, with threats to energy exports and infrastructure, alongside UK political transitions as Keir Starmer holds his final PMQs. Economic concerns feature prominently, including China's slowest growth in years and the impact of oil price disruptions, while security issues range from MP safety after Ann Widdecombe's death to cyberattacks and data breaches.
The US and Iran have reignited open war over the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump threatening to bomb bridges and power plants unless Iran resumes talks. Iran has attacked tankers and fired at US military, while cyberattacks target US personnel. The conflict is straining US strategy and global oil prices.
China's economy grew at its slowest pace in years, missing targets due to weak domestic demand and the Iran war's impact on oil prices. Meanwhile, chip champion CXMT aims to raise billions for AI control, and a US scientist is detained in China. Beijing's global strategy faces scrutiny.
The House passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, backed by Trump. Supreme Court justices testified on security and ethics, requesting a $14.6 million increase. The Trump administration subpoenas law firms and faces scrutiny over ICE shootings and body cameras.
Senator Lindsey Graham's death leaves the Russia sanctions bill uncertain, while his sister Darline Graham is sworn in to finish his term. Trump comments on the FBI investigation into his death, and security reviews for MPs are called for after Ann Widdecombe's killing.
Andy Burnham urges overhaul of the 'timid' elections bill, while Labour signals welfare reform and a Green-led council plans to ban cooperation with Home Office on immigration raids. The Hillsborough Law clears the Commons, and mega-donors' influence is debated.
Inflation slowed during the pause in the Iran war, but new price surges loom. The Fed pledges to get inflation down, and big banks smash earnings records despite geopolitical risks. Data centers add billions in power costs, and heating oil customers get compensation.
Australia news includes a five-year-old dead after a crash, a Brisbane child accused of stabbing facing racist abuse claims, and Catholic Schools NSW alleged illegal donations. Melbourne council scraps Lime ebikes, and the University of Melbourne changes protest policies.
Seven Britons among those killed in Spain wildfires, and a Bangkok bar blaze reveals fatal lapses. A boat sinks near Alcatraz, and a fire in central Brussels leaves six dead in an elevator.
Thames Water returns to profit after raising bills, but net debt swells. England risks building 'death traps' as experts warn of overheating crisis, and a midnight social media curfew is proposed for teens.
A former child care worker in Sydney faces over 300 abuse charges, and a US marshal is shot dead serving a warrant. Florida executes one of its oldest prisoners, and a former Canada MP is arrested with 439 guns.
Neko Health raises $700 million, Xbox workers face job cuts, and Buy Now Pay Later rules bring refunds. Chipotle opens in Mexico, and a T. rex fossil sells for $50.1 million.
Argentina faces England in a World Cup semifinal with historical weight, while other Latin American countries cheer against Argentina. The tournament highlights regional tensions.
The US and Iran continue military exchanges, with Trump threatening to bomb Iranian civilian infrastructure unless Tehran resumes talks. The conflict has entered a new phase focusing on the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran's cyber capabilities target US military personnel.
The killing of MP Ann Widdecombe prompts calls for enhanced MP security, while Andy Burnham nears the Labour leadership. The government proposes a midnight social media curfew for teens and faces scrutiny over election funding and donor influence.
The House passes a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, while the Senate blocks a defense bill over Iran war objections. Trump's speech on election security and the confirmation hearing for Todd Blanche draw attention, alongside ICE shooting controversies.
China's economy grows at its slowest pace in years, missing targets due to weak domestic demand and Iran war impacts on oil. US inflation slowed during a pause in the conflict but risks surging again, while the Fed pledges to control prices.
Thames Water returns to profit but debt swells, while heating oil customers get compensation after price hikes. The India-UK trade deal comes into effect, and Xbox workers face major job cuts.
Big banks smash earnings records amid geopolitical uncertainty, while data centers add billions in power costs. The White House cheers inflation data but warns of new price surges from the Iran war.
China's chip champion CXMT aims to raise billions for AI control, while a US scientist is detained on spying charges. A NYT correspondent is expelled from China, and Beijing's global strategy faces scrutiny.
Seven Britons are among 12 foreign nationals killed in Spain wildfires, while a Bangkok bar blaze and Brussels elevator fire highlight fatal safety lapses. A boat sinks near Alcatraz, and Japan hunts a bear after break-ins.
Bloomberg loses a landmark libel case in Singapore, ordered to pay ministers. A Sydney court lifts a suppression order on a child abuse case, and a former Canada MP is arrested for gun trafficking.
Argentina's World Cup semifinal against England carries historical weight, with Latin America cheering against Argentina. The rest of the region confronts Argentina's identity claims.
Prince Harry's UK trip shows a repaired relationship with King Charles but no reunion with Prince William. The Clacton by-election candidates are announced, and a review of MP security is urged.
Kenyan court dismisses Rastafarians' bid to legalise cannabis, and a former 'street kid' is key to South Africa's police corruption inquiry. A US marshal is shot dead in Louisiana, and Florida executes an older prisoner.
The U.S. and Iran continue to exchange fire, with President Trump threatening to bomb Iranian infrastructure unless negotiations resume. The conflict is disrupting oil shipping and flights, and the US has resumed blockading Iranian ports, while Iran claims to have targeted the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain.
Andy Burnham is nearing the Labour leadership finish line, with his final cabinet meeting and PMQs taking place. The expected next prime minister has called for a review of MP security following the killing of Ann Widdecombe, and the Clacton by-election candidates have been announced.
