June 28, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 60,172.00USDT | +0.24% | 59,986.00 – 60,339.99 |
| ETH | 1,575.29USDT | +0.09% | 1,569.07 – 1,580.05 |
| SOL | 70.870USDT | +0.54% | 70.440 – 71.010 |
| BNB | 557.40USDT | +0.04% | 556.46 – 558.85 |
| XRP | 1.050USDT | +0.20% | 1.046 – 1.054 |
| ADA | 0.145USDT | -0.07% | 0.145 – 0.146 |
| DOGE | 0.07411USDT | -0.51% | 0.07397 – 0.07470 |
| AVAX | 6.398USDT | -0.54% | 6.366 – 6.443 |
| LINK | 7.305USDT | +0.11% | 7.271 – 7.318 |
| TON | 1.558USDT | -0.70% | 1.555 – 1.575 |
| SUI | 0.685USDT | +0.13% | 0.681 – 0.688 |
| APT | 0.584USDT | +0.52% | 0.579 – 0.584 |
| ARB | 0.07400USDT | +0.82% | 0.07330 – 0.07410 |
| GMX | 5.410USDT | -0.19% | 5.390 – 5.450 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | 0.00% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.533USDT | +0.17% | 0.529 – 0.535 |
| A | 0.06090USDT | +1.00% | 0.06030 – 0.06090 |
| NEWT | 0.04770USDT | +0.85% | 0.04680 – 0.04800 |
| TRX | 0.323USDT | +0.44% | 0.321 – 0.323 |
| LTC | 42.330USDT | +0.38% | 41.900 – 42.340 |
| BCH | 194.50USDT | -0.51% | 193.60 – 198.00 |
| DOT | 0.821USDT | +0.61% | 0.804 – 0.821 |
| EUR/USD | 1.138USD | +0.12% | 1.135 – 1.143 |
| GBP/USD | 1.320USD | +0.05% | 1.318 – 1.323 |
| USD/JPY | 161.75USD | -0.04% | 161.53 – 161.85 |
| USD/CHF | 0.810USD | -0.02% | 0.807 – 0.811 |
| AUD/USD | 0.689USD | -0.25% | 0.688 – 0.692 |
| USD/CAD | 1.419USD | -0.06% | 1.417 – 1.421 |
| NZD/USD | 0.564USD | -0.16% | 0.563 – 0.566 |
| EUR/GBP | 0.863USD | +0.08% | 0.861 – 0.865 |
| EUR/JPY | 184.14USD | +0.09% | 183.72 – 184.83 |
| GBP/JPY | 213.48USD | +0.02% | 213.22 – 213.82 |
| EUR/TRY | 53.123USD | +0.10% | 52.964 – 53.352 |
| USD/TRY | 46.651USD | +0.17% | 46.523 – 46.651 |
| EUR/CHF | 0.922USD | +0.10% | 0.920 – 0.923 |
| EUR/CAD | 1.616USD | +0.08% | 1.612 – 1.621 |
| EUR/AUD | 1.651USD | +0.35% | 1.644 – 1.656 |
| GBP/CHF | 1.069USD | +0.02% | 1.066 – 1.070 |
| AUD/JPY | 111.52USD | -0.26% | 111.25 – 111.89 |
| CAD/JPY | 113.97USD | +0.01% | 113.82 – 114.10 |
| CHF/JPY | 199.70USD | -0.01% | 199.47 – 200.37 |
| NZD/JPY | 91.210USD | -0.18% | 91.043 – 91.573 |
| AUD/CAD | 0.979USD | -0.27% | 0.977 – 0.982 |
| AUD/CHF | 0.558USD | -0.26% | 0.557 – 0.560 |
| AUD/NZD | 1.223USD | -0.06% | 1.220 – 1.225 |
| GBP/AUD | 1.914AUD | +0.31% | 1.909 – 1.917 |
| GBP/CAD | 1.873USD | 0.00% | 1.871 – 1.876 |
| GBP/NZD | 2.341NZD | +0.24% | 2.334 – 2.343 |
| NZD/CAD | 0.800CAD | -0.15% | 0.799 – 0.802 |
| NZD/CHF | 0.456CHF | -0.12% | 0.456 – 0.458 |
| EUR/SEK | 11.085USD | +0.17% | 11.057 – 11.092 |
| EUR/NOK | 11.308USD | +0.83% | 11.193 – 11.323 |
| USD/SEK | 9.737USD | +0.04% | 9.684 – 9.765 |
| USD/NOK | 9.934USD | +0.72% | 9.839 – 9.948 |
| USD/MXN | 17.508USD | +0.03% | 17.431 – 17.559 |
| USD/ZAR | 16.464USD | -0.16% | 16.418 – 16.564 |
| USD/INR | 94.300INR | -0.09% | 94.300 – 94.390 |
| USD/CNH | 6.805USD | +0.05% | 6.798 – 6.809 |
| USD/SGD | 1.294USD | -0.15% | 1.293 – 1.297 |
| USD/HKD | 7.842USD | +0.02% | 7.840 – 7.843 |
| USD/KRW | 1,535.00KRW | -0.62% | 1,531.78 – 1,549.77 |
| EUR/NZD | 2.019USD | +0.28% | 2.011 – 2.023 |
| CAD/CHF | 0.570CHF | -0.01% | 0.569 – 0.571 |
| EUR/CNH | 7.746USD | +0.16% | 7.726 – 7.778 |
| EUR/HUF | 353.63HUF | -0.10% | 353.04 – 355.51 |
| EUR/PLN | 4.288PLN | +0.17% | 4.279 – 4.290 |
| EUR/ZAR | 18.755USD | +0.03% | 18.719 – 18.824 |
| USD/COP | 3,437.37COP | +0.17% | 3,429.80 – 3,441.15 |
| USD/CZK | 21.310USD | -0.13% | 21.227 – 21.374 |
| USD/DKK | 6.566USD | -0.13% | 6.537 – 6.583 |
| USD/EGP | 49.480EGP | +0.02% | 49.470 – 49.480 |
| USD/HUF | 310.89USD | -0.30% | 309.40 – 312.68 |
| USD/IDR | 17,905.00IDR | -0.18% | 17,905.00 – 17,974.00 |
| USD/ILS | 3.000USD | +0.60% | 2.980 – 3.009 |
| USD/MYR | 4.085MYR | -0.73% | 4.085 – 4.125 |
| USD/PHP | 61.280PHP | 0.00% | 61.253 – 61.457 |
| USD/PLN | 3.767USD | -0.02% | 3.749 – 3.775 |
| USD/THB | 33.378USD | +0.11% | 33.326 – 33.475 |
| USD/AED | 3.673AED | +0.01% | 3.673 – 3.673 |
| USD/TWD | 31.844TWD | +0.03% | 31.820 – 31.920 |
| Gold | 4,089.04USD | +1.54% | 3,983.15 – 4,096.15 |
| AEX | 1,060.74USD | -0.65% | 1,053.04 – 1,064.24 |
| ASX 200 | 8,799.20USD | +0.26% | 8,714.00 – 8,835.20 |
| AUD Index | 68.935USD | -0.28% | 68.775 – 69.180 |
| GBP Index | 131.95USD | +0.05% | 131.92 – 132.32 |
| CAC 40 | 8,384.88USD | -0.55% | 8,342.62 – 8,421.10 |
| Corn | 4.095USD | -0.80% | 4.090 – 4.156 |
| CAD Index | 70.452USD | +0.02% | 70.410 – 70.579 |
| DAX | 24,671.23USD | -1.30% | 24,547.70 – 24,869.63 |
