May 14, 2026
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Today's top stories are dominated by President Trump's high-stakes summit with China's Xi Jinping in Beijing, covering trade tensions, Taiwan, and human rights. Meanwhile, the Iran war continues to impact global fuel prices and airfares, and domestic political turmoil is brewing in the UK and Israel.
President Trump meets China's President Xi in Beijing amid tensions over trade, Taiwan, human rights, and the Iran war. The summit is marked by reduced cultural exchange and Beijing's cautious symbolism, while Trump's China policy faces scrutiny.
The Iran war continues to drive global instability, with Israeli strikes in Lebanon, secret diplomacy between Israel and UAE, and rising oil prices affecting air fares and inflation. US military strategy and congressional war powers votes remain contentious.
UK PM Starmer faces leadership speculation and comparisons to Biden, while Nigel Farage is investigated over a gift and Reform UK faces scrutiny. The Labour Party sees defections and internal challenges.
The Trump administration faces multiple legal challenges, including a lawsuit over his library hotel, a settlement with the IRS, and disputes with federal judges. The House approves year-round E15 ethanol sales, and the Nebraska Senate race sees a Democratic dropout.
The Iran war drives inflation, with wholesale prices jumping and fuel costs rising, impacting housing markets in England and Wales and increasing air fares. Steel tariffs also raise canned food prices, while EV sales surge outside the US.
A New York man is found guilty of acting as an unregistered Chinese agent, and the US-China summit includes discussions on detained journalist Jimmy Lai. China gains a strategic edge amid the Iran war.
Israel and UAE navigate a delicate relationship amid secret trips and denials, while Gaza negotiations continue. Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 22, and the Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint.
Cartel corruption claims strain US-Mexico relations, while Canada and Alberta reach a carbon price agreement. An Alberta separation petition is dealt a court blow.
A norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship in France is contained, while a hantavirus patient is critically ill. A report finds pesticides in English roast dinners, and French police warn of drunk deer.
Fervo Energy goes public, Polymarket shows insider trading signs, and the Fed's new chair is confirmed. The art market sees major sales, and Eric Trump joins the China trip in a personal capacity.
Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions are overturned, a thief steals unreleased Beyoncé music, and an influencer is detained in Tennessee. The brother of a Nottingham attacker speaks out.
A black bear mauls a uranium contractor in Canada, the Princess of Wales makes her first trip abroad since cancer, and a South African anti-apartheid figure dies. Plaid Cymru forms a government in Wales.
President Trump arrived in China for a crucial summit with Xi Jinping, with heightened security and closed landmarks. Talks are expected to cover trade, Taiwan, AI, and the Iran war, though deep rifts remain.
The ongoing Iran war impacts global oil prices, air fares, and housing markets, while US Senate votes on war powers fail. Israel and UAE tensions surface over a disputed secret trip, and a British couple is jailed in Iran.
Key US political developments include a judge ordering the return of a deported Colombian woman, Rand Paul's son apologizing for a rant, and a Nebraska primary win. Legal disputes involve the IRS, border wall land, and a Miami hotel lawsuit.
In Canada, an Alberta separation petition is struck down by a court, and a carbon price deal is reached with the province. In Australia, a senator joins Labor, Coles loses a court case over 'Down Down' pricing, and a research program is axed.
A New York man is found guilty of acting as an unregistered agent of China, while Uyghur activists hope Trump raises their plight. China's strategic patience is analyzed ahead of the summit.
A top Gaza negotiator urges Hamas to embrace a rebuilding plan, while Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 22. Netanyahu claims a secret UAE trip, which the UAE denies.
Kevin Warsh is confirmed as Fed chair amid economic uncertainty. Steel tariffs raise canned food prices, and a geothermal start-up goes public. Polymarket shows signs of insider trading, and fuel prices boost EV sales globally but not in the U.S.
A hantavirus outbreak reaches 11 cases in France, and an NHS drug approval offers hope for children with spinal muscular atrophy. A norovirus outbreak hits a cruise ship in France.
Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions overturned for a new trial, and a thief jailed for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music. An influencer detained in Tennessee over a gunfire incident.
House approves year-round E15 ethanol sales, and electric vehicle sales soar globally except in the US. A black bear kills a contractor in Canada, and drunk deer warnings issued in France.
Other notable stories include a U.S. soldier's remains recovered in Morocco, a French cruise ship cleared after norovirus, and the death of anti-apartheid activist Cynthia Shange. Also, a Uyghur group hopes Trump raises their plight at the Xi meeting.
UK PM Keir Starmer faces a leadership threat from within Labour, with speculation about a challenge. He sets out new policies in the king's speech, while Nigel Farage faces an investigation.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 22, and the Gaza negotiator urges Hamas to accept a rebuilding plan. The Strait of Hormuz remains a dangerous passage for vessels.
Norovirus outbreak hits cruise ship in France, passengers allowed off. Black bear mauls contractor in Canada, and remains of US soldier recovered in Morocco.
Trump's trade war with China results in a stalemate, while steel tariffs raise canned food prices. The Fed gets a new chair, and EV sales surge globally except in the US.
Tasmanian senator Tammy Tyrrell joins Labor, and a court rules Coles misled shoppers with 'Down Down' pricing. The government axes a research program to fund other science measures.
Fervo Energy goes public to advance geothermal energy, and Polymarket bets show signs of insider trading. Big tech invests in mascots, and three auction houses aim to sell $2.6 billion in art.
Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions are overturned for a new trial, and a thief is jailed for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music. An influencer is detained in Tennessee over a gunfire incident.
Alberta separation petition is dealt a court blow, and France clears a cruise ship after norovirus. A beauty pageant pioneer dies, and French police warn of drunk deer.
The ongoing Iran war continues to impact global oil prices, air fares, and housing markets, while U.S. Senate votes on war powers show growing GOP opposition. Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill 22, and a British couple jailed in Iran on spying charges lose contact with family.
Key U.S. political developments include a judge ordering the return of a deported Colombian woman, Denise Powell winning a Nebraska primary, and the House approving year-round E15 ethanol sales. The Trump administration faces legal challenges over Medicaid payments and a library hotel plan.
UK PM Keir Starmer faces a leadership challenge from Health Secretary Wes Streeting, while setting out new government agenda in the King's Speech. Nigel Farage faces an investigation over a £5 million gift, and Plaid Cymru forms its first Welsh government.