China's economic growth fell sharply to 4.3% in Q2, missing targets due to weak domestic demand and the impact of the Iran war on oil prices. The country's chip champion CXMT plans to raise billions for AI, while a US scientist is detained on spying charges.
Several Trump nominees face confirmation hearings, including Jay Clayton for intelligence chief and Todd Blanche for attorney general, with scrutiny over the Epstein case. The House voted for permanent daylight saving time, and Senator Mark Kelly amasses a large campaign war chest.
Inflation slowed to 3.5% in June during a pause in the Iran war, but new price surges are expected. The White House cheered the data, while the Fed chairman reiterated pledges to get inflation down without specifics, and heating oil customers will get compensation.
Thames Water returns to profit after raising bills but warns it only has funding until end of 2026, with net debt rising to £18.5bn. The firm faces uncertainty over its future despite sufficient short-term funds.
The U.S.-Iran war is causing disruptions in oil, shipping, and flights, with higher prices for energy and food likely to persist. Trump's threat to expand strikes and the blockade of Iranian ports are key factors.
A former child care worker in Sydney faces over 300 abuse charges, and a school in remote SA is on a list of places where he worked. Alleged illegal donations by Catholic Schools NSW to the Liberals raise questions about taxpayer funds.
Xbox workers are stunned after job cuts, while Neko Health raises $700 million. Data centers are expected to add billions in power costs, and the American EV industry faces challenges amid global sales boom.
A Bangkok bar blaze kills 30 due to flammable foam and blocked exits, and six die in a Brussels elevator fire. A boat sinks near Alcatraz, and Spain wildfires kill seven Britons.
The OECD urges Labour to ditch the triple-lock pensions promise, and a midnight social media curfew is proposed for UK teens. Buy Now Pay Later changes will affect consumers, and England risks building 'death traps' due to overheating.
The US has reinstated a blockade on Iranian ports, prompting Iran to threaten halting all Middle East energy exports and close the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has vowed to bomb bridges and power plants if Iran does not resume talks, while oil prices tick higher and global shipping, flights, and energy markets face renewed disruptions.
Sir Keir Starmer faces his final Prime Minister's Questions as Labour leadership nears its finish line. The killing of Ann Widdecombe, a Reform UK MP, has prompted calls for a review of MP security, with counterterrorism police investigating the targeted attack.
China's economic growth fell sharply to 4.3% in Q2, missing targets due to weak domestic demand and the Iran war's impact on oil prices. The US presses China to free a detained seismologist, while India bans imports made with forced labor amid looming US tariffs.
Trump's nominees for attorney general (Todd Blanche) and CDC director face Senate hearings, while ICE agents face mounting calls for removal after killing two men. The US war against Iran enters a new phase, and Senate Democrats block a defense bill over Iran war objections.
A historic deal eliminated border controls between Gibraltar and Spain, celebrated by large crowds crossing without checks. The symbolic midnight ceremony marks a new era for the British overseas territory.
Lithuania warns Russia may plan targeted attacks on critical infrastructure, as Russian bombing of Odesa continues. Ukraine pounds Russian ships to cut off Crimea, focusing on sea routes to disrupt fuel supplies.
A midnight social media curfew is proposed for UK teens aged 16-17, while Sadiq Khan backs calls for a maximum workplace temperature amid repeated heatwaves driven by climate change.
A former child care worker in Sydney faces over 300 abuse charges, identified after a court lifted a suppression order. Catholic Schools NSW's alleged illegal donations to the Liberal party raise questions about taxpayer funds.
Seven Britons killed in Spain wildfires, six dead in a Brussels elevator fire, and a Bangkok bar blaze reveals fatal lapses. In Japan, officials hunt a bear that raided a couple's fridge amid a string of break-ins.
China's chip champion CXMT aims to raise billions for AI control, while data centers will add billions in power costs across 13 US states. The American EV industry faces a crisis as automakers back away, risking obsolescence.
Argentina's World Cup semifinal against England carries historical weight from the 1986 clash and Falklands War. The rest of Latin America cheers against Argentina amid its fraught identity claims.
Keir Starmer held his final Prime Minister's Questions, receiving thanks from the Speaker for his leadership, particularly on Ukraine. The session highlighted the need for unity on MP safety following Ann Widdecombe's death, with Lindsay Hoyle and others calling for a review of security.
China's economy grew at 4.3% in the second quarter, one of its lowest rates on record, missing targets due to weak domestic demand and the impact of the Iran war on oil prices. The slowdown comes amid concerns over a lopsided economy and strong exports, while India bans imports made using forced labour as US tariffs loom.
Ann Widdecombe, a prominent Reform UK MP, was killed in a targeted attack, with counterterrorism police interviewing a 28-year-old suspect. The incident has sparked widespread concern over MP security, with politicians describing daily abuse and threats, and calls for a review of safety measures.
Several Trump nominees face Senate hearings, including Todd Blanche for attorney general and Jay Clayton for intelligence chief, amid contentious debates over DOJ vision and election security. The House also passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, while Senator Mark Kelly amasses a large campaign war chest.
A historic treaty eliminated border controls between Gibraltar and Spain, with the border fence removed at a symbolic midnight ceremony. Celebrations ensued as large crowds crossed without checks, marking a new era for the British overseas territory.
Russia continues bombing Odesa, killing three, while Ukraine pounds Russian ships in its campaign to cut off Crimea by targeting sea routes. Both sides launch attacks on each other's shipping infrastructure, escalating the conflict.