| Dow Jones | 51,881.18USD | -0.09% | 51,620.16 – 52,135.21 |
| DXY | 101.37USD | -0.07% | 101.05 – 101.57 |
| EUR Index | 113.86USD | +0.11% | 113.81 – 114.35 |
| FTSE MIB | 51,265.36USD | -1.00% | 50,943.84 – 51,536.56 |
| Hang Seng | 22,903.50USD | -0.42% | 22,521.90 – 23,011.50 |
| IBEX 35 | 19,425.29USD | -0.45% | 19,330.60 – 19,512.70 |
| Nasdaq Composite | 25,297.62USD | -0.24% | 25,014.96 – 25,491.37 |
| JPY Index | 61.823USD | +0.02% | 61.808 – 61.888 |
| KOSPI | 8,411.22USD | -5.81% | 8,126.84 – 8,861.70 |
| MOVE Index | 66.787USD | -0.47% | 66.787 – 67.103 |
| Nikkei 225 | 69,360.66USD | -4.15% | 68,639.84 – 71,786.28 |
| NYSE Composite | 23,689.22USD | +0.33% | 23,527.32 – 23,737.33 |
| Russell 2000 | 3,010.08USD | +0.07% | 2,979.11 – 3,018.87 |
| Semiconductors | 13,203.57USD | -5.29% | 13,159.24 – 13,519.55 |
| Soybeans | 11.307USD | -0.22% | 11.240 – 11.348 |
| SMI | 14,172.72USD | -0.42% | 14,038.46 – 14,211.74 |
| STI | 5,191.74USD | -0.52% | 5,155.95 – 5,214.11 |
| Sugar | 0.140USD | +3.01% | 0.136 – 0.142 |
| Euro Stoxx 50 | 6,221.56USD | -0.73% | 6,181.93 – 6,261.39 |
| Stoxx 600 | 635.89USD | -0.68% | 631.18 – 639.03 |
| CHF Index | 123.54USD | +0.03% | 123.41 – 123.98 |
| CRB Index | 352.23USD | -1.07% | 352.23 – 352.23 |
| FTSE 100 | 10,508.03USD | -0.21% | 10,404.73 – 10,530.18 |
| Wall St 30 | 51,945.60USD | -0.47% | 51,744.00 – 52,277.60 |
| VIX | 18.400USD | -2.54% | 18.200 – 20.720 |
| Wheat | 5.783USD | -2.10% | 5.746 – 5.893 |
| NZD Index | 56.380USD | -0.31% | 56.325 – 56.590 |
| Oil | 70.25USD | -1.69% | 68.56 – 71.86 |
| Brent | 73.61USD | -1.96% | 71.93 – 75.46 |
| S&P 500 | 7,354.03USD | -0.05% | 7,294.18 – 7,392.95 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 29,118.24USD | -1.09% | 28,890.74 – 29,413.80 |
| Apple | 283.78USD | +3.14% | 274.21 – 285.95 |
| Microsoft | 372.97USD | +5.71% | 355.43 – 376.61 |
| Nvidia | 192.53USD | -1.64% | 191.22 – 195.55 |
| Amazon | 232.69USD | +2.50% | 226.13 – 233.90 |
| Meta | 550.25USD | +1.36% | 540.40 – 556.85 |
| Tesla | 379.71USD | +1.22% | 368.60 – 387.80 |
Prices as of June 28, 2026 05:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, where the death toll has surpassed 1,400 and rescue efforts are hampered by volunteer crowds and resource shortages. Meanwhile, US-Iran tensions escalate with retaliatory strikes and accusations of ceasefire violations, threatening regional stability. Other major themes include a European heatwave breaking records, political shifts in the UK and US, and the aftermath of the Lebanon-Israel deal.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with nearly 70,000 missing. Rescue efforts are hampered by volunteer congestion, debris, and a health system in crisis, as international aid begins to arrive.
The U.S. has launched retaliatory airstrikes on Iran for a second night after an attack on an oil tanker, escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has responded with drone attacks on Bahrain and a ship, threatening shipping recovery.
A severe heatwave has broken temperature records in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, affecting an estimated 150 million people. The extreme weather is moving eastward, causing drought fears in Italy and travel disruptions across Europe.
Trump nominates Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveils 'patriot passports' for America's 250th anniversary. The Supreme Court removes immigrant protections, and Vance claims U.S. holds all cards in Iran.
Israel strikes southern Lebanon after a framework agreement, which critics say may block war crime victims from seeking justice. The deal divides Lebanese, fueling protests in Beirut.
Kentucky flash floods kill four, Utah wildfire spreads to 92,000 acres, and a London car incident leads to attempted murder arrest. Political shifts include Jeffries facing far-left challenges and Beshear eyeing 2028.
Australia doubles penalties for social media ban breaches to $99m, accusing tech giants of not doing enough to keep children under 16 off platforms. The government also announces new regulator powers.
A sculptor rushes to finish a Lionel Messi statue during the World Cup, and Lebanon celebrates Brazil's win due to its large diaspora. Jordan's arrival at the World Cup marks a milestone for the nation.
Lib Dems face inquiry over deselection of a candidate due to religious discrimination. GB News pundit charged with fraud, and King urges MSPs to build a fair society. New refugee sponsorship route announced.