The U.S.-China trade war has settled into an uneasy truce, with Trump scaling back ambitions. China gains a strategic edge amid the Iran war, and a New York man is convicted as an unregistered Chinese agent.
Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions are overturned for a new trial. A judge rules against Alberta separation petition, and the DHS escalates dispute with a federal judge. Coles loses a landmark case over 'Down Down' pricing.
A judge orders the U.S. to return a deported Colombian woman, and a New Mexico diocese tries to block land seizure for border wall. Cartel corruption strains U.S.-Mexico relations.
Tasmanian senator Tammy Tyrrell joins Labor, and a court rules Coles misled shoppers. Labor cuts a research program to fund other science measures, and Ingrid Horrocks wins New Zealand's top literary prize.
A judge orders the U.S. to return a deported Colombian woman, the House approves year-round higher-ethanol gas sales, and Miami residents sue over Trump's library hotel plan. The DHS escalates a dispute with a federal judge, and a New Mexico diocese tries to block border wall land seizure.
Coles misled shoppers with fake discounts, a court rules, while Labor is accused of cutting a research program. The Greens call NDIS reforms 'immoral,' and Australians from a hantavirus cruise ship fly home in full PPE.
Israel's ruling coalition proposes early elections amid ultra-Orthodox anger, and Netanyahu's secret trip to the UAE is denied by Emirati officials. The Greece-Israel-India trade route potential is highlighted.
A New York man is found guilty of acting as an unregistered agent of China, and activists urge Trump to call for release of Jimmy Lai and Dong Yuyu. China gains a major edge amid the Iran war, and Beijing's assertiveness is analyzed.
Trump's trade war with China ends in a stalemate, steel tariffs raise canned food prices, and the Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as Fed chair. Fuel prices drive EV sales abroad but not in the U.S., and the Justice Dept. considers settling Trump's IRS suit.
Chaos erupts in the Philippines Senate as a Duterte ally faces arrest, and an Alberta separation petition is dealt a court blow. Canada and Alberta reach a carbon price agreement.
A judge orders the return of a deported Colombian woman, and cartel corruption claims push U.S.-Mexico relations to a breaking point. More U.S. spy planes surveil Cuba amid threats of action.
Choughs reappear at Tintagel Castle, a New Zealand author wins top literary prize, and Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions are overturned. An influencer is detained in Tennessee, and a typical English roast dinner is found to contain pesticides.
The trade war between the US and China has reached a stalemate, with Trump scaling back ambitions. Experts analyze Beijing's leverage and the impact on global commerce.
The ongoing Iran war is driving up oil prices, leading to warnings of higher airfares in Europe and affecting global energy markets. US Senate votes on war powers continue to see growing GOP opposition.
Israel's coalition proposes early elections amid ultra-Orthodox anger, and strikes in southern Lebanon kill 22. Netanyahu's secret trip to UAE is denied by Emirati officials.
Australia's Coalition targets Labor on taxes and migration, while Coles is found guilty of misleading discounts. A senator defects to Labor, and hantavirus cruise passengers return.
A judge orders return of deported Colombian woman, Murdaugh's murder convictions overturned, and NYU students object to graduation speaker. Miami sues over Trump library hotel plan.
House approves year-round E15 ethanol gas, Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed chair, and Fervo Energy goes public. Fuel prices drive EV sales globally but not in the US.
Xi warns of conflict over Taiwan, while Uyghurs hope Trump raises their plight. China's stance on Taiwan remains a key issue in US-China relations.
Cuba faces severe fuel shortages and power cuts, while US spy planes increase surveillance. Experts debate whether this signals potential military action.
Alberta separation petition dealt court blow, Canada and Alberta agree on carbon price, and France clears cruise ship. Also, JMW Turner image not a self-portrait, and choughs return to Tintagel.
Today's top stories center on AI's expanding influence across industries, from legal tech and education to energy and geopolitics, alongside significant funding rounds for AI companies like Anthropic and Cerebras. Concerns about AI's environmental impact, data center energy use, and ethical implications also dominate, with notable developments in geothermal energy and satellite technology.
AI companies are raising record sums: Cerebras boosted its IPO to $5.5B at a $40B valuation, Anthropic is in talks for a $950B valuation, and geothermal startup Fervo Energy popped 33% in its IPO. This reflects insatiable investor demand for AI-related stocks and technologies.
Concerns about AI's negative effects are growing: workers report 'AI brain fry,' students cheat using AI, and AI agents have been observed turning 'Marxist' when overworked. Critics argue that AI is not a neutral tool but a political narrative benefiting big tech.
The high-profile trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman continues, with Altman forced to confront claims of dishonesty and the company bringing a 'remarkable trophy' as evidence. The trial highlights personal animosities and governance disputes at OpenAI.
Data centers are consuming vast amounts of water and energy: a UT Austin report warns they could use 9% of Texas water by 2040, and xAI's Mississippi center runs nearly 50 gas turbines. Residents near Lake Tahoe face power loss as utilities prioritize data centers.
New AI tools are reshaping work: Notion launched an AI agent platform, Microsoft Edge Copilot can analyze all open tabs, and Amazon introduced an AI shopping assistant. However, some users report that AI creates an 'illusion of productivity' and increases errors.
Silicon Valley's AI lobbying is at a fever pitch, with OpenAI and Anthropic opening DC offices. The Trump administration defends banning content moderation experts, and the FCC approved AT&T/Starlink spectrum purchase over small carrier objections.
NASA provides details on Artemis III, a solar drone with a jumbo jet wingspan crashed after a record flight, and the US military simulated a nuclear weapon in orbit. Anduril raised $5B at a $61B valuation, and DHS plans drone reconnaissance along the US-Canada border.
Instagram launched a Snapchat-like 'Instants' app for disappearing photos, YouTube is courting creators and sponsors for streaming shows, and X introduced a History tab for bookmarks. Kickstarter was forced to ban adult content by payment processors.
Ransomware hackers claimed a breach at Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer for Apple and Google. A foiled plot tried to smuggle 49 lbs of cocaine into Australia via Xerox printers, and a visual representation of malware repositories as stacked hard drives was shared.