Australia plans to impose energy and water guardrails on data centers amid the AI boom, while protecting creators' rights. China's chip champion CXMT aims to raise billions for AI control, and Neko Health, co-founded by Spotify's Daniel Ek, secures a $700 million funding round.
An Australian healthcare provider suffered a cyberattack, with patient records stolen from 21 clinics. The incident highlights growing cybersecurity threats, as Thames Water also faces uncertainty over its future despite returning to profit.
France's World Cup semi-final defeat by Spain is seen as a collective failure, while Argentina's semi-final against England carries historical weight. Latin American countries cheer against Argentina, and the tournament continues to dominate headlines.
A fire in a Bangkok bar killed 30, with signs of fatal lapses, while six died in an elevator fire in Brussels. In Japan, officials hunt a bear that raided a couple's fridge amid a string of break-ins, and a Brisbane child accused of school stabbing allegedly faced racist abuse.
The US presses China to free an American seismologist accused of spying, with Trump urging Xi Jinping for his release. A New York Times correspondent was expelled from China after reporting on everyday struggles, highlighting tensions.
Today's top stories are dominated by AI's transformative impact on industries, from IBM's stock plunge due to AI spending shifts to OpenAI's hardware ambitions and security concerns. Climate extremes are also a major theme, with record heatwaves and hosepipe bans in the UK and Canada, alongside warnings that the 20th-century climate is gone.
The AI boom continues to reshape the tech industry, with ASML raising forecasts on chipmaking demand and IBM shares plunging 25% as customers shift spending to AI. Meanwhile, Chinese chipmaker CXMT seeks $10bn in a major IPO, and data center power costs are set to add billions to consumer bills.
Major security flaws have been uncovered, including a decade-old Secure Boot bypass in Microsoft systems and a Tailscale SSH vulnerability allowing root access. Microsoft patched a record 570 flaws, while a Cursor 0day and Dependabot cooldown also made headlines.
Regulatory and ethical debates around AI intensify: the UK plans a social media curfew for teens, DeepMind's CEO calls for an independent AI standards body, and OpenAI faces a trade secret lawsuit from Apple. Anthropic's ad and Meta's AI-driven layoffs also spark controversy.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a screenless smart speaker with moving parts, while its new GPT-5.6 Sol model has been deleting files without warning. The company also pushes back on Apple's trade secret lawsuit.
AI startups continue to attract massive funding: Neko Health raises $700mn, an OpenAI researcher's drug discovery startup is valued at $2B, and Hinge's founder raises $18M for an AI dating service. Helsing's valuation raises defense tech bubble concerns.
SpaceX's Starlink V5 dish is now available, offering a smaller and more efficient design. Meanwhile, SpaceXAI's Grok tool was caught uploading users' codebases to cloud storage, raising privacy concerns.
A keynote argues that RISC-V is inevitable, and a 27B-parameter model (Bonsai 27B) can run on a phone, highlighting progress in efficient AI hardware.
The UK and Canada are experiencing severe heatwaves, with Scotland facing very high wildfire risk and hosepipe bans affecting millions. Scientists warn that a changing Atlantic could bring more volatile weather to Britain.
Nintendo's Switch 2 bundle is discounted, and Plex experienced major streaming issues. A detailed look at Jurassic Park computers also gained traction on Hacker News.
Nothing's budget-friendly Watch 3 Pro smartwatch is priced at $69, and painted e-tattoos are emerging as a future wearable biosensor technology. Philips Hue's starter kit also hit a new low price.
The US military deployed explosive drone boats in combat for the first time, and Ukraine will buy Chinese drone parts with EU funds. Vertical Aerospace seeks a strategic partner for its electric air taxi.
Other notable stories include a lawsuit over Meta's AI layoffs, a record-breaking T. rex fossil sale, and a promo code roundup from WIRED. The Vancouver PD website features a quick escape button that wipes browsing history.
IBM shares plunged 25% as customers shift spending to AI, signaling a broader warning for the IT sector. Meanwhile, ASML raised forecasts due to AI-driven chip demand, and CXMT seeks $10bn in China's largest IPO since 2010 for AI memory chips.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a screenless smart speaker with moving parts, while its new GPT-5.6 Sol model is deleting files without warning. The company also pushed back on an Apple trade secret lawsuit.
Microsoft patched a record 570 security flaws, including a decade-old Secure Boot bypass. Tailscale disclosed a critical SSH vulnerability, and a researcher tricked Claude into leaking user secrets.
DeepMind CEO calls for an independent AI standards body, while Google faces a new AI training lawsuit from major publishers. Meta is sued for using AI to target layoffs, and Anthropic's ad is criticized as creepy.
The UK plans a midnight social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds, banning addictive features like autoplay. This is part of broader restrictions including a total ban for under-16s.
A UK heatwave brings exceptional sunshine and 30C temperatures, while Canada swelters as a heatwave moves east. Scotland faces very high wildfire risk, and scientists investigate Atlantic's role in extreme UK weather.
OpenAI researcher Miles Wang is in talks to launch an AI drug discovery startup valued at $2B. Daniel Ek's body-scanning startup Neko Health raised $700M, and Hinge's founder raised $18M for an AI dating service.
Starlink's V5 dish is now available, smaller and more efficient. The US military used explosive drone boats in combat for the first time, striking an Iranian naval port.
Google and Epic Games have withdrawn their legal fight, clearing the way for third-party Android app stores to launch next week.