Volunteers risk lives to stop Ebola in Congo, and a newborn is rescued from Venezuela earthquake rubble. Burkina Faso severs ties with France, and Chinese dissident lands in Canada.
CBS News chaos and CNN merger loom, while advertisers grapple with AI influence at Cannes Lions. Trump threatens 100% tariff on European digital taxes, and Colorado fire aftermath feels political.
Alberta grizzly bear close call recorded, Cornish language resurgence among children, and diverse cuisine in Canada's High Arctic. Also, a reflective piece on natural selection and certitude.
The US and Iran have exchanged airstrikes and drone attacks, accusing each other of violating a ceasefire. The strikes target shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and infrastructure in Kuwait and Bahrain, threatening to derail peace efforts and disrupt global shipping.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with thousands missing and rescue efforts hampered by volunteer chaos and a strained health system. International aid is arriving, but the scale of destruction suggests a higher death toll.
A severe heatwave has shattered temperature records across Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, affecting 150 million people. The extreme weather has caused travel disruptions and raised drought concerns in Italy.
President Trump announced the nomination of Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveiled a commemorative 'Patriot Passport' featuring his image for America's 250th anniversary. Democrats criticized the move as monarchical.
The new Lebanon-Israel framework agreement has sparked protests in Beirut and concerns from experts that it may block war crime victims from seeking justice. Hezbollah condemned the deal, while Israel struck southern Lebanon.
Australia is toughening its social media ban for children under 16, doubling penalties to $99 million and giving regulators new powers, citing tech companies' failure to protect youths.
Louisiana's Republican Senate runoff tests Trump's influence, while progressive wins in New York challenge House Democratic leader Jeffries. Kentucky Governor Beshear eyes a 2028 presidential run.
Flash floods in Kentucky have killed four people, while Utah's Cottonwood fire has spread to 92,000 acres, straining firefighters amid strong winds.
The Lib Dems face an inquiry into discrimination against a candidate, a GB News pundit is charged with fraud, and the King urged MSPs to build a fair society. A new refugee sponsorship route was announced.
Burkina Faso's junta has severed diplomatic relations with France, accusing the former colonial power of undermining its national interests.
Bad Bunny makes history with a London stadium show, a sculptor rushes to finish a Messi statue, and Lebanon celebrates Brazil's World Cup win. Jordan's FIFA journey culminates at the tournament.
CBS News faces chaos as CNN prepares for a merger with tech scion David Ellison, while advertisers at Cannes Lions grapple with influencing AI chatbots.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with rescue efforts slowed by a chaotic volunteer surge and overwhelmed hospitals. The disaster has exposed the country's fragile health system and prompted international aid, including from the US.
The US launched retaliatory airstrikes on Iran after attacks on shipping, including a drone strike on a cargo ship. Iran responded by attacking American targets in Bahrain and Kuwait, escalating tensions and threatening a fragile truce.
President Trump nominated Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveiled a commemorative 'Patriot Passport' for America's 250th anniversary. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court removed key protections for immigrants, and the White House released images of the special passport.
A new framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel has sparked division, with Hezbollah condemning it and protests erupting in Beirut. Experts warn the deal may block war crime victims from seeking justice.
Australia plans to double penalties for social media ban breaches to $99 million, accusing tech giants of not doing enough to protect children. The government also announced new regulator powers and tougher fines.
Louisiana's Republican Senate runoff tests Trump's influence, while New York elections show growing anti-Israel sentiment among Democrats. Andy Beshear eyes a 2028 presidential run as he campaigns for other Democrats.
Renewed strikes in the Strait of Hormuz threaten to set back shipping recovery, as traffic had reached the highest levels since the US-Iran war began. The vague language of the US-Iran deal is blamed for escalating tensions.
A GB News pundit was charged with fraud during his time as a Labour adviser, and the Lib Dems face an inquiry into unlawful discrimination against a candidate. The home secretary announced a new refugee sponsorship route.
Flash floods in Kentucky killed four people, and Utah's Cottonwood fire spread to 92,000 acres. A grizzly bear encounter in Alberta was recorded, and Colorado debates federal aid for fire recovery.
Burkina Faso severed diplomatic ties with France, and Mexican officials have become informants for the Trump administration. The US committed aid to Venezuela amid growing ties, and New Caledonia held local elections.
A new framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel has drawn condemnation from Hezbollah and sparked protests in Beirut. Critics warn the deal may block war crime victims from seeking justice and end ICC jurisdiction in Lebanon.
President Trump announced Lance Schroyer as his nominee for ICE director, while the White House unveiled a commemorative 'Patriot Passport' featuring Trump's image for America's 250th anniversary, drawing criticism from Democrats.
Anti-establishment candidates critical of Israel won key primaries in New York, posing a challenge for House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries. The results signal a shift in the party's stance on Israel and could affect US-Israeli relations.
Saturday's Republican Senate runoff in Louisiana is a key test of President Trump's influence in GOP contests, with implications for the party's direction.
Burkina Faso's junta severed diplomatic relations with France, accusing the former colonial power of undermining its national interests.
Polls opened in New Caledonia for the first local vote since 2019, determining the balance of power before fresh negotiations with France on the territory's status.
Chinese dissident Dong Guangping, who fled by sea to South Korea, has landed in Canada after a decade of failed escape attempts.
Tech scion David Ellison is close to completing a merger that would put CBS News and CNN under the same roof, raising questions about the future of legacy media.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with rescue efforts slowed by a chaotic rush of volunteers and severe shortages of supplies. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and the disaster has hit a health system already in crisis, with the US pledging aid.
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with record temperatures in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic. The extreme heat is causing droughts, travel disruptions, and health concerns for millions.
A new framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel has divided Lebanese society, with some welcoming it as a step to curb Iranian influence and others protesting it as a capitulation. Experts warn the deal may block war crime victims from seeking justice.
President Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveiled a commemorative 'Patriot Passport' featuring his image for America's 250th birthday. These moves are part of broader efforts to brand the government with Trump's name and image.
Wins by anti-establishment and Israel-critical candidates in New York elections are reshaping the Democratic Party, posing challenges for leaders like Hakeem Jeffries. These results signal growing dissent over US-Israel policy and the Iran war.
Shoko Kawata, Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave, has ignited a national debate on gender discrimination in the workforce, with some men expressing fury over her decision.
Sri Lanka is using drones to fight mosquitoes as dengue fever cases surge, straining hospitals already dealing with energy shortages from the Iran War.