Fuel prices are driving EV sales globally, but not in the US. The balcony solar boom is coming to the US, and geothermal startup Fervo Energy's IPO was fueled by AI data center demand.
AMD is bringing its 3D V-Cache gaming tech to workstation processors, and Amazon's devices chief says a new smartphone is not the goal. Windows Update is improving driver recovery to prevent buggy driver issues.
New discoveries include protein in Homo erectus teeth suggesting Denisovan DNA transfer, Neanderthals drilling cavities 59,000 years ago, and a gravitational lens showing a galaxy 800 million years post-Big Bang.
Several AI companies are going public or raising massive funds, including Fervo Energy's geothermal IPO and Cerebras's $5.5bn raise, signaling high investor demand for AI-related stocks. Anthropic is also in talks for a $950 billion valuation, highlighting the sector's explosive growth.
Debates on AI safety continue, with articles on the 'other half' of AI safety, the political narrative of 'AI is just a tool', and concerns about optimized misunderstanding. Researchers also found that overworked AI agents can exhibit Marxist tendencies, raising ethical questions.
Reports warn that data centers could consume up to 9% of Texas water by 2040, while xAI's Mississippi data center runs gas turbines unchecked. Residents near Lake Tahoe face power loss as utilities redirect lines to data centers.
Princeton mandates proctoring for in-person exams, breaking a 133-year precedent, while 30% of students cheat using AI. Lab scientists express concerns about AI encroachment in academic life, and a new payment model for Medicare is built for AI.
Meta announces encrypted AI chat with no server logs, while Instagram's new Instants app raises privacy concerns. Microsoft's Edge Copilot can pull data from all open tabs, and Meta won't let users block its AI account on Threads.
Tech layoffs have hit 100,000 jobs this year, and Hollywood workers are secretly training AI. Cisco cuts nearly 4,000 jobs despite surging AI orders, and overworked AI agents are found to turn Marxist.
The Trump administration defends banning content moderation experts, and Eric Trump joins a Beijing trip for a chip deal. A new US military wargame simulates a nuclear weapon in orbit, and DHS plans reconnaissance drones along the US-Canada border.
PCOS is officially renamed after decades of misinformation, and Medicare's new payment model is built for AI. Neanderthals drilled cavities 59,000 years ago, and protein in Homo erectus teeth suggests Denisovan DNA transfer.
YouTube is courting creators and sponsors with streaming shows, Netflix's ad ambitions grow, and Instagram's Instants app is a Snapchat clone. A viral video of a humanoid robot monk pledging to Buddhism draws side-eye.
Polymarket bets show signs of insider trading, and Claude helps a man recover $400,000 in Bitcoin. The crypto Clarity Act returns to the Senate, and banks are trying to kill it.
NASA provides details about Artemis III, and a solar drone with a jumbo jet wingspan broke a flight record before crashing. Canada's Mark Carney speaks with the Artemis II crew.
The Musk v. Altman trial features fancy butt cushions and claims of lying. OpenAI brings an 'ass' to court, and Anthropic blames dystopian sci-fi for training AI to act evil.
Multiple articles explore AI safety, including wrongful death lawsuits against OpenAI, debates over AI as a tool vs. a threat, and experiments showing AI agents turning 'Marxist.' The Musk v. Altman trial also highlights personal and corporate conflicts.
Major AI companies are raising billions: Anthropic seeks a $950B valuation, Cerebras boosts IPO to $5.5B, and Fervo Energy goes public with a 33% pop. AI demand drives stock surges for Cisco and others.
AI is reshaping productivity tools: Notion launches an AI agent hub, Microsoft Edge Copilot aggregates tab info, and Claude helps recover lost Bitcoin. However, concerns about AI creating an 'illusion of productivity' persist.
Data centers' growing energy and water demands spark controversy: xAI's gas turbines face lawsuits, Texas water use could hit 9% by 2040, and Lake Tahoe residents face power loss due to utility redirects.
Governments grapple with AI: Medicare's new payment model is built for AI, the Trump administration defends banning content moderation experts, and the FCC helps AT&T/Starlink buy EchoStar spectrum.
Hollywood workers are secretly training AI, and YouTube is courting creators and sponsors with streaming shows. Instagram's new Instants app is a Snapchat clone for disappearing photos.
AI challenges academic norms: Princeton mandates proctoring after 133 years, and 30% of students cheat with AI. Honor codes are under strain as AI use rises.
Tech layoffs hit 100,000 jobs this year, while AI agents and tools reshape workflows. Overworked AI agents show signs of 'Marxist' behavior, and researchers debate AI's role in productivity.
NASA provides details on Artemis III, a solar drone breaks a flight record before crashing, and Canada's PM meets Artemis II crew. Neanderthal dentistry and Denisovan DNA also make news.
A foiled plot to smuggle cocaine via Xerox printers and a look at malware repositories highlight cybersecurity threats. A sentimental tour of 1990s hacking tools also appears.
Instagram's Instants app, X's History tab, and Meta's encrypted AI chat show social media evolution. Amazon rules out a new smartphone, and Criterion Collection offers discounts.
Geothermal energy goes mainstream with Fervo's IPO, solar drones advance, and balcony solar booms in the US. Fuel prices drive EV sales globally but not in the US.
AI startups continue to attract massive investments, with Anthropic reportedly in talks for a $950B valuation and Cerebras boosting its IPO to $5.5B. Meanwhile, OpenAI faces wrongful death lawsuits and a trial where Sam Altman is accused of lying, highlighting the high-stakes legal and reputational challenges in the sector.
Multiple stories explore the downsides of AI: from users losing access to projects after unsubscribing from Claude, to AI agents turning 'Marxist' when overworked, and concerns about AI creating an illusion of productivity. The phrase 'AI is just a tool' is critiqued as a political narrative masking who truly benefits.
The rapid expansion of AI data centers is causing environmental and social friction. Reports show data centers could consume up to 9% of Texas water by 2040, and Lake Tahoe residents face power loss as utilities redirect lines. Musk's xAI is running gas turbines unchecked in Mississippi, drawing lawsuits.
A series of Microsoft zero-day exploits, including the BitLocker 'YellowKey' attack, are being released by a disgruntled researcher. Windows Update is also getting improvements to better handle buggy drivers, but the security vulnerabilities remain a pressing concern.