A warning to check smart appliances highlights security concerns, while Plex experienced major streaming outages. Philips Hue deals are noted.
Painted e-tattoos using conductive ink could be the future of wearable biosensors, offering colorful custom designs that dry into working electrodes.
IBM shares plunged 25% as customers shift spending to AI, highlighting the sector's disruptive force. Meanwhile, ASML raised forecasts on AI-driven chip demand, and a Chinese chipmaker seeks $10bn in an IPO capitalizing on the AI memory chip boom.
OpenAI staffers fund a rival super PAC, while the company pushes back on an Apple trade secret lawsuit and its new model reportedly deletes files. OpenAI is also reportedly developing a screenless smart speaker and a researcher is in talks to launch an AI drug discovery startup.
Microsoft patched a record 570 security flaws, including a decade-old Secure Boot bypass. Tailscale disclosed a critical SSH vulnerability, and a Cursor 0day was revealed. A security researcher also demonstrated tricking Claude into leaking secrets.
A UK heatwave delivers exceptional sunshine and persistent 30C temperatures, while millions in Canada swelter. Wildfire risks are high in Scotland, and hosepipe bans affect millions. Scientists investigate whether a changing Atlantic could bring more volatile UK weather.
DeepMind CEO calls for an independent AI standards body, while Google faces a new AI training lawsuit from major publishers. Anthropic's latest ad creeps people out, and a lawsuit claims Meta's layoff decisions were made by AI.
The UK plans a social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds, with addictive features like autoplay to be switched off. This follows broader efforts to restrict children's access to platforms.
RISC-V is argued to be inevitable in a keynote, while Starlink's V5 dish launches. Nothing's budget smartwatch and Philips Hue deals are noted. CXMT seeks $10bn in a major China IPO.
SpaceXAI's Grok tool uploaded users' codebases to cloud storage, and Dependabot introduced a package cooldown. A guide on using HTMX with Go gained traction, and a 27B-class AI model that runs on a phone was announced.
An explosive diarrhea outbreak linked to Taco Bell and bad lettuce is under investigation, with official case counts likely underestimating the spread.
Helsing's high valuation raises defense tech bubble concerns, while Ukraine buys Chinese drone parts with EU funds. The US military used explosive drone boats in combat for the first time.
Apple opens its new Siri AI to everyone with iOS 27 public beta, and Google and Epic settle to allow third-party Android app stores. Plex experienced major streaming issues.
A detailed look at Jurassic Park computers, a Vancouver PD website with a Quick Escape button, and painted e-tattoos as wearable biosensors are among the diverse stories.
IBM shares plunged 25% as customers shift spending to AI, while ASML raised forecasts on AI-driven chip demand. OpenAI staffers fund a rival super PAC, and the company's first hardware device is reportedly a screenless speaker.
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol reportedly deletes files without warning, a problem the company had disclosed in June. The company also pushed back on an Apple trade secret lawsuit.
SpaceX's Starlink V5 dish is now available, smaller and more efficient. A SpaceX vet raised $65M to modernize wire harness production for rockets and satellites.
Samsung unveiled Flex Titanium, a new foldable display technology that is slimmer, more durable, and less prone to creasing for future foldable phones.
OpenAI researcher Miles Wang is in talks to launch an AI drug discovery startup valued at $2B. Hinge founder raised $18M for Overtone, an AI-powered dating service.
The UK plans a midnight curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds on social media, banning addictive features like autoplay and infinite scrolling. This adds to a total ban for under-16s on platforms like TikTok.
Data center electricity needs are expected to add $6.3 billion in power costs across 13 states. Oracle leads the race to supply Japan with top-secret cloud services.
A UK heatwave brings exceptional sunshine and 30C temperatures, while hosepipe bans affect millions. Canada and parts of the US also swelter under a heatwave.
SpaceXAI's Grok programming tool was uploading users' entire codebases to cloud storage. Dependabot introduced a default package cooldown for version updates.
Apple released the iOS 27 public beta, giving everyone access to the revamped Siri AI. The update also includes new features for iPhone users.
Articles cover topics from Jurassic Park computers in detail to Lorde calling AI glasses 'not sexy', and a lawsuit claiming Meta used AI for layoff decisions.
IBM's shares plunged 25% as customers shift spending to AI, crowding out other IT investments. ASML raises forecasts due to AI-driven chip demand, while a chipmaker CXMT seeks $10bn in China's largest IPO since 2010.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a screenless ChatGPT smart speaker with moving parts, while its new flagship model GPT-5.6 Sol deletes files without warning. OpenAI also pushes back on an Apple trade secret lawsuit and staffers fund a rival PAC.
The UK Met Office warns the 20th-century climate is gone, as a heatwave brings persistent 30C temperatures and hosepipe bans for millions. Canada swelters under a heatwave moving east, and scientists investigate Atlantic-driven extreme weather.
Microsoft released its biggest ever Patch Tuesday, fixing at least 570 security holes, nearly triple last month's record. A separate report reveals Secure Boot has been broken for a decade via forgotten shims.
Startup Oak emerges from stealth with $60M to fix identity messes worsened by AI agents. AI is also reshaping supply chains, and an OpenAI researcher may launch an AI drug discovery startup valued at $2B.
A SpaceX veteran raised $65M to modernize wire harnesses for rockets and satellites. Helsing's defense tech valuation raises bubble concerns, and Ukraine will buy Chinese drone parts with EU funds.