Polls opened in New Caledonia for the first local vote since 2019, determining the balance of power before fresh negotiations with France on the territory's status.
Flash floods caused by thunderstorms in Kentucky and Indiana have killed four people, with Governor Andy Beshear confirming the deaths.
A series of powerful earthquakes in Venezuela has killed over 1,400 people, with thousands missing. Rescue operations are slowed by a chaotic volunteer response and severe shortages of supplies, while hospitals struggle without water or power.
The US and Iran have exchanged military strikes, each accusing the other of violating a fragile ceasefire. The attacks, including drone strikes on Bahrain and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, threaten to unravel ongoing negotiations.
President Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveiled special 'Patriot Passport' images for America's 250th anniversary. The moves draw criticism from Democrats who see them as monarchical branding.
Reform UK makes a dramatic debut in the Welsh Senedd, while the Lib Dems face an inquiry into discrimination against a candidate. A GB News pundit is charged with fraud, and Andy Burnham's school teacher story emerges.
Louisiana's Senate runoff tests Trump's influence, while far-left candidates gain strength in Congress, challenging House Democratic leader Jeffries. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear eyes a 2028 presidential run.
After New York elections, Israelis fear a rupture in US-Israeli ties due to criticism of the Gaza war and the Iran conflict. Democratic candidates critical of Israel are gaining ground.
Dengue fever surges in Sri Lanka as drones fight mosquitoes, while Ebola burial workers risk their lives in Congo. Flash floods kill four in Kentucky, and a wildfire spreads in Utah.
Burkina Faso severs ties with France, New Caledonia holds local polls, and a Chinese dissident lands in Canada. Budapest holds its first Pride since Orban left power.
Women explain why they choose not to have kids, tips on decluttering, and a phone addiction therapy story. Also, a grizzly bear encounter in Alberta and a mayor's maternity leave sparks debate in Japan.
Today's top stories center on AI regulation and access, with the Trump administration loosening restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos model for select US organizations, while Asian startups launch rival models amid export bans. Other major themes include extreme heatwaves in Europe, the impact of automation on jobs, and ongoing debates around AI ethics, security, and hardware supply chains.
The Trump administration has authorized over 100 U.S. companies and agencies to use Anthropic's advanced Mythos AI model, easing tensions but raising concerns about ad hoc regulation. This move comes amid a broader debate over AI export bans and the competitive landscape with Asian AI startups launching similar models.
An anonymous GitHub account has mass-dropped undisclosed zero-day exploits, causing major concern in the cybersecurity community. This incident highlights ongoing vulnerabilities and the need for robust security practices.
Europe is experiencing a deadly heatwave, with Germany recording its highest ever temperature of 41.3°C. An amber extreme heat warning has been extended, and forecasters warn of a summer of serial heatwaves, while experts say tree planting is failing future generations.
Apple is asking the Trump administration for permission to buy memory chips from CXMT, a Chinese company blacklisted by the Pentagon, to ease supply chain pressures from rising semiconductor prices.
Amazon Prime Day continues with deals on Apple products, laptops, vacuums, and more, though some discounts are ending. The event also features smart home and outdoor gear sales.
Mark Zuckerberg is urging Meta to explore working with Polymarket and Kalshi for its Arena prediction markets app, targeting 18- to 34-year-old users. This move signals Meta's expansion into new financial and social platforms.
Om Malik, founder of influential tech blog Gigaom and a key voice in Silicon Valley, has passed away at 59. His work shaped how the tech industry was covered and perceived.
OpenAI has released GPT-5.6 to select users vetted by the U.S. government, featuring powerful cybersecurity capabilities. This release underscores the ongoing competition and regulation in advanced AI models.
PlayStation is removing 551 movies from customers' accounts due to licensing changes, sparking backlash over digital ownership. This highlights the fragility of digital media rights.
The EFF is urging action to stop California's proposed 3D printer surveillance scheme, which would require manufacturers to track and report certain prints. Privacy advocates warn of overreach.
South Korea plans to train its entire 500,000-strong military as 'drone warriors,' making drones a universal combat tool. This reflects the growing importance of drone warfare globally.
SpaceX bonds are selling off after a $25 billion debt deal, with yields approaching junk levels. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 notches its longest losing streak in 10 months as chipmakers slide.
The Trump administration has authorized over 100 US companies and agencies to use Anthropic's Mythos AI model, easing tensions but raising questions about ad hoc regulation. Meanwhile, Asian AI startups are launching Mythos-like models to fill the gap left by export bans.
Apple seeks permission to buy memory chips from blacklisted Chinese supplier CXMT to ease supply pressure. The company also faces criticism over price increases for iPads and Macs.
An anonymous GitHub account has mass-dropped undisclosed 0-day exploits, raising alarm in the security community. Other cybersecurity news includes LastPass data breaches, Microsoft taking down infostealer infrastructure, and a call for calm in the post-mythos era.
Europe is experiencing a deadly heatwave, with Germany recording its highest temperature ever at 41.3°C. The extreme heat has halted public events and prompted extended amber warnings, though a cooldown is expected by the weekend.
Amazon Prime Day is winding down, with deals still available on Apple products, laptops, vacuums, and other gadgets. WIRED and The Verge have curated lists of the best remaining discounts.
Open-source projects like OpenRA and OpenTTD continue to thrive, with new beta releases and community engagement. Indie developers are also creating their own Star Fox game, and a puzzle game based on Euler paths has been released.
AI is being used to fight cancer, as a founder fed his medical data into Claude to help manage his treatment. Meanwhile, AI is forcing big questions in mathematics, and speculative decoding techniques like DSpark are accelerating LLM inference.
The smart home industry continues to bet on the Matter standard, and Teenage Engineering has released a major update for its KO II sampler. A new smart speaker contender has emerged, and Apple's Vision Pro exec is reportedly leaving for OpenAI.
Mark Zuckerberg is urging Meta to explore prediction markets, and the FTC has approved Musk's acquisition of Mesh. Michigan's $1.8B job creation effort yielded only 602 jobs, and streaming ads will become illegal in California.
Om Malik, founder of Gigaom and a influential voice in Silicon Valley, has died at 59. His blog shaped how the tech industry saw itself and marked a shift in tech media coverage.
California's 3D printer surveillance scheme is facing opposition from the EFF, and a living atlas of open webcams has been discovered on the public internet. Apple is blocking key Russian apps, prompting a government response.