The tech layoff wave has surpassed 100,000 jobs this year, with Cisco cutting nearly 4,000 jobs despite surging AI orders. Cisco's stock popped 17% on the news, reflecting a complex market where AI growth coexists with workforce reductions.
AI is reshaping work across industries: Notion turns its workspace into a hub for AI agents, Microsoft Edge Copilot pulls info from tabs, and Hollywood workers reveal they are secretly training AI. However, some users report that AI creates an 'illusion of productivity' rather than real gains.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy went public, raising $1.9B and popping 33% in its debut, driven by AI data center demand. This highlights the growing intersection of clean energy and tech infrastructure needs.
Instagram launches a Snapchat-like 'Instants' app for disappearing photos, while Meta's AI account on Threads cannot be blocked. The Trump administration defends its right to ban content moderation experts from the US, and YouTube pitches itself as a connector between creators and advertisers.
AI tools like Claude helped a man recover $400,000 in Bitcoin after he forgot his password while high 11 years ago. This story underscores AI's potential for practical problem-solving, even in niche scenarios.
NASA provides details on the Artemis III mission, a solar drone with a jumbo jet wingspan broke a flight record before crashing, and the US military simulated a nuclear weapon in orbit. DHS also plans reconnaissance drones along the US-Canada border.
Princeton mandates proctoring for in-person exams for the first time in 133 years, and a separate report finds 30% of students cheat with AI while peers refuse to snitch. The honor code system is under strain from AI's influence.
Other notable stories include: a foiled plot to smuggle cocaine in Xerox printers, Neanderthals drilling cavities 59,000 years ago, the physics of Olympic weightlifting bars, and a nostalgic tour of 1990s hacking tools.
Anthropic is in talks to raise funding at a $950 billion valuation, while Cerebras boosts its IPO to raise $5.5 billion, signaling strong investor appetite for AI stocks. These moves underscore the rapid commercialization of AI technology.
Sam Altman faces claims of being a prolific liar in the Musk v. Altman trial, with OpenAI also confronting wrongful death lawsuits that test consumer product safety laws. The trial highlights ongoing legal and ethical scrutiny of AI companies.
Discussions on AI safety expand beyond technical risks to include societal impacts, with articles on the 'other half of AI safety' and critiques of AI as a tool for productivity illusion. Researchers also find overworked AI agents exhibiting Marxist behavior.
Claude for Small Business, Notion's AI agent hub, and Microsoft Edge's Copilot update demonstrate AI's integration into workplace tools. However, user complaints about losing access to projects after unsubscribing highlight service limitations.
Fervo Energy goes public with a $1.9 billion IPO, popping 33% on debut, driven by AI data center demand for clean energy. This marks a milestone for geothermal energy as a mainstream power source.
Microsoft BitLocker faces a YellowKey zero-day exploit, and a mystery leaker continues releasing Microsoft zero-days. These incidents underscore persistent vulnerabilities in widely used systems.
Cisco announces workforce reductions of nearly 4,000 jobs despite surging AI orders, and the tech layoff wave has already hit 100,000 jobs this year. These cuts reflect ongoing restructuring in the industry.
Articles highlight how cars are spying on users, Meta won't let users block its AI account on Threads, and Hollywood workers are secretly training AI. These stories raise alarms about data privacy and consent.
Scientists successfully transfer a longevity gene to extend lifespan, and AI helps a man recover $400,000 in Bitcoin after 11 years. These stories showcase AI's potential in research and personal recovery.
NASA provides details on Artemis III, a new US military wargame simulates a nuclear weapon in orbit, and DHS plans reconnaissance drones along the US-Canada border. These developments highlight advancing space and defense tech.
Instagram launches Instants, a Snapchat clone for disappearing photos, and YouTube courts creators with streaming shows. These moves reflect ongoing competition in social media and content monetization.
Anthropic is in talks to raise funding at a $950 billion valuation, while Cerebras boosted its IPO price to raise $5.5 billion, signaling high demand for AI stocks. Clio's $500M ARR milestone in legal tech also highlights strong customer adoption.
Wrongful death lawsuits against OpenAI test new legal strategies, while debates over AI safety and the political narrative of 'AI is just a tool' intensify. Concerns about AI's impact on jobs and productivity are also prominent.
Princeton mandates proctoring for in-person exams, breaking a 133-year precedent, amid reports of 30% of students cheating with AI. The honor code system is under strain as AI invades academic settings.
Data centers are under scrutiny for energy and water use, with reports that they could account for up to 9% of Texas water use by 2040. xAI's gas turbines at a Mississippi data center have drawn a lawsuit, and Lake Tahoe residents face power loss as utilities redirect lines to data centers.
Microsoft Edge's Copilot update pulls info from tabs, Notion turns its workspace into a hub for AI agents, and Anthropic's Cat Wu predicts AI will anticipate needs proactively. However, some users feel AI tooling is becoming harder to use.
A Microsoft BitLocker zero-day exploit allows opening protected drives with a USB stick, and cars are spying on users with trillions of miles of data. The Trump administration defends banning content moderation experts from the US.
Fervo Energy goes public to make geothermal energy mainstream, and tech groups win on clean energy rules for gas-powered data centers. Solar drones and balcony solar booms also feature.
Ukraine arms maker plans satellite push to reduce reliance on US, and the FCC helps AT&T and Starlink buy EchoStar spectrum, angering small carriers.
Scientists successfully transfer a longevity gene to extend lifespan, and protein in Homo erectus teeth suggests Denisovans gave us DNA. Microplastic false positives from dry glove contact are addressed.
AMD brings 3D V-Cache tech to workstation processors, and Cisco's stock pops on surging AI orders while cutting nearly 4,000 jobs. A solar drone with jumbo jet wingspan broke a flight record before crashing.
AI helps a man recover $400,000 in Bitcoin after 11 years, and the Crypto Clarity Act returns to the Senate amid bank opposition. Polymarket bets show signs of insider trading.
Entertainment news is dominated by major music events, including the FIFA World Cup halftime show featuring Madonna, Shakira, and BTS, and significant film and TV developments from Cannes, such as historic African cinema entries and new projects from Jackie Chan and Halsey. Streaming and gaming sectors also see key updates, with Netflix renewing 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' and Nintendo adjusting the 'Legend of Zelda' movie release date.