Data center electricity needs will add $6.3B in power costs across 13 states. Orbital data centers face challenges with expensive radiators, and Oracle leads to supply Japan with top-secret cloud services.
Samsung unveils Flex Titanium, a more durable and less crease-prone foldable display. Nothing's CMF Watch 3 Pro is a budget smartwatch at $69, and MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ offers great power at a high price.
A Tailscale SSH bug allowed root access, and Dependabot introduces a package cooldown. A Vancouver PD website features a Quick Escape button that wipes history, and smart appliances need checking.
The Verge's David Pierce advises on productivity in the AI era, while Lorde says AI glasses are 'not sexy'. A JEPA world model trains on Super Mario Bros, and 20 Erdős problems are solved with parallel Codex accounts.
Sotheby's T. rex auction raises concerns that private buyers are outbidding museums for fossils, potentially upending science. The UK's Andy Burnham faces a North Sea oil drilling dilemma.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by major casting announcements for upcoming series and films, including 'Army of Shadows' and 'The Hunt for Gollum,' alongside significant industry moves like the Paramount-Warner merger opposition and UK social media curfew proposals. Gaming news features layoffs at Ubisoft Barcelona, cancellations at Halo Studios, and price changes for Monster Hunter Wilds, while music highlights include Phoebe Bridgers' surprise performance and Billy Joel's songwriting hiatus.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is set for a massive box office opening, with reports of around $200 million worldwide. Nolan was also seen crammed inside a Trojan horse with 20 actors to shoot a pivotal scene.
Warner Bros. released first set footage from 'The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum,' showing Andy Serkis directing and reprising his role as Gollum. The film is slated for a 2027 theatrical release, reigniting excitement for the franchise.
Apple TV+'s 'Lucky,' starring Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist on the run, premieres with mixed reviews praising her performance but noting identity issues in the adaptation. The limited series, executive produced by Reese Witherspoon, also features Timothy Olyphant and Annette Bening.
Paramount agreed to link its antitrust case with a pre-existing subscriber suit, while the company's lawyer expects the Warner Bros. Discovery merger to close on time despite lawsuits. The legal challenges highlight ongoing industry consolidation tensions.
Xolo Maridueña reprises his role as Blue Beetle in the upcoming Superman sequel 'Man of Tomorrow.' The character returns after his 2023 film debut.
The BBC's annual report reveals serious challenges, including a call for a new funding model, while star salaries show Scott Mills as the highest-paid before his sacking. The network also faces uncertainty over 'Doctor Who's future after its Christmas special was axed.
Phoebe Bridgers performed a surprise rendition of 'Lost Boys' on 'Fallon' ahead of her album 'Lost Weekend,' while Billy Joel explained he stopped writing songs to avoid diluting his legacy. Both stories reflect artists' evolving relationships with their work.
Black Mandala acquired five horror features for its international sales slate, including 'The Tree House' and 'Babybacks,' expanding its genre footprint. The slate features slasher terror, cartel nightmares, and a British folk monster.
Steve Buscemi has joined the cast of FX's Far Cry TV series in a mystery role, adding to the anticipation for the adaptation of the popular video game franchise.
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield announced his retirement from the gaming industry, marking the end of an era for the survival horror franchise. Meanwhile, Halo Studios reportedly canceled a new multiplayer project, and Steam posted record profits driven by older games.
Mark Ballas joins the judging panel for 'Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro,' a spinoff where dancers compete for a spot on Season 35. The show's cast and mentors were revealed, highlighting the franchise's continued evolution.
George Lucas commented that AI makes filmmaking 'easier' and criticized Hollywood for giving fans too much power through test screenings. His remarks sparked discussion on the role of technology and audience feedback in the industry.
Warner Bros. has released first footage from 'The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum', with Andy Serkis directing and starring. The film is set for a 2027 release.
Marvel's Kevin Feige will receive the 2026 Pioneer of the Year honor. Meanwhile, DC's new Batman movie is praised for fixing a mistake from Nolan's Dark Knight, and Blue Beetle will return in the Superman sequel 'Man of Tomorrow'.
SkyShowtime sets Spanish original 'Death in Llanes', 'Colin From Accounts' ends with Season 3, and 'Daddy Issues' gets a third and final season. BBC works on 'Doctor Who' future and 'Strictly' adds Will Best.
Phoebe Bridgers performs 'Lost Boys' on Fallon, Billy Joel explains why he stopped writing songs, and Mick Jagger regrets not meeting Elvis. Lil Durk wins a legal battle, and the FBI offers a reward in Electric Forest case.
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield retires, Halo Studios cancels a new multiplayer project, and Capcom reduces Monster Hunter Wilds price. Steam sees record $11 billion profit, and Pokémon leaks hint at new game.
Crunchyroll restricts store access to subscription tiers, angering fans. X-Men '97 Season 2 episode reviewed, and a new Batman movie fixes Nolan's Dark Knight mistake.
Toni Collette to play Miss Marple in Audible adaptation, Steve Buscemi joins Far Cry TV series, and Aimee Lou Wood returns for 'Daddy Issues' final season. 'Lucky' series stars Anya Taylor-Joy.
'Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro' cast announced, Mark Ballas joins judging panel. 'In the City' finale recap highlights emotional splits and pregnancy announcements.
Locarno competition title 'Hearing' lands sales deal, MPA and APSA reopen film fund for Asia Pacific screenwriters. Vietnamese director Lê Bảo's film gains attention.
