July 16, 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 | 15.80USD | +0.83% | 15.77 – 15.85 |
| Wheat | 6.306USD | +3.33% | 6.050 – 6.398 |
| Oil | 79.55USD | -0.87% | 79.14 – 80.59 |
| S&P 500 | 7,572.40USD | +0.38% | 7,526.95 – 7,581.50 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 29,502.60USD | -0.28% | 29,192.89 – 29,771.89 |
| Apple | 327.50USD | +4.01% | 317.32 – 328.73 |
| Microsoft | 395.63USD | +2.78% | 386.40 – 398.96 |
| Nvidia | 212.50USD | +0.33% | 206.04 – 213.81 |
| Amazon | 254.96USD | +3.02% | 249.75 – 256.48 |
| Meta | 681.31USD | +3.07% | 656.66 – 686.08 |
| Tesla | 394.46USD | -0.43% | 390.66 – 406.59 |
Prices as of July 16, 2026 07:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the escalating US-Iran conflict, with airstrikes and tanker attacks raising fears of a 'forever war'. Major political upheaval in Ukraine follows the forced ouster of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, sparking mass protests. In business, TSMC's massive $100bn US investment and the UK nationalization of British Steel highlight shifts in global industrial strategy.
The US has launched a wave of strikes targeting Iran, including attacks on an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran has fired on bases of US allies. Iran's top negotiator signals diplomacy remains open, but analysts warn of a potential 'forever war' similar to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Iran releases dual US-Iranian citizen Dena Karari, who was held on spying charges since 2024. President Trump confirms she is safely out of Iran, marking a rare diplomatic breakthrough amid ongoing hostilities.
The UK economy grew by 0.1% in May despite the Iran war's impact on energy costs, reversing a previous decline. British Steel is taken into public ownership to protect vital UK supply, with Scunthorpe factory expropriated from China's Jingye.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrives in Kyiv for a farewell visit, pledging 'cast-iron' support for Ukraine. This comes as President Zelenskyy dismisses Ukraine's defence minister, sparking public outrage.
Todd Blanche faces a rocky confirmation hearing for attorney general, apologizing for Epstein files mistakes and facing scrutiny over a clemency inquiry. Defense Secretary Hegseth plans to screen all troops for testosterone deficiency.
The US imposes 25% tariffs on Brazil, citing unfair trade practices, drawing condemnation from Brazil. Germany warns the US against election interference after a grants scheme announcement.
India races to build AI data centers, raising concerns about energy and water use. Europe seeks to break free from American and Chinese technology, while a data breach in Australia exposes patient records.
Argentina faces disciplinary action from FIFA after players display a Falklands banner during a World Cup semifinal win against England. The match carries historical weight from the 1986 clash and the Falklands War.
Canada wildfires create an orange haze over Ontario and the northern US, with 838 fires burning. Bird flu reaches New Zealand, and all newborns in England will be screened for spinal muscular atrophy from 2027.
Hong Kong police raid independent bookstores and arrest five people in a national security crackdown. Indian-administered Kashmir reviews 'objectionable' books, and a Chinese dissident recounts his escape to Canada.
Eleven die in Algerian foster care fire, over 500 feared dead in Myanmar shipwrecks, and Hong Kong police raid bookstores. Australia faces data breaches and a snake bite incident, while R Kelly appeals to Trump.
The New York Times files a motion to quash subpoenas of its journalists over Air Force One leak investigation. Trump pressures ICE to resume traffic stops, and a $1 coin featuring Trump enters production.
The US and Iran continue exchanging strikes for a fifth day, with US attacks expanding to northern Iran and targeting an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran signals diplomacy remains open despite internal power struggles, while a US blockade of Iranian ports is imposed after a cease-fire collapse.
Outgoing PM Starmer nationalises British Steel, visits Ukraine, and pledges support, while Andy Burnham prepares to take over. The UK economy grew 0.1% in May, reversing a contraction, amid ongoing Iran war impacts on energy costs.
Zelenskyy dismisses defence minister Fedorov amid outrage, as Starmer makes a farewell visit to Ukraine. Fedorov, a drone warfare proponent, steps down after conflicts with generals and contractors.
Trump pushes to replace immigrant truck drivers with veterans, pressures ICE to resume traffic stops, and faces scrutiny over Blanche's nomination. The New York Times fights subpoenas over Air Force One reporting, and a new $1 coin featuring Trump is in production.
The US has imposed new tariffs on Brazil, accusing it of unfair trade practices, while Brazil condemns the move. Diesel prices hit $5/gallon again due to the Iran war, and Europe struggles to reduce reliance on US and Chinese tech.
TikTok faces a UK Ofcom investigation over child age checks, while Europe struggles to break from US and Chinese tech. India races to build AI data centers amid environmental concerns, and Australia plans to regulate AI data centers and protect creators' rights.
Argentina celebrates World Cup win over England with a Falklands banner, facing FIFA disciplinary action. The match carries historical weight from the 1982 Falklands War and Maradona's legacy.
Over 500 Rohingya feared dead in shipwrecks off Myanmar, while West Africa faces devastating floods supercharged by global heating. Bird flu reaches New Zealand, threatening native species.