Other notable stories include a legal push for 'personhood' for Lough Neagh, a man with brain worms misdiagnosed as cancer, South Korea training its military as drone warriors, and the physics of kinetic energy.
The Trump administration allows Anthropic to release its Mythos AI to select US organizations, easing tensions but raising questions about ad hoc regulation. OpenAI also releases GPT-5.6 to government-vetted users, while Asian startups launch competing models amid export bans.
An anonymous GitHub account is mass-dropping undisclosed zero-day exploits, sparking widespread concern. In parallel, a post-mythos cybersecurity article advises calm, while LastPass users face another data breach and Microsoft helps take down infostealer infrastructure.
Author Sarah Wynn-Williams claims Meta surveilled her for 12 months to enforce silence, while Cory Doctorow details Zuckerberg's war on whistleblowers. Separately, Meta is building a prediction markets app called Arena and exploring partnerships with Polymarket and Kalshi.
Ozempic's effects on the gut-brain axis are explored, and a founder uses AI to fight cancer. A man's brain cancer diagnosis turns out to be worms.
Indie developers are creating their own Star Fox game due to Nintendo's inaction, while OpenRA and OpenTTD continue to update classic strategy games. A decompilation academy teaches how to reverse-engineer GameCube games into matching C code.
DeepSeek's DSpark paper introduces speculative decoding to accelerate LLM inference, while a blog post analyzes the gap between open-weight and closed-source LLMs. Asian startups launch Mythos-like models as Anthropic's export ban drags on, and Chinese users keep outsmarting geolocation restrictions.
SoftBank's CEO questions Elon Musk's orbital data center hype, while South Korea plans to train its entire military as 'drone warriors.' Apple and Audi alumni have created a luxury EV moon buggy for resorts.
California's 3D printer surveillance scheme faces opposition from the EFF, while the FTC approves Musk's acquisition of SpaceX alumni startup Mesh. Michigan spent $1.8B on job creation but only created 602 jobs, raising questions about economic policy.
Om Malik, founder of Gigaom and influential tech blogger, has died at 59. His blog shaped how Silicon Valley saw itself, marking a shift in tech media coverage.
The Trump administration has authorized over 100 US companies and agencies to use Anthropic's advanced Mythos AI model, easing tensions but raising questions about ad hoc regulatory approaches. This move comes as Asian startups launch competing models to fill gaps left by export restrictions.
A powerful earthquake has caused widespread destruction in Venezuela, with survivors like Andreina Valerio trapped under rubble. The quake's damage is compounded by soil conditions and the short interval between two major tremors.
Europe is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave, with Germany hitting 41.3°C and amber warnings extended. Forecasters warn of a summer of serial heatwaves as the extreme weather disrupts public events.
An anonymous GitHub account has been mass-dropping undisclosed 0-day exploits, sparking widespread concern. Meanwhile, cybersecurity experts urge calm in the 'post-mythos' era, and LastPass users face another data breach.
Apple seeks permission to buy memory chips from blacklisted Chinese supplier CXMT to ease supply pressure. Separately, Apple's Vision Pro executive Paul Meade is reportedly leaving for OpenAI.
Asian AI startups launch models rivaling Anthropic's as export bans persist, while the FTC approves Musk's acquisition of Mesh. The NYT also slams Microsoft over copyright issues in building OpenAI's supercomputer.
Amazon Prime Day continues with major discounts on Apple products, laptops, vacuums, and streaming services. Deals include up to 45% off on various electronics and home goods.
The smart home industry continues to bet on the Matter interoperability standard, while new smart speakers and samplers like Teenage Engineering's KO II receive major updates.
OpenRA, a popular open-source RTS engine, gains attention alongside a new project to decompile GameCube games into matching C code. Indie developers also create their own Star Fox game.
SoftBank's CEO and others question Elon Musk's vision for orbital data centers, while SpaceX bonds sell off after a $25bn debt deal. Trump also warns of 100% tariffs on digital services taxes.
Michigan spent $1.8B creating only 602 jobs, highlighting inefficiencies in job creation. Meanwhile, Shenzhen's shift to robotaxis threatens gig economy drivers, and chipmaker valuations remain high globally.
A founder uses AI to fight cancer by feeding personal health data into Claude. Other health stories include Ozempic's effects on the gut-brain axis and a misdiagnosis of brain cancer that turned out to be worms.
A massive anonymous GitHub account drops undisclosed 0-days, sparking security concerns. LastPass users face another data breach, and Microsoft helps take down major infostealer infrastructure.
Europe faces a record-breaking heatwave with Germany hitting 41.3°C, causing event cancellations. Venezuela's second earthquake adds to the disaster, with survivors trapped under rubble.
OpenRA and OpenTTD release new versions, while a Rust rewrite of WAL-G for PostgreSQL backups emerges. The gap between open weights and closed source LLMs is analyzed.
Ford's AI hiring backfires, Shenzhen's robotaxi expansion threatens drivers, and Michigan's $1.8B investment yields only 602 jobs. SoftBank questions Musk's orbital data center plans.
Om Malik, influential tech blogger and founder of Gigaom, dies at 59. His blog shaped how Silicon Valley saw itself.
AI in mathematics is forcing big questions about the field's future. A physics Stack Exchange discussion explains why kinetic energy increases quadratically with speed.
California's 3D printer surveillance scheme faces opposition from EFF. A book author claims Meta surveilled her for 12 months to enforce silence.
The smart home industry continues betting on Matter standard. A new smart speaker contender emerges, and Instagram tests more algorithm customization.
Surging appetite for advanced AI models is turning computing power into a scarce commodity, with Google capping Meta's Gemini use and chipmakers facing high valuations globally. Apple seeks to buy memory from a blacklisted Chinese supplier to ease supply chain pressure.
Shenzhen's expansion of driverless robotaxis is leaving gig economy workers behind, while Ford's AI hiring backfired after replacing humans. These stories highlight the growing tension between automation and employment.
A record-breaking heatwave in Europe has set a new German temperature record of 41.3°C, halted public events, and prompted extended amber warnings. Forecasters warn of a summer of serial heatwaves.
A devastating earthquake in Venezuela left survivors trapped under rubble, with factors like soil type and quake timing contributing to building collapses. The disaster has caused widespread damage and loss of life.
Apple is fighting a $500 million patent bill at the UK Supreme Court over mobile connection protocols, while also raising prices on MacBooks and iPads, citing unsustainable costs partly driven by AI demand.