UK government plans midnight social media curfew for teens, and ITV teams with Jeff Pope on drama about social media's impact on kids. Blue singer Lee Ryan loses plane assault appeal.
Big Gigantic and Trevor Hall perform at Rolling Stone event, Phish fans face drug arrests in Indiana, and Scottish Rock and Roll Hall of Fame contenders announced.
The Locarno Film Festival has announced its competition juries, with Fabrice Du Welz leading the international competition jury. Several films, including 'The House on the Moon' and 'Hearing', have secured sales deals ahead of their premieres at the festival.
The UK government proposes a midnight social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds, alongside a ban for under-16s. The plan aims to protect children from online harms.
Xbox is cutting 3,200 jobs, and Halo Studios has reportedly canceled a new multiplayer project. These developments signal ongoing turbulence in the gaming industry.
Lil Durk wins a major legal victory to split racketeering charges, while Blue singer Lee Ryan loses his plane assault appeal. The FBI offers a $15,000 reward in the case of a deceased newborn at Electric Forest Festival.
SkyShowtime sets Spanish original series 'Death in Llanes', and 'Colin From Accounts' will end with season 3. 'Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro' cast is revealed, and Mark Ballas joins the judging panel.
Steve Buscemi has been cast in a mystery role in FX's Far Cry TV series, adding to the excitement around the adaptation of the popular video game franchise.
Billy Joel explains why he stopped writing songs, Mick Jagger regrets not meeting Elvis, and Phoebe Bridgers performs 'Lost Boys' on 'Fallon'. Mike D's new solo album features music made with a 1980s Beastie Boys sampler.
The BBC is 'working hard' on the future of Doctor Who after its Christmas special was axed. The BBC's annual report highlights serious challenges and calls for a new funding model.
Capcom gives Monster Hunter Wilds a permanent price reduction, and Forza Horizon 6 introduces new cars and leaderboard wipes. New Palworld guides are also available.
Several high-profile series are in development, including Ronan Bennett's 'Army of Shadows' starring Paddy Considine and Kit Harington, and SkyShowtime's 'Death in Llanes'. These projects highlight a trend of star-driven thrillers and dramas.
Andy Serkis has started filming 'The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum', releasing first-look footage of his return as the character. The film is set for a 2027 release, generating excitement among fans.
The Venice Film Festival's immersive sidebar celebrates its 10th anniversary with projects featuring Margot Robbie, Andy Serkis, and Omar Sy. The lineup highlights innovative storytelling in virtual and augmented reality.
Fabrice Du Welz will lead the Locarno Film Festival's international competition jury, with a diverse panel including Paulina García and Lolita Chammah. The festival also announced sales for several competition titles.
CJ ENM's Mnet and Universal Music Group's Republic Collective are partnering to launch a global K-pop girl group. This collaboration aims to expand the reach of K-pop internationally.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is set for a massive global release, with a reported $200M box office preview. The director also shot a pivotal scene inside a Trojan Horse with 20 actors.
Phoebe Bridgers performed 'Lost Boys' on Fallon, Mick Jagger regrets not meeting Elvis, and Billy Joel stopped writing songs to protect his legacy. These stories offer insights into artists' personal journeys.
DC is releasing a full-cast audiobook of 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow' after the movie's box office disappointment, and Blue Beetle will return in the Superman sequel 'Man of Tomorrow'.
The BBC's new director general says the network is 'working hard' on the future of Doctor Who after the Christmas special was axed. The BBC's annual report also highlights serious funding challenges.
Channel 4's thriller 'Army of Shadows' has set its lead cast, including America Ferrera, Paddy Considine, Kit Harington, and Alex Hassell, from writer Ronan Bennett. The series is set in a near-future authoritarian Britain.
Alan Cumming is urging the UK industry to help block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, with the government poised to intervene. The coalition aims to prevent the consolidation.
The Venice Film Festival's immersive section celebrates its 10th anniversary with projects featuring Margot Robbie, Mark Ruffalo, Daisy Ridley, and Omar Sy. The lineup includes high-profile talent in XR experiences.
Striking staff at Ubisoft Barcelona, co-developer of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, criticize the company's severance pay as 'below any reasonable standard.' Developers are fighting to save jobs amid layoffs.
Filming has begun on 'The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum,' with Andy Serkis directing and starring. First-look footage shows Serkis back in character as Gollum, with a 2027 release planned.
Halo Studios has reportedly cancelled a new multiplayer project, according to sources. The decision adds to recent turmoil at the studio.
Capcom announces a permanent price reduction for Monster Hunter Wilds and new DLC bundles, while certain game versions are being discontinued. The move aims to attract more players.
Phoebe Bridgers played a surprise performance of 'Lost Boys' on 'Fallon,' ahead of her third album 'Lost Weekend' arriving next month. The setlist included new material.
Billy Joel reveals he stopped writing songs to avoid diluting his legacy, with his last rock album released in 1993. The artist cites a desire to maintain quality over quantity.
Steve Buscemi joins the cast of FX's Far Cry TV series in a mystery role. The adaptation from Ubisoft continues to build its ensemble.
The 2026 World Cup dominates sports news as Spain advances to the final after a decisive win over France, while England prepares for a historic semi-final against Argentina. Other major stories include the upcoming Open Championship, MLB draft selections, and ongoing transfer rumors in European football.
Spain defeated France 2-0 in the semifinal, with goals from Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro, earning widespread praise for their tactical masterclass. The victory ended France's hopes and set up a final against either England or Argentina.