Hegseth plans to screen all troops for low testosterone, and the FBI investigates a leak about Air Force One. A Cold War bunker gets a luxury makeover as 'doomsday' condos in Canada.
Australian patients' medical records could be sold on the dark web after a data breach, and a woman survives a snake bite. Canada wildfires cause orange haze in Ontario and northern US.
Moroccan intelligence insider reveals widespread Pegasus spyware use, and R Kelly appeals to Trump to commute his sentence. A British girl stranded in Rome due to passport rules.
New monkey species discovered in DR Congo, Genoa bridge disaster verdict awaited, and Twitter turns 20. Celebrity influencers paid up to £1m for deodorant ads on Instagram.
The US and Iran have exchanged strikes for a fifth consecutive day, with attacks expanding to northern Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has fired on Gulf state bases, while US strikes target oil tankers and nuclear sites, raising fears of a 'forever war'. Diplomatic signals remain mixed, with Iran's negotiator leaving the door open for talks.
Andy Burnham is expected to become UK chancellor, with debates over housing policy and City influence. The UK economy returned to modest growth in May, and Starmer pledges support for Ukraine on his final visit as PM.
Trump administration pushes for testosterone screening for troops, fences off Lafayette Square, and pressures ICE to resume traffic stops. Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche faces a rocky hearing, and the New York Times fights subpoenas over Air Force One leaks. A new $1 coin featuring Trump is in production.
Diesel prices hit $5 a gallon again, up 33% since the Iran war began, due to reduced refinery capacity and Persian Gulf fighting. The UK economy shows modest growth despite energy cost pressures from the conflict.
A 59-year-old hunger striker joins a Gen Z protest movement in India, demanding changes to the education system. The activist has fasted for 19 days in solidarity with student-led campaigns.
Zelenskyy dismisses popular defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov amid outrage, just as UK PM Starmer visits Kyiv. The reshuffle comes despite pleas from allies and coincides with Starmer's final visit as PM.
TSMC adds $100 billion to its US spending plan, bringing total commitment to $265 billion for operations in Arizona. This underscores the global chip industry's expansion amid geopolitical tensions.
US strikes expand to northern Iran, and Iran fires on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. The US also attacks an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating the conflict. An Iranian American woman is released from detention.
Canada wildfires cause orange haze in Ontario and northern US, with 838 active fires. Global heating supercharged floods in West Africa, displacing thousands. Bird flu is confirmed in New Zealand, threatening native species.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy dismissed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, a key figure in drone warfare, triggering mass protests across Ukraine. The move comes amid conflicts with generals and military contractors, and has drawn international attention as UK PM Starmer visits Kyiv.
The UK economy returned to modest growth in May despite the Iran war's impact on energy costs, while British Steel was nationalized to protect supply. Andy Burnham is set to become the next PM, facing challenges on housing and the economy.
Taiwanese chip giant TSMC has pledged an additional $100 billion to expand its US production, bringing total investment to $265 billion. The move aims to create high-tech jobs and bolster US semiconductor independence.
India is rapidly building AI data centers to compete globally, but critics warn of environmental costs like energy and water usage. The country's push includes new Google campuses and concerns over long-term job creation.
UK regulator Ofcom has launched an investigation into TikTok over concerns its age verification is ineffective, leaving children exposed to harmful content. The probe follows a review criticizing the platform's safety measures.
The Trump administration plans to impose 25% tariffs on Brazil next week, citing unfair trade practices. Brazil has condemned the move, while US officials argue it protects American workers.
Hong Kong police raided independent bookstores and arrested five people as part of a broad national security crackdown. The arrests continue a pattern of targeting booksellers in the city.
Actor Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park, died from pneumonia in Sydney, his agent confirmed. He had previously battled lymphoma but his death was sudden and unexpected.
Uber has agreed to buy Germany's Delivery Hero for $14.8 billion, combining Uber Eats with food delivery brands in 99 countries. The deal expands Uber's global reach in the food delivery market.
Iranian-American Dena Karari, held on spying charges since December 2024, has been released. Her release comes amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.
New Zealand confirmed its first case of H5N1 bird flu in a brown skua seabird, raising fears for native species. The government urges public reporting of sick or dead birds.
Taiwanese chip giant TSMC has pledged an additional $100bn to expand its US production, bringing total investment to $265bn. The move aims to create high-tech jobs and strengthen US semiconductor supply chains.
The UK government has taken British Steel into public ownership to protect domestic steel supply, after no private buyers came forward. The nationalization uses new government powers passed this week.
Ofcom has launched a formal investigation into TikTok over concerns its age verification is ineffective, leaving children at risk of harmful content. The probe follows a May review that criticized the platform's safety measures.
The Trump administration faces criticism over a stalled US-Canada bridge project allegedly favoring a donor, replacing a slavery exhibit at Mount Vernon, and proposing to fence off Lafayette Square Park. A veteran known as 'Trump House' owner was killed.
India is rapidly building AI data centers, but critics warn of environmental costs. Australia plans to regulate AI data centers and protect creators' rights, while TSMC's US investment underscores the global race for AI infrastructure.