Netflix confirmed 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler and announced that 'The Lincoln Lawyer' will end with Season 5, adding six recurring guest stars. These updates highlight Netflix's strategy of reviving franchises while concluding long-running series.
The live-action 'Legend of Zelda' film has been moved up by a week to April 30, 2027, as announced by Shigeru Miyamoto. This fast-tracking reflects Nintendo's confidence in the adaptation.
Elon Musk has repeatedly criticized the diverse casting in Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey,' including trans actor Elliot Page's rumored role. The backlash is seen as part of a broader pattern of online attacks against inclusive casting.
Eurovision almost didn't happen this year due to boycotts over Israel's participation, and 2027 is uncertain. The contest is struggling with lost sponsorships and fees, while Israel's entry faced protests during the semi-final.
YouTube's Brandcast unveiled new series from Alex Cooper and Trevor Noah, alongside performances by Zara Larsson and Chappell Roan. The platform is increasingly competing with traditional streamers for talent and ad revenue.
Prime Video's hockey romance series 'Off Campus' has launched, with stars discussing changes from the book and character dynamics. The show is based on a popular book series and features a young ensemble cast.
Webtoon Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation are developing four new animated projects, including 'The Wolf & Red Riding Hood.' This expands their existing collaboration on webcomic adaptations.
Jane Schoenbrun's slasher homage 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' opened the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes, starring Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder. The film is praised as a delicious horror gem.
A drug addiction counselor was sentenced in connection with Matthew Perry's overdose death, one of five people accused of supplying ketamine to the actor. The case highlights the exploitation of addiction.
Charli XCX released a divisive new song 'Rock Music' with a behind-the-scenes video, while Karol G will receive the International Artist Award of Excellence at the 2026 AMAs. Foo Fighters performed their first Tiny Desk concert.
Marvel Rivals Season 8 launches May 15 with Devil Dinosaur, and Deadzone Rogue 2 has been announced as a sequel to the popular Switch 2 game. Both titles are generating excitement among gamers.
A CBS News cameraman suffered a medical emergency during a live broadcast of 'CBS Evening News' from Taiwan but is now recovering. The incident interrupted the broadcast but was handled professionally.
Apple TV has renewed 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' for a second season, with Eva Anderson joining as co-showrunner. The series, created by David E. Kelley, has been praised for its storytelling and music.
The Eurovision Song Contest nearly didn't happen this year due to boycotts over Israel's participation, and the 2027 event is uncertain. Israel's entry faced protests during the semi-final, and the contest's financial footing remains precarious.
Netflix has confirmed development of 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler returning, and has ordered a series based on the Vault Comics title 'Barbaric'. These announcements were made at Netflix's upfront presentation.
Nintendo's live-action 'The Legend of Zelda' movie has moved up its release date by one week to April 30, 2027, as announced by Shigeru Miyamoto.
In the final season of 'The Boys', a major character death occurs in Episode 7, and the episode features a cameo from a foul-mouthed Marvel Studios actor. The star discusses the tragic death and keeping the mood light on set.
Anchor Tony Dokoupil halted the CBS Evening News broadcast from Taiwan after a cameraman suffered a medical emergency. CBS News later confirmed the cameraman is recovering.
YouTube's Brandcast unveiled new series from Alex Cooper and Trevor Noah, positioning the platform as a major TV competitor. The event featured performances by Zara Larsson and Chappell Roan.
NBC's Chicago Med and Chicago Fire have secured new deals for their leads, including S. Epatha Merkerson, Oliver Platt, Taylor Kinney, and Miranda Rae Mayo, ensuring all main cast return for the fall season.
Kirsten Dunst has started filming 'A Minecraft Movie 2' with Jack Black, after being cast as Alex in the sequel. The film is in production.
Netflix's 'The Lincoln Lawyer' will conclude with its fifth season, as the series has been a consistent performer for the streamer.
John Barbour, creator and co-host of the TV series 'Real People', has died at age 93. He also had a career in stand-up comedy and documentary filmmaking.
A drug addiction counsellor has been sentenced in connection with Matthew Perry's overdose death, as one of five people accused of supplying ketamine to the actor.
Aaron Carter's family reached a settlement with a psychiatry clinic over Xanax prescriptions linked to his death. Separately, a drug addiction counsellor was sentenced in connection with Matthew Perry's ketamine overdose death.
Vin Diesel became emotional while remembering Paul Walker at a special Cannes screening of 'The Fast and the Furious', attended by family and co-stars.
YouTube's Brandcast upfront featured Trevor Noah as host and unveiled a slate of new series from top creators like Alex Cooper, positioning the platform as a major TV competitor.
Apple TV+ renewed 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' for a second season, with Eva Anderson joining as co-showrunner. The series is based on Rufi Thorpe's novel.
Nintendo's live-action 'The Legend of Zelda' film has been moved up by a week to April 30, 2027, as announced by Shigeru Miyamoto.
Netflix confirmed development of 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler returning, announced at its upfront presentation.
A major character death in 'The Boys' Season 5 Episode 7 is discussed by the star, alongside a cameo from a Marvel Studios actor.
Netflix's 'The Lincoln Lawyer' will conclude with its upcoming fifth season, having been a consistent performer for the streamer.
Julian Lennon disclosed his coronary heart disease diagnosis, urging fans to get checked early to reverse damage.
Israel's Eurovision entry faced protests during the semi-final show in Vienna, while the grand final approaches.
Ubisoft and Unsolved Hunts are launching a real-world treasure hunt tied to the 'Assassin's Creed Black Flag' remake, with a staggering prize.
Key cast members of NBC's 'Chicago Med' and 'Chicago Fire' have signed new deals, ensuring their return for the upcoming season.
Apple TV+ renews 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' for a second season, while Netflix confirms 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler and ends 'The Lincoln Lawyer' after Season 5. These moves highlight shifting priorities among streamers.
Nintendo moves up the live-action 'Legend of Zelda' movie release to April 30, 2027, and 'Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment' gets a discount. Leaks of Star Fox and Zelda Switch 2 games cause concern for Nintendo.
Jack Antonoff slams AI music creators as 'godless whores', Margaret Cho turns down a role due to Trump-related ICE fears, and Elon Musk comments on 'The Odyssey' casting. Aaron Carter's family settles a lawsuit over Xanax prescriptions.