Meta is accused of surveilling a 'Careless People' author for 12 months to enforce silence, and Zuckerberg faces criticism for his war on whistleblowers. These stories underscore ongoing tensions around corporate accountability.
New open-source tools like the Wayfinder Router for LLM routing and WAL-RUS for PostgreSQL backups are gaining attention, while a mass drop of undisclosed 0-days and a post-mythos cybersecurity guide highlight evolving threats.
A founder used AI to fight cancer by feeding personal health data into Claude, while Ozempic's effects on the gut-brain axis are explored. Margaret Atwood criticizes AI as 'garbage in, garbage out,' and AI's role in mathematics raises big questions.
Indie developers are creating their own Star Fox game, and decompilation communities are working on matching C code for GameCube titles like Star Fox Adventures. OpenRA and OpenTTD updates also draw interest.
Elon Musk's orbital data center hype faces skepticism from SoftBank's CEO, while the US seeks a McDonald's-like model for mass-producing cheap missiles. South Korea plans to train its entire military as drone warriors.
Entertainment news is dominated by Prime Video's Obsessed Fest fan event, which generated multiple storylines including renewals for 'Every Year After' and teasers for 'The Love Hypothesis' and 'Overcompensating'. Other major themes include Annecy Animation Festival winners, Elon Musk streaming Armie Hammer's banned film, and gaming news around GTA 6 scalping and PlayStation movie deletions.
Prime Video renewed 'Every Year After' for a second season, based on Carley Fortune's sequel 'One Golden Summer'. The series will expand the Barry's Bay universe and follow Charlie's story.
Elon Musk uploaded Armie Hammer's controversial comeback film 'Citizen Vigilante' to X for about 48 hours, making it briefly available to stream. The film, banned in Germany, marks Hammer's return after sexual misconduct allegations.
Vanilla Ice's performance at the Freedom 250 event in D.C. was abruptly canceled due to inclement weather, though no measurable rain occurred. The Trump-backed event had already seen many artists pull out.
Singapore's 'The Violinist' won the top Cristal Award at Annecy, while 'Iron Boy' swept three awards including the audience prize. Colombia was named Country of Honor for 2027.
Scalpers are selling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay despite Rockstar's digital-only release plan. Xbox responded to claims of lower pre-order interest, stating it has seen 'record orders'.
Prime Video dropped the first teaser for 'The Love Hypothesis', starring Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman, adapted from Ali Hazelwood's bestselling STEM romance novel.
'Supergirl' lands in second place at the box office as 'Toy Story 5' stays on top. Director Craig Gillespie credits James Gunn for helping choose the song for a much-discussed slow-motion fight scene, sparking debate about superhero morality.
Sony will delete over 550 digital movies from PlayStation users' accounts due to a licensing agreement with Studio Canal, sparking backlash. PlayStation CEO also comments on live service games amid Bungie layoffs.
Benito Skinner teases playing two roles in Season 2 of 'Overcompensating,' including a Zedd cameo in a spring break episode inspired by Fyre Festival.
Lexi Minetree praised James Van Der Beek for bringing life to the show 'Elle,' nearly five months after his death at age 48. His final onscreen role is set to debut next week.
Shadowcast Pictures, a Hollywood rental company since 2008, is closing due to industry challenges, highlighting ongoing struggles in the film production sector.
John Cena discusses becoming a go-to star for comedy movies, joining Eric André in Netflix's 'Little Brother,' and credits WWE for his comedic success.
Prime Video renews 'Every Year After' for Season 2, focusing on Charlie's story from the sequel book. Rob Lowe reveals a 'St. Elmo's Fire' sequel script is in development, and 'Overcompensating' Season 2 teases new characters and a Zedd cameo.
Elon Musk posted Armie Hammer's controversial film 'Citizen Vigilante' on X, making it briefly available to stream. The film, banned in Germany, is part of Hammer's comeback after sexual misconduct allegations.
Singaporean feature 'The Violinist' won the top Cristal award at Annecy, while 'Iron Boy' swept three awards including the audience prize. Colombia was named 2027 Country of Honor, highlighting its growing animation industry.
'Supergirl' lands in second place at the box office as 'Toy Story 5' stays on top. The film's slow-motion fight scene song choice was influenced by James Gunn.
Vanilla Ice's Freedom 250 concert was abruptly canceled due to inclement weather that did not materialize. The event was part of the Trump-backed semiquincentennial celebration.
Scalpers are selling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay despite Rockstar's digital-only release. Xbox responds to claims of higher PlayStation pre-order interest, citing record orders.
Sony will delete over 550 digital movies from PlayStation users' accounts due to a licensing agreement with Studio Canal. PlayStation CEO also comments on live service games amid Bungie layoffs.
Stevie Nicks may perform at Taylor Swift's wedding. Lorde releases 49 demos from her album 'Virgin' anniversary. Oliver Tree's family establishes a foundation for artists.
CNN staff braces for potential Bari Weiss era amid merger. 'The Young and the Restless' head writer Josh Griffith leaves. Luca Guadagnino comments on Amazon dropping his OpenAI movie.
Street Fighter 6 devs have no plans for major system mechanic changes. Warhammer 40K animation offers first-person perspective. Deltarune Chapter 5 features terrifying scenes.
Prime Day offers include discounts on LG OLED TVs, Xbox and PlayStation gift cards, and gaming accessories. Scalpers also target Steam Machine reservations.
Prime Video renews 'Every Year After' for Season 2, based on Carley Fortune's sequel 'One Golden Summer,' and releases the first teaser for 'The Love Hypothesis' starring Lili Reinhart. Jennifer Lopez made a surprise appearance at Prime Video's Obsessed Fest to introduce the 'Off Campus' panel.
Vanilla Ice's Freedom 250 concert in Washington D.C. was abruptly canceled due to inclement weather that did not materialize. The rapper was one of the few artists not to pull out of the Trump-backed event.
Scalpers are selling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay despite Rockstar's commitment to a digital release, with no physical disc at launch. Xbox reports record orders amid claims of higher PlayStation pre-order interest.
Christopher Nolan assured Ryan Coogler it 'wasn't crazy' to film 'Sinners' on Imax, continuing Nolan's advocacy for the high-resolution format. The 2x Oscar winner recalled introducing Coogler to Imax technology.