Eleven people died in a fire at an Algerian children's care home. Actor Sam Neill's cause of death was pneumonia, and a US Navy jet performed a low flypast over a Florida beach.
Hackers who attacked London's transport network were jailed, and Australian patients' medical records may be sold on the dark web after a clinic data breach. Morocco's intelligence insider reveals widespread Pegasus spyware use.
Uganda discharges last Ebola patient and seeks travel restriction lifts. Pakistan resists UK deportation of a grooming gang leader. Hong Kong police raid independent bookstores, and Argentina celebrates World Cup win with Falklands banner.
Today's top stories span AI regulation and safety, with Meta alerting parents about teen chatbot interactions and xAI suing over CSAM deepfakes. The tech industry sees major shifts: OnePlus exits US/Europe, TSMC invests $100B in US production, and SpaceX's stock falls below IPO price. AI model releases from Thinking Machines Lab and Moonshot highlight the competitive landscape, while environmental stories cover Canadian wildfires and Google's clean energy projects.
Thinking Machines Lab, led by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, released its first open-weight AI model, Inkling, a 975-billion-parameter multimodal model. The launch marks a significant step in the competitive AI landscape, drawing on techniques from Chinese rivals.
Elon Musk's xAI filed a lawsuit against a South Carolina man for using its Grok AI chatbot to generate child sexual abuse material. Separately, xAI open-sourced Grok Build, sparking community discussion.
SpaceX's share price dropped below its $135 IPO debut, wiping $1 trillion from its valuation amid market volatility and ahead of a Starship launch. The decline reflects investor skepticism about Musk's promises.
TSMC announced an additional $100 billion investment in US production, raising its total commitment to $265 billion. The move underscores the chipmaker's growing revenue forecasts and global semiconductor demand.
New research reveals terrorist groups are using AI chatbots for bomb construction and attack planning, not just propaganda. Separately, a judge blocked Trump's plan to deport researchers working on content moderation.
Microsoft is reportedly training its sales team to pitch its in-house AI models as more efficient than OpenAI's and Anthropic's. The move highlights intensifying competition in the enterprise AI market.
Apple published policies for its upcoming Maps advertising business, prohibiting home services like plumbers. The rules differ from Google's approach, signaling a cautious entry into ad-supported navigation.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr plans to vote on repealing the 39% TV ownership cap, potentially allowing broadcast giants to dominate. Critics argue the move favors Trump-friendly news organizations.
Skullcandy's new Crusher headphones feature Bose's QuietControl ANC and head-tracking spatial audio, aiming to shed its budget reputation. The collaboration marks a notable tech crossover.
A call for governments and nonprofits to invest in free, open-source AI gained traction, while discussions on AI's role as a tool versus a transformative force continued. The debate reflects broader tensions in AI development.
A Windows zero-day vulnerability, HiveLegacy, was disclosed on the same day Microsoft released a record number of patches. The bug poses a serious security risk, potentially enabling remote code execution.
Daniel Ek's health-tech startup Neko Health raised $700 million to expand its proprietary body-scanning technology. The funding underscores growing interest in preventive health diagnostics.
Thinking Machines Lab releases Inkling, a 975-billion-parameter open-source model, competing with Anthropic and OpenAI. Chinese AI startup Moonshot plans to launch Kimi K3, challenging Anthropic's lead. Mira Murati's Thinking Machines draws from Chinese rivals in its debut model, signaling intensifying global AI competition.
TSMC announced a massive $100 billion investment in US production, raising its total commitment to $265 billion, signaling a major expansion in semiconductor manufacturing. This comes amid broader tech investment trends, including energy IPOs tied to AI demand and venture capital moves like Greylock's capped fund.
SpaceX's stock has fallen below its IPO price of $135, wiping out $1 trillion in market value, as investor enthusiasm wanes following a volatile debut. The decline comes ahead of a Starship launch and reflects market skepticism about CEO Elon Musk's promises.
xAI is suing a man for using its Grok AI chatbot to generate child sexual abuse material, highlighting the dark side of AI accessibility. Separately, a judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Apple of failing to limit child sex abuse material on iCloud, while Microsoft patched a vulnerability in Age of Empires II.
Canadian wildfires are causing severe air quality issues across the eastern US, with smoke turning skies orange and a train 'encased in flames.' Meanwhile, energy IPOs are surging as investors seek to capitalize on AI's growing power demands, and Google's largest clean power project contrasts with xAI's unpermitted gas plant.
Hundreds rallied at Bethesda HQ to protest Xbox layoffs, with unions seeking to halt a 'perpetual cycle' of job cuts. This reflects broader labor tensions in the tech industry, as companies like Microsoft and others navigate workforce reductions.
The push for open-source AI is gaining momentum, with a call for governments and companies to invest in free, open-source models. xAI also open-sourced Grok Build, while SQLite and other projects face debates over versioning and concurrency models.
Apple is reportedly raising prices for AppleCare Plus on Macs and iPads, while Google's Pixel 11 teaser shows a glowing orb on the camera bar. OnePlus may wind down US and Europe operations, and HP offers a solid back-to-school laptop deal.