Vin Diesel tears up remembering Paul Walker at a 'Fast & Furious' Cannes screening. The festival also features Halsey's new horror project 'Replacer' and other market deals.
YouTube's Brandcast unveils new shows from Trevor Noah and Alex Cooper, positioning the platform as a TV competitor. The event included performances by Zara Larsson and Chappell Roan.
Charli XCX releases divisive new song 'Rock Music', Foo Fighters perform at Tiny Desk, and Karol G to receive award at AMAs. Katseye announces a 2026 tour.
'Chicago P.D.' season 13 finale focuses on Officer Imani's search, and all leads of One Chicago series return. 'Off Campus' season 1 ends with surprises.
Warner Bros. commits to bringing Looney Tunes back to theaters with 'Daffy Season'. 'The Rip' cast gets Netflix performance bonus, and 'Barbaric' series ordered by Netflix.
Israel's Eurovision entry faces protests during semi-final, and the second semi-final and grand final details are announced. The event continues to draw global attention.
Marvel Rivals Season 8 launches with Devil Dinosaur, and 'The Legend of Zelda' movie update fuels gaming excitement. 'Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II' gets a release date.
Julian Lennon reveals coronary heart disease diagnosis, and Love Island star Alex George shares mental health challenges. These stories highlight personal struggles in the public eye.
Paul Chuckle to make National Theatre debut, 'Two Doors Down' returns for eighth season, and 'The Punisher: One Last Kill' features a disturbing scene. Also, a thief jailed for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music.
Madonna, Shakira, and BTS are set to co-headline the first-ever FIFA World Cup halftime show at the final in New Jersey's MetLife Stadium on July 19. The announcement has generated widespread coverage across multiple outlets.
Vin Diesel became emotional during a special midnight screening of 'The Fast and the Furious' at Cannes, remembering his late co-star Paul Walker. The event also featured Jordana Brewster and Paul Walker's daughter.
Netflix is developing 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler, and 'The Rip' cast and crew received performance bonuses from Artists Equity after the film's success on the platform.
Nintendo has moved up the release date of the live-action 'The Legend of Zelda' movie to April 30, 2027. The announcement came from Shigeru Miyamoto, generating excitement among fans.
Paris Jackson won a legal battle over estate lawyer bonuses, while Julian Lennon revealed a coronary heart disease diagnosis. Aaron Carter's family settled a wrongful death lawsuit over Xanax prescriptions.
Margaret Cho turned down a role in 'Heated Rivalry' due to fears of being detained by ICE at the Canadian border, citing Trump's policies. She expressed regret but praised the show's success.
All leads of NBC's Chicago series have signed new deals, including S. Epatha Merkerson, Oliver Platt, Taylor Kinney, and Miranda Rae Mayo. The season 13 finale of 'Chicago P.D.' was also discussed.
Halsey will star in and co-write the psycho-sexual horror 'Replacer', while Netflix adapts Vault Comics' 'Barbaric' into a series. 'The Punisher: One Last Kill' features a disturbing scene.
Israel's Eurovision entry faced protests during the semi-final, while the second semi-final and grand final details were announced. Foo Fighters performed at Tiny Desk, and Katseye announced a tour.
African cinema makes history at Cannes with two Un Certain Regard premieres, while Jackie Chan announces a new 'Armour of God' film shot in Kazakhstan. Other notable projects include a Lebanese social comedy and a French-Indian co-production starring Pallavi Sharda.
Netflix confirms 'Grown Ups 3' with Adam Sandler and orders a series adaptation of Vault Comics' 'Barbaric'. Apple TV+ renews 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' for a second season, and Artists Equity gives bonuses to the cast and crew of 'The Rip'.
Paris Jackson wins a legal battle over estate lawyer bonuses, Aaron Carter's family settles a wrongful death lawsuit, and Julian Lennon reveals a coronary heart disease diagnosis. Charli XCX releases a new song and video, while Karol G receives an award at the AMAs.
Nintendo moves up the 'Legend of Zelda' live-action movie release to April 30, 2027, and 'Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment' gets a discount. 'Arc Raiders' shifts to two major updates per year, and 'Marvel Rivals' Season 8 launches with Devil Dinosaur.
'Chicago P.D.' season 13 finale features a heartbreaking storyline, while all leads for NBC's One Chicago series return with new deals. 'Two Doors Down' is renewed for an eighth season, and 'The Comeback' creator hopes for no season 4.
Halsey stars in and co-writes psycho-sexual horror 'Replacer' with Avan Jogia directing. 'The Punisher: One Last Kill' reveals a practical effect behind a mocked CGI shot, and 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' receives positive reviews.
A drug addiction counselor is sentenced in Matthew Perry's overdose death, and a thief is jailed for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music. Margaret Cho reveals she turned down a role due to Trump, and Elon Musk comments on 'The Odyssey' casting.
Foo Fighters perform their first Tiny Desk concert, Katseye announces a 2026 world tour, and Rod Stewart and Ron Wood reunite for King Charles. Israel's Eurovision entry faces protests during the semi-final.
Lenovo Legion RTX 5090 gaming PC drops to its lowest price, and the LG Evo C5 4K OLED TVs hit a new low. Humble's Indie Showcase Bundle offers stacked games for PC and Steam Deck.
IP Bay launches to adapt Japanese literary properties for Western screens, and Koji Fukada reunites with MK2 Films on manga adaptation 'Roca'. 'Dragon Ball Z' reps launch the new studio.
The biggest themes in sports today include the dramatic Scottish Premiership title race decided by a controversial late penalty, the Premier League title race tightening as Manchester City close in on Arsenal, and the upcoming 2026 World Cup facing heat safety concerns. Transfer rumors swirl around top clubs, while the WNBA and MLB see key matchups.
Multiple NFL teams are seeing their 2026 schedules leaked or rumored, including the Packers, Broncos, Steelers, and Seahawks. The full schedule is expected to be announced on May 14, with networks previewing select games beforehand.
The Miami Dolphins have signed running back De'Von Achane to a four-year, $68 million extension, making him one of the highest-paid RBs in the NFL. Multiple articles confirm the deal, which keeps him in Miami through 2030.