Rob Lowe revealed that a script for a 'St. Elmo's Fire' sequel is in the works, with efforts to get it done more than 40 years after the original.
Benito Skinner teased playing two roles in Season 2 of 'Overcompensating', along with a Zedd cameo in a spring break episode inspired by Fyre Festival.
Sony will delete over 550 digital movies from PlayStation users' accounts due to a licensing agreement with Studio Canal. PlayStation CEO makes hopeful comments about live service games despite Bungie layoffs.
Scalpers on eBay are selling Steam Machine reservations at double the price Valve is asking for, similar to GTA 6 pre-order scalping. Valve has opened reservations for the new hardware.
Prime Video's inaugural Obsessed Fest in Los Angeles showcased its YA ecosystem with panels for 'Elle', 'Off Campus', and 'Every Year After'. Jennifer Lopez made a surprise appearance, and the event highlighted the streamer's growing romance and summer-themed content.
Elon Musk posted Armie Hammer's controversial comeback film 'Citizen Vigilante' on X for about 48 hours, making it available to his 240 million followers. The film was previously banned in Germany.
Supergirl landed in second place at the box office behind Toy Story 5. The film's final act sparked debate about superhero morality, and director Craig Gillespie credited James Gunn for choosing the song in a key fight scene.
Sony will delete over 550 digital movies from PlayStation users' accounts due to a licensing agreement with Studio Canal. PlayStation CEO also made hopeful comments about live service games amid Bungie layoffs.
Christopher Nolan assured Ryan Coogler it wasn't crazy to film 'Sinners' on IMAX, recalling their conversation about the high-res format.
The 2026 World Cup group stage concluded with dramatic finishes, including Algeria and Austria advancing in a 3-3 thriller, while Lionel Messi continued his record-breaking form. In other sports, Jaron Ennis unified super-welterweight titles, and NASCAR's Chase race heats up with several drivers fighting for playoff spots.
England beat Panama 2-0 to win Group L, with goals from Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane. Bellingham's performance drew praise, while Kane became England's all-time World Cup top scorer.
Steve Clarke resigned as Scotland head coach after the team's group-stage elimination from the World Cup. His tenure was noted for leading Scotland to three major tournaments.
Multiple group stage matches concluded, with Croatia beating Ghana to advance, Colombia drawing Portugal to top Group K, and Scotland eliminated. Key storylines include Cristiano Ronaldo's goals and Salah's injury doubt for Egypt.
Scottie Scheffler shot a 10-under 60 at the Travelers Championship, setting a new PGA Tour record. Viktor Hovland leads the tournament going into the final round.
The Colorado Avalanche made nine selections on the second day of the NHL Draft, while the Boston Bruins picked a 6-foot-4 Swedish forward in the fourth round.
England beat defending champions New Zealand by nine wickets to reach the Women's T20 World Cup semifinals, with Danni Wyatt-Hodge scoring an unbeaten 89.
The Chicago White Sox won 2-1 against the Royals, the Reds rallied past the Pirates on a Suárez homer, and the Mets snapped a losing streak against the Phillies.
Xander Zayas defends his junior middleweight titles against Jaron 'Boots' Ennis in a highly anticipated fight. Coverage includes how to watch and full card details.
The Bills could target a $31 million edge rusher, the Vikings face a contract decision with Brian O'Neill, and the Jaguars' back is a fantasy breakout candidate.
The NBA Summer Leagues TV schedules for 2026 have been released, providing fans with viewing information for the offseason events.
Haeran Ryu leads the Women's PGA Championship after three rounds, with Ina Yoon blowing a five-shot lead. Ryu holds a one-shot advantage over Brooke Henderson.
Other notable stories include Zlatan Ibrahimovic's Fox Sports hosting debut, NASCAR standings, and the tragic death of Gorkys Hernández's wife in Venezuela earthquakes.
England secured top spot in Group L with a 2-0 win over Panama, but pundits and players acknowledge the need for improvement. Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane starred, while right-back injuries and tactical concerns persist.
Scotland was eliminated from the World Cup after a disappointing group stage, leading to manager Steve Clarke's resignation. Clarke's departure and the team's performance are widely covered.
Croatia beat Ghana to advance, DR Congo set up England clash, and other group stage results and previews are reported. The tournament's knockout path is taking shape.
The USMNT has advanced to the knockout stage, with their Round of 32 opponent yet to be determined. The team's performance boosts American interest in soccer.
The Mets bullpen dominates, White Sox get walk-off win, Rays top AL East, and Pirates bullpen concerns are highlighted. Red Sox OF Jarren Duran has an altercation with a fan.
Packers face decisions on defensive tackles, Bills remove O.J. Simpson from Wall of Fame, and Lions CB Terrion Arnold faces legal issues. 49ers see shift in position group.
Magic waive Jonathan Isaac, Nets extend Day'ron Sharpe's option, Mavs interested in Willie Green, and Celtics' Jayson Tatum remains quiet amid rumors.
Bruins draft a defenseman and a goalie in the 2026 NHL Draft, and Penguins GM hints at no big free agency moves.
Xander Zayas defends titles against Jaron Ennis, PFL San Diego features Jena Bishop's win, and Canelo Alvarez's return is delayed. Conor McGregor's UFC 329 fight is previewed.
Haeran Ryu leads Women's PGA Championship, Viktor Hovland leads Travelers Championship, and Watkins Glen track alterations occur after curbing issue.
England beat New Zealand to reach semifinals, with Danni Wyatt-Hodge starring. The team remains unbeaten in the tournament.
High school basketball camp takeaways, Wyoming high school athlete GOAT search, and Giants' Pride Night controversy are covered.
England secured top spot in Group L with a 2-0 win over Panama, setting up a round-of-32 clash with DR Congo. Harry Kane became England's all-time World Cup scorer, while Jude Bellingham starred. DR Congo advanced after a comeback win over Uzbekistan.
Kelsey Mitchell scored 26 points as the Indiana Fever beat the Los Angeles Sparks 111-87, with Caitlin Clark sidelined due to injury. The win highlighted the team's depth without their star point guard.
Hunter Goodman hit three home runs for the Rockies in an 8-5 win over the Twins. The Marlins beat the Cardinals 5-1, and the Cubs minor league system saw Jaxon Wiggins rehab. The Mariners lost 4-3 to the Guardians.
The Rockets are linked to Marcus Smart, while Jaylen Brown criticized analytics. LeBron James may leave the Lakers, and the Trail Blazers consider Deni Avdija untouchable. OKC Thunder rookies debuted.