Twitter turns 20, reflecting on two decades of memes and movements, while Bluesky trademarks ATProto. Roblox is shutting down its video chat service, and Meta's NameTag face recognition tech faces confusion over its existence.
FCC plans to repeal the 39% TV ownership cap, potentially boosting Trump-friendly news organizations, while a judge blocks Trump's ability to deport researchers for content moderation work. Europe struggles to reduce reliance on US and Chinese technology.
A new monkey species with orange lips was discovered in the DR Congo, and 1,300 restored 19th-century wildlife illustrations were released. Metal-organic frameworks are highlighted as chemistry's new miracle materials.
Roblox is shutting down its video chat service, and AI slop movies are becoming the new direct-to-video cash grabs. Valve confirmed iFixit will continue selling Steam Deck batteries.
Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab released its first open AI model, Inkling, trained on video and audio, while Microsoft trains salespeople to promote its in-house AI over rivals. OpenAI also released a light-up keyboard for its Codex coding app, amid a hardware legal battle with Apple.
SpaceX's share price fell below its IPO price of $135, wiping $1 trillion from its valuation, as markets sober up to CEO Elon Musk's promises. The decline comes ahead of a Starship launch and follows a volatile month since the company went public.
OnePlus confirms it will stop releasing new phones in the US and European markets, focusing on China. The move marks the end of the 'flagship-killer' brand that disrupted the smartphone market 13 years ago. Parent company Oppo promises support for existing devices.
Uber agreed to a €13bn deal to acquire Delivery Hero, while Stripe and Advent reportedly offered to buy PayPal for around $53.4B. Lululemon backed nylon-recycling startup Syntetica in a $30M Series A, and Whatnot acquired AI startup Shaped.
New research shows terrorist groups are using AI chatbots for bomb construction and attack planning. xAI is suing a man for using Grok to generate CSAM deepfakes, and a judge blocked Trump from deporting researchers for content moderation work.
TSMC announced a $100bn investment in US production, raising its total commitment to $265bn, as ASML raised forecasts due to AI-driven chipmaking demand. Energy IPOs surge as investors seek ways to play the AI boom.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires turned skies orange across the eastern US, with 100 fires raging in Ontario. A train was 'encased in flames' in Canada, and Scotland issued a 'stay vigilant' warning for very high wildfire risk.
Microsoft patched a record 570 security vulnerabilities in one month, including a Windows 0-day and a bug in Age of Empires II. The company cited AI for helping discover the flaws.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr plans to repeal the 39% TV ownership cap, allowing broadcast giants to dominate. The move is seen as a boost for Trump-friendly news organizations.
Apple Intelligence was approved for launch in China using Alibaba's Qwen AI. Apple also banned home services from its upcoming Maps ads, differentiating its strategy from Google's.
Astronomers found a sugar molecule (erythrulose) in deep space for the first time. Buzz Aldrin sold the felt-tip pen that helped launch Apollo from the Moon.
Chinese AI startup Moonshot is set to launch a model challenging Anthropic's lead, while Mira Murati's Thinking Machines draws from Chinese rivals. Microsoft is reportedly training salespeople to talk down OpenAI and Anthropic, and US lawmakers urge banning Chinese memory chips.
Chipmaker TSMC announces an additional $100 billion investment in US production, bringing total commitment to $265 billion. The move boosts semiconductor supply chain resilience and raises revenue forecasts.
xAI sues a man for using Grok to generate CSAM deepfakes, and terrorist groups are using AI for attack planning. A judge also dismissed a suit against Apple over child sex abuse material.
SpaceX's stock trades below $135 for the first time since its Wall Street debut, wiping $1 trillion from the rocket group's value. The sell-off reflects market concerns.
Grok Build is now open source, and a call for governments to invest in free open source AI gains traction. Also, OpenAI releases a $230 keyboard for Codex amid hardware legal battles.
Hundreds rally at Bethesda HQ to protest Xbox layoffs, and union efforts continue. IBM's profit warning highlights tech valuation timing concerns.
A new monkey species with orange lips is found in DR Congo, and astronomers discover a sugar molecule in deep space for the first time.
Skullcandy partners with Bose for ANC in new Crusher headphones, and Sony offers 45% off headphones. Best air purifiers and laptop deals also featured.
Microsoft patches a bug in Age of Empires II, and a Windows 0-day drops alongside record patches. Sheetz quits VMware for StorMagic.
Twitter turns 20, and the lost joy of music piracy is explored. Bluesky trademarks ATProto, and a Firefox browser for iOS is released.
Neko Health raises $700M for body scanning, and energy IPOs surge as investors seek AI boom plays. Lululemon backs nylon recycling startup Syntetica.
Meta now alerts parents if teens discuss suicide or self-harm with its AI chatbot, amid scrutiny over chatbot responses. xAI sues a man for using Grok to generate CSAM deepfakes, highlighting legal battles over AI misuse. A judge dismisses a suit against Apple over child sex abuse material, while new research shows terrorist groups using AI for attack planning.