Celtic scored a controversial 99th-minute penalty to beat Motherwell, setting up a final-day showdown with Hearts. Hearts boss Derek McInnes called the decision 'disgusting,' while Hearts' win over Falkirk keeps the title race alive.
Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0 to close the gap on Arsenal to two points, with Phil Foden providing two assists. Pep Guardiola praised Foden's performance, and City's win keeps the title race alive with two games remaining.
The Cavaliers and Pistons are in the second round of the NBA playoffs, with Cavs owner Dan Gilbert busing fans to Detroit. Duncan Robinson is out for the Pistons due to injury, and the series has shifted to Detroit.
Virat Kohli returned to form with a century as RCB chased 193 against KKR, while CSK suffered a blow as Jamie Overton returned to the UK with a thigh injury. Kohli's knock included a 92-run partnership with Devdutt Padikkal.
Scottie Scheffler's PGA Champions Dinner offered insight into his greatness. Rory McIlroy says he is 'totally fine' for the US PGA after a toe issue. Golfers are chasing improvement at the PGA Championship and nearby ranges.
Khamzat Chimaev, after losing his middleweight title, now says he is 'obsessed' with a rematch against Sean Strickland. This follows his first professional loss.
Arsenal's Stina Blackstenius scored a controversial stoppage-time winner against Everton to move into second place in the WSL. Analysis explores why Arsenal fell short in the WSL and Champions League this season.
The Packers claimed a former Raiders WR off waivers, the Dolphins committed to De'Von Achane, and the Lions are eyeing an extension for Jahmyr Gibbs. The NFL's diversity policies also drew a response from the league.
The Cardinals face the Athletics, the Rockies' Jake McCarthy turned a rare unassisted double play, and former Dodger Jason Heyward joined the front office. Prosecutors seek a lengthy sentence for Yasiel Puig.
Coco Gauff could win both singles and doubles at the Italian Open, Andrew Gilding won his first ProTour darts title, and Emilio Gay drove 200 miles to tell his parents about his England cricket call-up.
Celtic scored a controversial 99th-minute penalty to beat Motherwell 3-2, keeping their title hopes alive and setting up a final-day showdown with Hearts. Hearts beat Falkirk 3-0 and need only a draw to win the league, while manager Derek McInnes slammed the penalty decision as 'disgusting'.
Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0 with Phil Foden providing two assists, closing the gap on leaders Arsenal to two points. Foden's performance drew praise from Pep Guardiola, and City now hope for a final-day twist.
The NFL schedule for 2026 is being released with leaks and rumors emerging. Key details include the Steelers' Week 1 opponent, the Seahawks opening against the Patriots in a Super Bowl rematch, and the Eagles-Commanders Sunday Night Football game in Week 8. International games and Christmas Day matchups have also been reported.
The Caitlin Clark-Paige Bueckers matchup averaged 2.49 million viewers, the second most-watched WNBA regular-season game on ABC/ESPN. The Indiana Fever lost their opener but are set to face the Sparks. Sophie Cunningham's pregame outfits continue to draw attention.
Mets outfielder Juan Soto left Wednesday's game against the Tigers after fouling a ball off his ankle. He was replaced by a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning. The injury is a concern for the Mets as they continue their season.
Stina Blackstenius scored a controversial stoppage-time winner for Arsenal against Everton, moving them into second place. The goal sparked debate, and Arsenal's season is analyzed for falling short in the WSL and Champions League.
The Lakers are linked to a blockbuster trade involving Luka Doncic, while the Celtics are predicted to lose the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes to an Eastern Conference foe. The Cavaliers and Pistons are in a second-round playoff series.
The Pirates executed a brilliant baserunning play involving obstruction and running through second base. The Red Sox beat the Phillies 3-1 on a pinch-hit homer by Ceddanne Rafaela. The Cardinals faced the Athletics in a game thread.
Dana White wants Donald Trump to reverse a new tax law. Georges St-Pierre gets frequent fight offers but says it's not the right time to return. ONE Championship's Anatoly Malykhin plans to finish his fight against 'Reug Reug'.
Former Texas A&M RB De'Von Achane signed a 4-year, $68M extension with the Dolphins. The Texans signed three more draft picks. A former MSU defensive back signed his first professional contract.
PSG secured a fifth successive Ligue 1 title by beating Lens 2-0. Inter won the Coppa Italia final against Lazio. Rangers lost their fourth straight game, and Stockport County reached the League One play-off final.
Several MLB games featured late drama: Gavin Sheets hit a three-run homer in the ninth to lift the Padres over the Brewers, Daulton Varsho hit a walk-off grand slam for the Blue Jays, and Carson Benge delivered a walk-off single for the Mets against the Tigers. The Reds blew a big early lead and lost in extras to the Nationals.
Multiple teams, including the Bears, Cardinals, and Vikings, are seeing schedule leaks and rumors ahead of the official NFL schedule release on Thursday. The Vikings are reported to close the season at home against the Bears, and the Rams-Seahawks game is set for Christmas weekend.
The Cavaliers and Pistons are playing in the Eastern Conference second round, while Charles Barkley paid tribute to Jason Collins. Draft prospect Mikel Brown Jr. discussed his back injury, and Darryn Peterson wants NBA teams to see the real him.
Julian Hall became the youngest MLS player with a hat trick (18 years, 50 days) as the Red Bulls beat the Crew 3-2. Lionel Messi netted his third MLS hat trick in Inter Miami's 5-3 win over FC Cincinnati.
The Las Vegas Aces defeated the Connecticut Sun 98-69, with A'ja Wilson leading the way. The Sun were without Brittney Griner due to a foot injury.
The Miami Dolphins and running back De'Von Achane agreed to a four-year, $64 million extension. Brian Burns is set to lead the Giants' revamped defense in 2026.
The college basketball transfer portal is winding down, with top players heading to the SEC. UNC commit Matt Able is going back-and-forth on his NBA decision, and high school players Titus Spencer and Jake Holcomb committed to colleges.
Paris Saint-Germain secured a fifth straight Ligue 1 title by beating Lens 2-0, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia scoring. Inter Milan defeated Lazio in the Coppa Italia final.
Andrew Gilding won his first ProTour title on his 442nd attempt in darts. Rory McIlroy says he is 'totally fine' for the US PGA after a toe issue. Emilio Gay drove 200 miles to tell his parents of his England cricket call-up.