England and Argentina face off in a highly anticipated World Cup semifinal, with both teams carrying historical rivalry and pressure. Key storylines include Lionel Messi's impact, England's 'nearly men' narrative, and tactical battles.
FIFA struggles to sell hospitality packages for the final, which will feature a longer halftime show. Fan stories include a 91-year-old journalist covering his 18th World Cup and Scottish fans debating support for England.
Manchester United, Liverpool, and Barcelona are linked with moves for midfielders and forwards, while Real Madrid's transfer budget and contract talks with Vinicius Jr. are in focus. Crystal Palace eyes a defender.
India defeated England by six wickets at Edgbaston, thanks to an unbeaten 102-run stand between Axar Patel and Washington Sundar. The win gives India a 1-0 lead in the series.
Kai Asakura faces a test in UFC Shanghai, Conor McGregor vows to return after injury, and Caolan Loughran calls his PFL fight 'career-defining'.
Jannik Sinner celebrated his Wimbledon title at the Champions' Ball, sharing a dance with Linda Nosková and joking about his mother's gesture and failed license tests.
Double Olympic champion Suni Lee announced her return to competition via Instagram, after not competing since Paris 2024.
Mollie O'Callaghan revealed she has spinal fractures but has been cleared to swim at the Commonwealth Games, despite doctors' warnings.
MLB All-Star Game tickets are more expensive than World Cup semifinals, with prices soaring 500%. The Toronto Blue Jays had several players in the Midsummer Classic.
Maltese Cross won the Grand Prix de Paris, while The Open predictions and England's golf dilemma amid World Cup excitement are highlighted.
Badminton underdogs enjoyed a moment at Japan Open, F1 title battle heats up with Antonelli, Russell, and Hamilton, and AFL removes Nicky Winmar from Hall of Fame after assault conviction.
Spain stunned France to reach the World Cup final, while England prepares for a heated semi-final against Argentina. The matches have sparked political tensions and tactical analysis, with Lionel Messi's role and England's penalty shootout history under scrutiny.
Spain's unbeaten run and potential record-breaking win are highlighted, along with the star-studded closing ceremony featuring Tom Cruise, Jennifer Hudson, and Robbie Williams. Fans express mixed feelings about the tournament experience in the USA.
Lamine Yamal's fitness concerns after limping, Jude Bellingham praised as best player by Wayne Rooney, and Mikel Merino's late goals draw comparisons to Solskjær. France's Deschamps faces a farewell third-place play-off after semi-final loss.
Liverpool target Bradley Barcola and Kaishu Sano, while Real Madrid eye Spain's World Cup hero. Manchester United face decisions on Ugarte's injury compensation and Mazraoui's potential move to Milan. Diomande attracts interest from multiple clubs.
Liverpool's Mac Allister future and title race predictions, Ipswich Town's Gary O'Neil on survival, and Coventry's Premier League preparation. Hull City show interest in Stuttgart defender Vagnoman.
Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne at the All-Star Red Carpet, Phillies' roster needs ahead of trade deadline, and Yankees/Mets fan consumption stats. Youth baseball in Pittsburgh faces challenges from other sports.
Steelers countdown to 2026 season with No. 60 player feature, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell remembers Texans co-founder Janice McNair.
Sky Sports pundits predict The Open winner, with England's golfers facing a World Cup clash. The event features first-time champion trends and top contenders.
Mollie O'Callaghan cleared to swim despite spinal fractures, and Shayna Jack announces retirement. O'Callaghan fit for Commonwealths after doctor's warning.
Khabib on Ian Garry vs Islam Makhachev, Maltese Cross wins Grand Prix de Paris, and AFL removes Nicky Winmar from Hall of Fame after assault conviction.
London City Lionesses sign Kadidiatou Diani for over £500,000, and youth sports features include Delaware Wrestling Hall of Fame inductees and Illinois Special Olympics medals.
91-year-old Argentine journalist covers 18th World Cup, David Batty's penalty miss revisited, and Scottish fans divided on supporting England. Fan experiences and political tensions highlighted.
Spain defeated France 2-0 to reach the World Cup final, with French media giving harsh player ratings. Didier Deschamps faces a farewell third-place play-off after the loss.
England face Argentina in a historic World Cup semi-final, with Lionel Messi's threat and Thomas Tuchel's tactics under scrutiny. The match is seen as England's biggest since 1966, with past rivalries and political tensions discussed.
Jude Bellingham is hailed as the best player at the World Cup by Wayne Rooney, while refereeing changes cause confusion. A 91-year-old journalist covers his 18th World Cup, and the top four ranked teams make up the semi-finalists.
Arsenal are pursuing Christos Tzolis and Julian Alvarez, while Liverpool face challenges for Ayyoub Bouaddi. Bournemouth are in talks for Benfica's Antonio Silva, and Burton sign Corey Addai on loan.
Fenerbahçe complete the signing of Mason Greenwood from Marseille, while Roma seek a dry loan for Endrick. Barcelona secure the future of youth captain Alex Campos, and Inter plan to keep midfield duo despite Real Madrid interest.
Sunderland sign Thomas Meunier on a free transfer, and London City Lionesses break the bank for Kadidiatou Diani. Callum McGregor remains focused on Celtic amid transfer rumours.
The Chiefs' offseason reset is graded, Lamar Jackson's low Top 100 ranking sparks backlash, and Robert Saleh's scheme is deemed a perfect fit for Jeffery Simmons. Bart Scott makes controversial comments about Joe Burrow.