SpaceX's stock falls below its $135 IPO price for the first time since its Wall Street debut, wiping $1 trillion from the company's value. The decline comes ahead of a Starship launch and amid market sobriety over CEO Elon Musk's promises.
Roughly 100 wildfires rage in Ontario, sending smoke streaming 1,000 miles to the eastern US, turning skies orange. A train is 'encased in flames' in Canada, and smoke drifts towards major US cities, raising air quality concerns.
The Verge investigates the big business of selling AI to police, with a focus on 'the future of policing.' Intel officials predict the Pentagon's bill for the Iran war will exceed $100 billion, while a judge blocks Trump from deporting researchers for content moderation work.
Microsoft reportedly trains salespeople to talk down OpenAI and Anthropic, pushing its in-house AI models as more efficient. The company also patches a bug in Age of Empires II that could allow hackers to take over computers, and releases a record number of patches for a Windows 0-day.
Google's biggest solar and battery project is located 40 miles north of xAI's unpermitted gas power plant, highlighting contrasting energy approaches. Energy IPOs surge as investors hunt for ways to play the AI boom, and Cambridge university looks to boost UK manufacturing with a pioneering wind tunnel.
Skullcandy's new Crusher headphones feature Bose's ANC and head-tracking spatial audio, aiming to shed its bargain-bin reputation. HP's OLED-equipped 2-in-1 laptop is a solid back-to-school deal, and Apple raises AppleCare Plus prices for Macs and iPads. OpenAI releases a $230 keyboard for Codex amid a hardware legal battle with Apple.
Twitter turns 20, reflecting on two decades of memes and movements. Roblox shuts down its video chat service, Roblox Connect. Gay men flock to Goose for friendship but face exclusion, and VPN use in the UK doubles as people circumvent porn laws.
Astronomers find a sugar molecule in deep space for the first time, identifying erythrulose thousands of light-years away. A new monkey species with orange lips is discovered in the DR Congo forest. Buzz Aldrin sells the famous felt-tip pen that helped launch Apollo from the Moon.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by the passing of beloved actor Sam Neill, with his cause of death confirmed as pneumonia, and the death of veteran sitcom actor Hal Williams. Major industry developments include TIFF's new Innovation Hub for immersive media, Netflix's Bela Bajaria receiving the International Emmy Founders Award, and significant layoffs at ZeniMax Online Studios affecting The Elder Scrolls Online. Other key stories include the record-breaking auction of Mark Hamill's lightsaber, Ofcom's investigation into TikTok's child safety, and new film announcements like Danny McBride's G.I. Joe movie and the theatrical release of Avatar Aang.
Sam Neill's agent confirmed the actor died from pneumonia, ending false rumors. The 'Jurassic Park' star's sudden death was announced by his family earlier this week.
Veteran actor Hal Williams, known for '227' and 'Sanford and Son,' has died at 91. His passing was confirmed by his manager and representative.
Netflix's Las Vegas drama 'The Roman' adds Vincent D'Onofrio, Kate Mara, Clancy Brown, Thomas Sadoski, and Jason Schwartzman. The series explores the world of casinos.
Jimmy Tatro will play Gorilla Grodd in the upcoming HBO Max 'Superman' spinoff series. The show centers on Jimmy Olsen and expands the DC universe.
Argentina faces Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, with Post Malone performing at the closing ceremony. The event also features Tom Cruise and Jennifer Hudson.
The 34th annual ESPY Awards, hosted by Marcello Hernández, will air live. The ceremony honors top athletic achievements and memorable sports moments.
Netflix's 'The Hawk' starring Will Ferrell receives poor reviews, with critics calling it a waste of talent. The show is compared unfavorably to Ferrell's earlier sports comedies.
Quentin Tarantino plans to retire after his next film, but Christopher Nolan hopes he changes his mind. The director remains committed to a 10-film career.
Netflix releases a docuseries on the Idaho student murders, joining Prime Video and Peacock in covering the case. The tragedy continues to draw documentary interest.
Paramount and Nickelodeon will release 'Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender' in AMC Theatres in addition to streaming on Paramount Plus, giving fans a theatrical option.
Netflix's 'Frankenstein' by Guillermo del Toro gets a deluxe Criterion edition for Halloween. The disc release includes special features.
Blizzard ends support for Overwatch's Stadium mode after 15 months due to low player counts. No new heroes or maps will be added.
Veteran actors Hal Williams (227, Sanford and Son) and Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) have passed away, with Neill's cause of death confirmed as pneumonia. Their deaths have prompted widespread tributes and clarifications from representatives.
UK regulator Ofcom has launched an investigation into TikTok over child safety concerns, citing serious doubts about the platform's ability to identify underage users. This follows a May review that criticized TikTok for not being safe enough for children.
Paramount is facing a shareholder lawsuit over alleged commitments to news coverage, which the company dismisses as recycled allegations. Separately, a new judge has been assigned to the state AGs antitrust suit against Paramount and Skydance.
Major new projects are announced, including Matt Reeves' first look at Robert Pattinson in The Batman Part II, Danny McBride directing a new G.I. Joe movie, and Zach Cregger's Resident Evil adaptation runtime revealed. Casting updates include Jimmy Tatro as Gorilla Grodd in a Superman spinoff.