Xander Zayas defends his titles against Jaron 'Boots' Ennis. Teofimo Lopez confirms a verbal agreement to face Rolly Romero, and the Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli fight is postponed to October.
The Women's T20 World Cup features India vs. Australia, and the Women's PGA Championship sees Haeran Ryu leading. Caitlin Clark's injury and league protection issues are discussed.
FIFA Fan Fest in Atlanta reached capacity again, and Kevin De Bruyne praised Canada's World Cup venue over USA stadiums. The tournament's TV schedule for UK viewers was released.
Darryn Peterson, a top prospect, aims to emulate Kobe Bryant with two-way success. Utah's Darryn Peterson also featured in a SLAM interview, and OKC Thunder rookies made their press conference debut.
The Bengals are advised not to pay Chase Brown, Vikings players may have input on QB competition, and Illinois football is underrated. The Ravens' new voice Kyle Youmans is highlighted.
Novak Djokovic expressed interest in visiting India to play tennis and cricket with Virat Kohli. Jannik Sinner shut down questions about media protests at Wimbledon.
Chelsea set a £30m asking price for Trevoh Chalobah after a bid from Como. Bayern Munich talent Magnus Dalpiaz moves on loan to Austria.
DR Congo came from behind to beat Uzbekistan 3-1, securing their first-ever World Cup knockout berth and a last-32 meeting with England. The nation celebrates its greatest sporting moment, with Yoane Wissa scoring twice in the comeback.
England beat Panama 2-0 to top Group L, but Thomas Tuchel is worried about a right-back injury crisis after Jarell Quansah limped off. Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham starred, with Kane becoming England's all-time World Cup top scorer.
Colombia and Portugal played an entertaining 0-0 draw, with Colombia winning Group K and Portugal finishing second. A controversial VAR decision disallowed Davinson Sanchez's goal, sparking debate from pundits like Wayne Rooney.
Croatia defeated Ghana 2-1 in a sellout match in Philadelphia to reach the knockout stages as Group L runners-up. Nikola Vlasic scored a late header for the win.
Scotland were eliminated from the World Cup, leading to Steve Clarke's resignation as head coach. The nation's ill-fated campaign ended with a group exit.
Argentina's Lo Celso scored a free-kick on debut, while Egypt's Salah is an injury doubt. Jordan was eliminated, and the path to the final is taking shape.
Logan Webb pitched magnificently, allowing one hit, as the Giants beat the Braves 5-0. Rafael Devers homered twice and drove in four runs.
The Dodgers erupted for nine runs in the sixth inning to crush the Padres in a rivalry matchup.
The Cubs beat the Brewers 8-2 in David Peterson's debut, the Rockies topped the Twins 8-5, and the Nationals survived a stressful win. The Braves added Carlos Santana on a MiLB deal.
Deandre Ayton is expected to exercise his player option, the Magic waived Jonathan Isaac, and the Bucks are interested in Domantas Sabonis after trading Giannis.
Angel Reese ignored Flau'jae Johnson's greeting, Sophie Cunningham revealed a viral moment, and Candace Parker was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
Baker Mayfield said finding a middle ground is key for a new deal, while the Bears' offensive line is ranked as a top-5 unit for 2026.
The 2026 World Cup group stage ended with final matches in Groups J, K, and L, setting the round of 32 bracket. Dramatic results included Austria and Algeria advancing after a 3-3 draw that eliminated Iran, while England, Argentina, and Colombia topped their groups.
England topped their group with a 2-0 win over Panama, but concerns remain over their performance and right-back injuries. They will face DR Congo in the round of 32.
Argentina finished the group stage with a perfect record, beating Jordan 3-1. Lionel Messi came off the bench to score, becoming the first player to score in seven consecutive World Cup games.
DR Congo came from behind to beat Uzbekistan 3-1, qualifying for the World Cup knockout stage for the first time. They will face England in the round of 32.
Scotland were eliminated from the World Cup in the group stage, leading to head coach Steve Clarke's resignation. The decision was announced shortly after the team's exit.
Jaron 'Boots' Ennis defeated Xander Zayas in the seventh round to win the WBA and WBO light middleweight titles in a highly anticipated fight.
A.J. McKee dominated Salamat Isbulaev in the main event of PFL San Diego, calling for a title shot. Liz Carmouche also won via submission.
The Los Angeles Dodgers crushed the San Diego Padres 15-3, powered by a strong offensive performance and a gem from pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin are climbing the NASCAR Cup Series standings ahead of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway.
Cricket Ireland hopes 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will make his international debut for India in the second T20I against Ireland in Belfast.
The Savannah Bananas and Party Animals played two sold-out games at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon, as part of the Banana Ball tour.
Egypt captain Mohamed Salah is a doubt for their World Cup round of 32 match against Australia due to a hamstring injury.
The group stage ended with several thrilling matches, including Algeria and Austria's 3-3 draw that sent both to the knockouts and eliminated Iran. DR Congo advanced for the first time to face England, while Argentina and Portugal secured top spots.
Lionel Messi came off the bench to score his sixth goal of the tournament, becoming the first player to score in seven consecutive World Cup matches. Argentina beat Jordan 3-1 to finish group stage on a high.
DR Congo came from behind to beat Uzbekistan 3-1, securing their first-ever World Cup knockout round appearance. They will face England in the round of 32.
Algeria and Austria played a thrilling 3-3 draw with injury-time goals, allowing both to advance to the knockout stage while eliminating Iran.
Jaron 'Boots' Ennis survived a tough fight to stop Xander Zayas in the seventh round, unifying the WBA and WBO super-welterweight titles in Brooklyn.
Several drivers are fighting for Chase spots with nine races left, including Joey Logano, Erik Jones, and Chase Briscoe. William Byron and Christopher Bell face setbacks.
The NHL Draft saw the tallest player ever drafted, Alexander Karmanov, while the Golden Knights traded Pavel Dorofeyev to the Rangers.
Steve Clarke's tenure as Scotland head coach ended with a timeline of events and a farewell letter to fans.
Sunderland faces interest from Chelsea in Granit Xhaka, while also making new appointments and considering Nilson Angulo's role.
The Angels defeated the Athletics 5-2 with late-inning heroics from Denzer Guzman and Logan O'Hoppe.
Deandre Ayton plans to exercise his player option with the Lakers, while the Rockets target Marcus Smart from the Lakers.