ACC football program rankings start with Clemson and Florida State, while Nebraska lands a Penn State transfer running back. LSU gains a commitment from Ruston defender Jayden Anding, and Georgia misses on a four-star DL.
Cody Bellinger stood out in a pitching-dominated MLB All-Star Game, with the American League winning. Philadelphia hosted the event but the Phillies had little impact.
The Open at Royal Birkdale features a leaderboard and predictions for a first-time champion. LeBron James and Draymond Green roast Kevin Hart in a golf rivalry, and Rhode Island's best public course is voted on.
Ben Stokes is set to play for Durham in the One-Day Cup, and cricket fixtures for July 15 are listed. Sunisa Lee announces her return after two years out, and Mollie O'Callaghan is fit for the Commonwealth Games despite spinal fractures.
NASCAR driver rankings see Ryan Blaney rise, MotoGP concessions change for Aprilia, Ducati, and Honda. High school sports honors and college basketball schedule updates round out the news.
Coverage includes Saudi fans pirating games, a 91-year-old journalist covering his 18th World Cup, and a look at Jude Bellingham's standout performances. The tournament also features a 'guess the player' game and analysis of Spain's dominance.
Clubs are active in the transfer market, with Bayern Munich linked to PSG's Warren Zaïre-Emery, Manchester United interested in Manu Koné, and Bournemouth in talks for Benfica's Antonio Silva. Other moves include Dortmund targeting Ibrahim Mbaye and Chelsea's goalkeepers heading to Strasbourg.
Sunderland signed World Cup veteran Thomas Meunier, Crystal Palace added Bethany England, and Birmingham City acquired Millie Turner. West Ham is in talks for Summerville, while Aston Villa's Visit Rwanda deal upset Johan Manzambi's camp.
The OKC Thunder remain winless in Summer League despite Bennett Stirtz's 22 points. The NBA's investigation into Kawhi Leonard's deal with Aspiration continues, while prospects like VJ Edgecombe express desire to play with LeBron James.
The Chiefs are considering veteran edge rushers, and the Cowboys have an undrafted free agent impressing. A rookie linebacker is expected to contribute to the Bills' defense in 2026.
Mike Trout unexpectedly recruited LeBron James to the 76ers, and Nebraska shortstop Dylan Carey signed a free agent deal with the New York Mets after the MLB Draft.
The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale is underway, with leaderboard updates. Matt Kuchar reflected on his heartbreaking 2017 British Open loss to Jordan Spieth.
England's rugby players will avoid wearing national shirts in Argentina ahead of their Nations Championship Test against the Pumas, citing political tensions.
Britain's Michael 'Venom' Page will face Nursulton Ruziboev in a middleweight bout at UFC Paris on 5 September.
IPL coaches dominate the shortlist to replace Brendon McCullum as England Test coach. Ben Stokes is set to play for Durham in the One-Day Cup, and Liam Patterson-White signed a new Nottinghamshire deal.
Mollie O'Callaghan is fit for the Commonwealth Games despite spinal fractures, while Olympic champion Sunisa Lee returns after two years out. Shayna Jack announced her retirement.
Spain defeated France to reach the World Cup final, with analysis highlighting their tactical execution and France's defensive struggles. The match drew record TV audiences in Germany and sparked media reactions in France.
England faces Argentina in a crucial semi-final, with players like Marc Guéhi downplaying pressure and managers like Scaloni avoiding political mixing. Ticket demand in Atlanta is extremely high, and the match is seen as England's biggest since 1966.
Portugal's elimination led to an AI-generated drone tribute video for Ronaldo, while Germany's exit is blamed on structural issues. An attempted burglary at Lamine Yamal's home occurred after Spain's win, and refereeing changes have caused confusion.
The Open at Royal Birkdale is underway, with Robert MacIntyre confident of victory and a personality quiz for fans. The R&A is considering changing tee times if England reaches the World Cup final.
Nebraska pitcher Zach Bates was drafted by the Dodgers, while ESPN's WR rankings included Colts' Alec Pierce and Jaguars' Brian Thomas Jr. receiving votes. The Mets have goals for the second half of the season.
Baker Mayfield's injuries were highlighted in a Netflix series, and the Bills' offense may change with DJ Moore. A.J. Brown's trade to the Patriots impacts fantasy outlook, and Bengals' Kris Jenkins Jr. is key to their defense.
ACC Kickoff begins, and Duke basketball recruiting focuses on Peach Jam. Nebraska and USC countdown articles preview upcoming seasons.
Arsenal remains interested in Julian Alvarez, Bournemouth talks for Antonio Silva, and West Ham holds talks for Summerville. Manchester City's Rodri is offered to Real Madrid, and Man United provides Ugarte injury update.
Inter Milan targets Tottenham's Djed Spence, Leeds waits on Yunus Musah, and Leverkusen seeks Grimaldo replacement. Monaco loans Majecki, and Marseille sells Greenwood to Fenerbahçe.
Millie Turner joins Birmingham from Man United, Crystal Palace signs Bethany England, and London City Lionesses acquire Kadidiatou Diani for over £500,000.
England rugby players avoid national shirts in Argentina, Ben Stokes returns for Durham, and Michael Page fights at UFC Paris. Horse racing: Maltese Cross wins Grand Prix de Paris.
Nadia Comaneci's perfect 10s at 1976 Olympics are recalled, and Sunisa Lee announces return after two years out.