Music highlights include Phoebe Bridgers' acoustic 'Lost Boys' performance, Lana Del Rey's companion album announcement, Post Malone performing at the World Cup closing ceremony, and R. Kelly's request for a commutation. Also, Sean Combs sells his Miami mansion.
England's World Cup exit drew 22 million viewers, and Telemundo's coverage attracted non-Spanish speakers, signaling soccer's growing U.S. appeal. The ESPY Awards and The Open Championship 2026 are also covered.
Bravo's The Valley has resumed filming Season 3 to capture fallout from Jax Taylor being spotted with his ex-wife's publicist. The show had already completed its season and reunion but is now documenting the cast's reaction.
Gaming coverage includes the announcement of Langrisser: Sea of Sword, Backyard Baseball review, Call of Duty modding issues, and Overwatch ending Stadium mode support. Also, Fallout: New Vegas designer comments on the TV show's dialogue.
Will Ferrell's golf comedy The Hawk receives negative reviews, while Olivia Dean's tour and Katseye documentary are highlighted. Netflix's docuseries on the Idaho student murders is also noted.
Arundhati Roy discusses AI and indie filmmaking at the London Indian Film Festival. The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival features Barry Ward and the Jafar Panahi-produced drama Hijamat. George Lucas and others receive French Legion of Honor.
Numerous deals on 3D printers, gaming laptops, power stations, and gaming chairs are highlighted, including discounts on Flashforge Adventurer 5M, Bambu P1S, and Bluetti AC70.
Rebecca Yarros announces a new book in the Empyrean series, and Nick Cave's essay on sorrow is featured. Also, a documentary on magic trick theft is covered.
Sam Neill, the 'Jurassic Park' star, died from pneumonia, his agent confirmed, ending speculation and false reports. His family described his death as sudden and unexpected.
Netflix's chief content officer Bela Bajaria will receive the 2026 International Emmy Founders Award for overseeing global hits like 'Squid Game' and 'Stranger Things'.
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 drew an estimated 246 million viewers on JioHotstar, highlighting cricket's dominance in India's streaming viewership according to the Ormax StreamView report.
England's World Cup exit against Argentina drew a peak of 21.5 million viewers, while Telemundo's coverage attracted non-Spanish speakers, signaling soccer's growing U.S. appeal.
Paramount faces a shareholder lawsuit over alleged commitments to the Ellisons, which the company dismisses as recycled allegations. A new judge has been assigned to the state AGs antitrust suit.
Raindance executives David Martínez and Jacky Orozco have launched Casa Leo PR, a boutique publicity agency targeting Europe and Latin America.
Mark Hamill's original screen-used Luke Skywalker lightsaber sold for $3.75 million at Heritage Auctions, setting a new world record for a 'Star Wars' prop.
Netflix's golf comedy 'The Hawk' starring Will Ferrell receives negative reviews, with critics calling it a lackluster effort that wastes its talented cast.
UK regulator Ofcom is investigating TikTok over concerns about its age verification and children's exposure to harmful content, following a critical review.
George Lucas, Jodie Foster, Sigourney Weaver, Chris Meledandri, and Claude Lelouch were awarded the French Legion of Honor, recognizing their contributions to cinema.
Multiple new projects were announced, including 'The Batman Part II' first look, Danny McBride directing a new G.I. Joe movie, and the theatrical release of 'Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender'.
Sam Neill, the iconic 'Jurassic Park' star, died from pneumonia, his agent confirmed, ending speculation and false reports. His death was described as sudden and unexpected by his family.
Over 200 staff were laid off from ZeniMax Online Studios, the team behind The Elder Scrolls Online, including senior leadership. This raises concerns about the future of the franchise.
England's World Cup exit drew 21.5 million viewers, while NBCUniversal exec Cesar Conde noted soccer's 'critical mass' in the U.S., citing non-Spanish speakers watching Telemundo.
Netflix's 'The Hawk' starring Will Ferrell receives poor reviews, with critics calling it a waste of talent and a lackluster addition to Ferrell's filmography.
Veteran actor Hal Williams, known for roles in '227' and 'Sanford and Son', passed away at 91. His death was confirmed by his manager.
David Bowie's early unheard tracks, Phoebe Bridgers' acoustic 'Lost Boys', and Fiona Apple's new song for 'Lucky' highlight recent music news. Also, Post Malone to perform at World Cup closing.
Nintendo's 'Mario Tennis Fever' gets a major update, 'Culdcept Begins' comes to Switch 2, and 'Langrisser: Sea of Sword' is announced. Also, 'Backyard Baseball' reboot reviewed.
TIFF: The Market has selected eight XR, VR, and mixed reality projects for its inaugural Innovation Hub, exploring themes like Cree cosmology and climate change.
UK regulator Ofcom is investigating TikTok over concerns about children being at risk of harmful content due to ineffective age checks. This follows a critical review in May.
Netflix's chief content officer Bela Bajaria will receive the 2026 International Emmy Founders Award, recognizing her role in global hits like 'Squid Game' and 'Adolescence'.