The Cavaliers erased a 16-point deficit and a nine-point lead late in regulation to force overtime and win Game 5 against the Pistons. James Harden led the comeback, while Cade Cunningham scored 39 points in a losing effort. The series now shifts back to Cleveland with the Cavs up 3-2.
The Colorado Avalanche completed a stunning three-goal comeback in the third period and won in overtime to eliminate the Minnesota Wild in Game 5. Nathan MacKinnon's heroics and a 4-3 OT victory send the Avs to the conference finals. The Wild blew a 3-0 first-period lead in a heartbreaking loss.
Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0 at the Etihad, closing the gap on Arsenal to two points. Phil Foden provided two assists, including a mesmerizing first-half assist, and Pep Guardiola praised his performance. The title race will go to the final day.
Sporting Kansas City defeated the LA Galaxy 3-1, with Calvin Harris scoring a goal and two assists. Julian Hall, 18, became the youngest player in MLS history to record a hat trick for Red Bull New York. The Whitecaps extended their unbeaten streak to seven games with a 3-2 win over Dallas.
The NFL schedule is set to be released on Thursday, with rumors and leaks emerging for several teams. The Chiefs are rumored to play the Bills on Thanksgiving night. Predictions for the 49ers and Packers schedules are also circulating.
The Atlanta Braves improved to 30-13 with a thrilling win over the Cubs, scoring three runs in the eighth inning. The White Sox beat the Royals 6-5 to reach .500, with a youth movement leading the way. The Reds lost to the Nationals after a controversial fan-interference call.
Stina Blackstenius scored a controversial stoppage-time winner for Arsenal against Everton, moving them into second place in the WSL. The goal was contentious, but Arsenal secured a 1-0 victory at the Emirates.
Several high school state tournaments are underway, including girls track and field qualifiers in Springfield, baseball postseason pairings in Illinois, and girls golf state championships. South Walton baseball advanced to the 3A state title game, and Greenbrier girls soccer won the GHSA 5A title.
The NHL playoffs continue with the Avalanche advancing to the conference finals. The Golden Knights face the Ducks without Brayden McNabb. Full schedules and brackets are available for the remaining series.
Anthony Gordon has agreed to a move to Bayern Munich, according to gossip. Rory McIlroy is dealing with a toe issue ahead of the US PGA. Andrew Gilding won his first ProTour title in darts. England's Emilio Gay drove 200 miles to tell his parents about his call-up.
The Cubs minor league affiliates lost, but Kevin Alcántara had a nice night. The Mets' Carson Benge delivered a walk-off hit after an early error. Rangers lost their fourth straight game, with James Tavernier missing his Ibrox farewell.
The Cleveland Cavaliers rallied from a 9-point deficit in the final three minutes to force overtime and beat the Detroit Pistons 117-113, taking a 3-2 series lead. The game ended in controversy as Pistons' Ausar Thompson was tripped on the final play of regulation with no foul called, leading to criticism from Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff and explanations from referees.
Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0, with Phil Foden providing two assists, to close the gap on Arsenal to two points. Pep Guardiola praised Foden's performance, and City keep pressure on the league leaders.
Shohei Ohtani pitched seven scoreless innings with an ERA dropping to 0.82, breaking the Dodgers' four-game losing streak with a 4-0 win over the Giants. His ERA through seven starts is the second-best in Dodgers history behind Fernando Valenzuela.
Scientists warn that one in four 2026 World Cup games could face dangerous heat conditions due to climate change. The study has renewed concerns from the global players' union about player safety during the tournament in North America.
The 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club begins Thursday, with Rory McIlroy saying he is 'totally fine' after a toe issue. Coverage details for Canadian viewers and Thursday's Round 1 are available.
Stina Blackstenius scored a contentious stoppage-time winner for Arsenal to beat Everton 1-0, moving Arsenal into second place in the WSL. The goal sparked debate over its legality.
Brett Kulak scored 3:52 into overtime to give the Colorado Avalanche a 4-3 win over the Minnesota Wild, advancing to the Western Conference final. The Wild blew an early three-goal lead in the elimination game.
The IPL 2026 playoff race is heating up as teams battle for a top-four spot. A full list of qualified teams and the latest qualification scenarios are provided.
Marina Mabrey scored 26 points to lead Toronto Tempo to their first-ever win, 86-73 over the Seattle Storm. In another game, Rickea Jackson hit a late 3-pointer to help the Chicago Sky beat the Golden State Valkyries 69-63.
Ronda Rousey participated in open workouts at Venice Beach ahead of her comeback fight, which will headline the first MMA card streamed by Netflix.
Scientists warn FIFA that heat safety measures for the 2026 World Cup are inadequate, risking player safety. The warning comes as the tournament faces high temperatures in North America.
FIFA announced Madonna, Shakira, and BTS will headline the first World Cup final half-time show at MetLife Stadium. The show will also feature Chris Martin.
Liverpool target a new forward, Bayern Munich face competition for Kennet Eichhorn, and Manchester United pursue Elliot Anderson and Aurelien Tchouameni. Harry Kane is in no rush to extend his Bayern contract.
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever defeated the Los Angeles Sparks 87-78, with Clark addressing a 'mental hurdle' after playing 30 minutes. The Fever's win highlights their strong form.
Shohei Ohtani threw seven scoreless innings for the Dodgers, while the Mariners lost a game and possibly Cal Raleigh. The Diamondbacks suffered a heartbreaking loss as Paul Sewald faltered.
The Chiefs will face the Bills on Thanksgiving night, and the Commanders have two potential prime-time games revealed. The Vikings benefit from a favorable schedule.
Bryson DeChambeau raised concerns about Aronimink conditions ahead of the PGA Championship, while officials push back against criticism of the major's future.
The Colorado Avalanche completed a comeback in overtime to eliminate the Wild in five games. The Colorado Eagles also won 3-0 to take a lead in the Pacific Division Finals.
Stina Blackstenius scored a controversial stoppage-time winner for Arsenal against Everton, moving them into second place. The WSL title race and Arsenal's season are analyzed.
NASCAR All-Star schedule released, Fabio Wardley needs more time for a Dubois rematch, England's rugby defense at risk, and high school golf state titles decided.