Mark Hamill's original screen-used lightsaber from 'Star Wars' sold for a record $3.75 million at auction, setting a new world record for a screen-used Star Wars prop.
Over 200 staff have been laid off from ZeniMax Online Studios, the team behind The Elder Scrolls Online, including senior leadership, putting another Elder Scrolls game in jeopardy.
Will Ferrell's new Netflix golf comedy 'The Hawk' receives negative reviews, with critics calling it a waste of a stellar cast and a lackluster addition to his filmography.
Danny McBride is set to direct a new G.I. Joe movie for Paramount, with rumors of Bradley Cooper being considered for a role, five years after the last installment.
Luminate's midyear report shows South Korea as the world's third largest music exporter, with K-pop fans driving a surge in physical album sales and a decline in English-language music popularity.
The biggest themes today include England's heartbreaking World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina, with heavy scrutiny on Thomas Tuchel's tactics and Lionel Messi's influence. The Open 2026 is underway with strong starts from Scottie Scheffler and Robert MacIntyre, while Lando Norris faces a grid penalty at the Belgian GP. Transfer news and NFL training camp previews also feature prominently.
Argentina staged a stunning 2-1 comeback win over England in the World Cup semifinal, with Lionel Messi providing two assists. The victory sparked celebrations in Buenos Aires and set up a final against Spain, while England faced criticism for defensive tactics.
Jude Bellingham appeared to slap Argentina's Valentin Barco after the match, and Argentina faces disciplinary action for a Falklands banner. Micah Richards revealed his father died just before coverage, and Gary Neville was called 'stupid' by Cristian Romero.
The 154th Open Championship is underway at Royal Birkdale, with Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy among the favorites. Day one saw strong starts from Robert MacIntyre and others, with live updates and leaderboard coverage.
Spain will face Argentina in the World Cup final, with Lamine Yamal expected to be available. The trophy's design and half-time show details are also featured.
Thomas Tuchel retains FA backing despite criticism of his defensive tactics, and Harry Kane is unsure about playing in the next World Cup. Pundits debate whether Tuchel's approach cost England.
Liverpool, Manchester United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Celtic, and Roma are linked with moves for players like Marc Bernal, Eduardo Camavinga, and Kelechi Iheanacho. Stephen Warnock urges a signing for Liverpool.
Dewi Lake recovers from injury to captain Wales against South Africa in the Nations Championship match in Durban.
Alex Pereira criticizes referee Herb Dean, Michael Chandler is linked with a fight, and Yuki Yoza prepares for a kickboxing return. LFA champion is booked for UFC 330.
The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps is this weekend, with details on tyres, track, and key numbers.
The International Cricket Council revamps formats for men's World Cups, adding a preliminary round for 2027 and changing the playing conditions.
Bam Adebayo's 83-point game is snubbed for ESPYs, and Buffalo Bills quarterback is called 'greatest of his generation'.
World Matchplay Darts schedule is released, Galway must start well against Limerick in GAA, and NHL schedule release show details are out.
Argentina defeated England 2-1 in a dramatic World Cup semi-final, with Lautaro Martinez scoring the winner and Lionel Messi providing two assists. The match was marked by controversy, including a Falklands banner displayed by Argentina players and heated exchanges between Jude Bellingham and Messi.
England manager Thomas Tuchel faces criticism for defensive tactics after the semi-final loss, with pundits like Gary Neville and Wayne Rooney questioning his decisions. Tuchel retains FA backing and vows to stay on for Euro 2028, but speculation about his future persists.
Argentina players celebrated their semi-final win with a banner claiming the Falkland Islands, prompting the UK government to urge FIFA to investigate. The incident has sparked political and sporting debate.
Day one of The Open at Royal Birkdale saw Scottie Scheffler take the lead, with Bryson DeChambeau and Robert MacIntyre also in contention.
Argentina will face Spain in the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium, with Lionel Messi leading the Golden Boot race. The final's half-time show and trophy history are also highlighted.
Clubs are active in the transfer market, with PSG targeting Ferran Torres, Roma pursuing Nicolò Tresoldi and Antonio Nusa, and Arsenal interested in Julian Alvarez. Liverpool and Lyon are also linked with moves.
As the MLB season resumes, the Mets and Orioles face trade deadline decisions, with the Mets' playoff hopes fading. Key dates for the Yankees are also noted.
The Eagles' plan to replace A.J. Brown, the Commanders' secondary challenges, and Deion Sanders' return to form are key stories. High school football commitments and Giants draft pick evaluations also feature.
Caitlin Clark was involved in a heated exchange with a referee during a Fever loss to the Valkyries. The Fever's upcoming game against the Storm is also previewed.
Wales captain Dewi Lake returns for the Nations Championship match against South Africa. The Wallabies make selection changes for their Italy clash as they try to end a losing streak.
Jake Paul targets Nate Diaz for an MMA fight, Luke Littler's World Matchplay challenge is discussed, and a golfer with Down syndrome inspires others. The AUSL softball season and local sports honors are also covered.
William Saliba will undergo back surgery and is out until 2027, while Harry Kane is unsure about playing in the next World Cup. Micah Richards' father passed away before the semi-final.
England lost 2-1 to Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, sparking debate over Thomas Tuchel's defensive tactics and Lionel Messi's on-field coaching. Jude Bellingham was involved in a post-match melee, and Argentina faces disciplinary action over a Falkland Islands banner. The defeat has prompted calls for a rethink of English football.
Multiple transfer stories dominate, including Joao Gomes close to a £38m move to Aston Villa, Leicester signing Conor Chaplin, and interest in players like Djed Spence and Yannik Engelhardt. Championship and European clubs are active in the market.
Argentina reached the World Cup final after beating England, but face disciplinary action for a Falkland Islands banner. Lionel Messi's performance was praised as he set up a third final appearance.
Goalkeeper Craig Gordon announced his retirement after a 25-year career, with tributes from multiple outlets.
Sam Kerr made her second debut for Gotham FC in front of a record crowd for a women's sporting event in New York City.
The Tour de France continues with Stage 12, offering another sprint opportunity before the race heads into more demanding terrain.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark yelled at a referee after decisions went against her team in a defeat by the Golden State Valkyries.
Wales captain Dewi Lake recovers to face South Africa, while the Wallabies make selection gambles for their Italy clash.
Pirelli confirms the controversial tyre pressure rule will remain in MotoGP for 2027 despite a new tyre supplier.
Demetrius 'Boo Boo' Andrade returns to the ring after a family tragedy to face Douglas Ataide on July 24.
Texas A&M legend Myles Garrett swept major ESPYS awards, including Best Record Breaking Performance and Best NFL Player.
England lost 2-1 to Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, with Lionel Messi inspiring a comeback. The defeat sparked debate over Thomas Tuchel's defensive tactics and Jude Bellingham's slap on an Argentina substitute.
Argentina advanced to the World Cup final against Spain, with Messi's performance earning praise. The final's closing ceremony and halftime show feature Post Malone.
Lando Norris will take a 10-place grid penalty at the Belgian Grand Prix after exceeding the permitted number of engine parts. This setback adds to his faltering title defense, with McLaren confirming the penalty.
Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon retired at age 43 after a 25-year career, having been the oldest player at the World Cup. His career included remarkable comebacks.
Caitlin Clark faced criticism from an ESPN writer for being 'not likable' and was seen yelling at a referee during a game. WNBA schedule for July 16 was also covered.
Thomas Tuchel retains FA backing despite England's World Cup exit, but his contract includes performance conditions. Speculation about his future continues.
Lazio made a bid for Fluminense's John Kennedy, Dominik Szoboszlai agreed a new Liverpool contract, and Tottenham rejected a bid for Lucas Bergvall.
Bryson DeChambeau responded to claims he should start on the Korn Ferry Tour if LIV Golf folds, questioning the idea.
Carlos Alcaraz may return from a wrist injury at the Cincinnati Open next month, having been sidelined since April.
Ireland recalled big names for their clash with the All Blacks, Wales captain Dewi Lake recovered to face South Africa, and the Wallabies made selection gambles against Italy.
French tennis player Samuel Bensoussan's match-fixing ban extended, Jak Jones won his first snooker title, and Grace Ballinger previewed the Women's T20 Blast Finals Day.
Scottie Scheffler started his Open defense with a birdie run on the front nine, while Robert MacIntyre holed a monster putt on the first hole. Live coverage highlights strong early performances from Scheffler, DeChambeau, and Hatton.
World number three Carlos Alcaraz plans to return from a wrist injury at next month's Cincinnati Open. The announcement comes as he eyes a comeback ahead of the US Open.
India and England face off in the second ODI at Cardiff, with England looking to keep the series alive. Live coverage tracks Virat Kohli's score and key moments.
Roma awaits Crysencio Summerville's response, Chelsea's talks for Chavarria are difficult, Dortmund signs Icelandic teen Gardarsson, and Joao Gomes is close to a £38m Villa move. Other moves include Port Vale signing Max Watters and Crewe landing Joe White.
Titans camp focuses on Cam Ward, Commanders battle at left guard, and Packers' Brenton Cox Jr. gets engaged. Notre Dame is one of the youngest teams, and Amarius Mims could become an All-Pro.
The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina is the second official meeting between the sides. Predictions favor Spain, with Barcelona duo Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi close to a historic milestone.
Nate Ament leads Milwaukee in scoring against Charlotte in Summer League. LeBron James' golf timeline is discussed, and the Warriors are predicted to trade Jimmy Butler for a duo with five championships.
Ireland bring back big names for the clash against the All Blacks, Wales pick Dewi Lake against South Africa, and Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon retires after a 25-year career.
Red Bull will change its rear wing after Verstappen's crashes, and David Coulthard warns that FIA regulation could stifle innovation. Lando Norris's penalty also features.
Jak Jones wins his first professional snooker title, French tennis player's match-fixing ban extended, Grace Ballinger previews Women's T20 Blast Finals Day, and Sam Kerr returns to Gotham FC in front of a record crowd.