June 28, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 60,127.21USDT | +0.16% | 59,753.48 – 60,545.01 |
| ETH | 1,575.28USDT | +0.09% | 1,562.41 – 1,586.35 |
| SOL | 71.390USDT | +1.28% | 70.140 – 72.200 |
| BNB | 554.94USDT | -0.41% | 554.03 – 558.89 |
| XRP | 1.048USDT | +0.01% | 1.042 – 1.059 |
| ADA | 0.145USDT | -0.41% | 0.143 – 0.147 |
| DOGE | 0.07346USDT | -1.38% | 0.07323 – 0.07470 |
| AVAX | 6.320USDT | -1.76% | 6.302 – 6.443 |
| LINK | 7.235USDT | -0.85% | 7.220 – 7.358 |
| TON | 1.563USDT | -0.38% | 1.540 – 1.575 |
| SUI | 0.684USDT | -0.12% | 0.677 – 0.690 |
| APT | 0.581USDT | 0.00% | 0.577 – 0.591 |
| ARB | 0.07380USDT | +0.55% | 0.07290 – 0.07440 |
| GMX | 5.420USDT | 0.00% | 5.370 – 5.470 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | 0.00% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.532USDT | -0.11% | 0.525 – 0.540 |
| A | 0.06000USDT | -0.50% | 0.05990 – 0.06100 |
| NEWT | 0.04740USDT | +0.21% | 0.04680 – 0.04810 |
| TRX | 0.323USDT | +0.44% | 0.321 – 0.323 |
| LTC | 42.830USDT | +1.57% | 41.900 – 43.160 |
| BCH | 192.60USDT | -1.48% | 192.20 – 198.00 |
| DOT | 0.807USDT | -1.10% | 0.804 – 0.822 |
| 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 11:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the devastating Venezuela earthquakes and the escalating US-Iran military strikes, which together are reshaping geopolitical alliances and disaster response. Additionally, extreme heatwaves across Europe and a major social media age ban in Australia highlight growing climate and regulatory challenges.
The US and Iran have exchanged airstrikes and drone attacks, accusing each other of violating the ceasefire. Iran struck US infrastructure in Bahrain and Kuwait, while the US hit multiple targets in Iran, threatening shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with nearly 70,000 unaccounted for. Rescue efforts are hampered by volunteer crowds, debris, and a health system already in crisis, as foreign aid begins to arrive.
A severe heatwave is gripping Europe, with record temperatures in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic affecting 150 million people. Drought fears rise in Italy as the heat spreads eastward.
A new framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel has led to Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and protests in Beirut. Critics warn the deal may block war crime victims from seeking justice.
President Trump announced he will nominate Lance Schroyer as the next ICE director, citing his work on deportation campaigns in Oklahoma. The move comes amid ongoing immigration enforcement debates.
The White House released images of a commemorative US passport featuring Trump's face for America's 250th anniversary, sparking criticism from Democrats who call it monarchical.
Victories for anti-establishment, pro-Palestinian candidates in New York are reshaping House Democrats and challenging leader Hakeem Jeffries. The shift raises concerns about US-Israel relations.
Exiled Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado's call for US help is seen as inopportune by US officials, as the earthquake crisis deepens and political dynamics shift.
Experts warn Australia must take a tougher stance against tech giants to enforce its social media ban, as penalties alone may not hold platforms accountable for content.
Flash floods from thunderstorms in Kentucky and Indiana have killed four people, with Governor Andy Beshear confirming the deaths as more rain is possible.
The Cottonwood fire in Utah has grown to 92,000 acres, stoked by strong winds and low humidity, challenging hundreds of firefighters in Fishlake National Park.
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.
The US and Iran have exchanged airstrikes, each accusing the other of violating the ceasefire. Attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian drone strikes on Bahrain have heightened regional tensions, with Vice President Vance claiming the US holds all the cards.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with nearly 70,000 unaccounted for. Rescue efforts are hampered by volunteer crowds, debris, and a health system already in crisis, as international aid begins to arrive.
Trump nominates Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveils 'Patriot Passport' images for America's 250th anniversary. In Louisiana, a Senate runoff tests Trump's influence, while House Democrats face challenges from the far left.
Andy Burnham is a front-runner for Labour leader, with ex-minister Carns not ruling out a bid. Reform UK makes a dramatic debut in the Welsh Senedd, and the Lib Dems face a discrimination inquiry over deselection.
Australia's government must enforce its social media ban on tech giants, while pro-One Nation Facebook groups are allegedly run by foreign 'meme factories'. Paul Hogan called Pauline Hanson a 'pelican', and NSW beaches get drone patrols for sharks.
A heatwave breaks records in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, with temperatures over 35°C affecting 150 million people. Italy faces drought fears, and Utah's Cottonwood fire spreads to 92,000 acres.
A framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel has divided Lebanese opinion, sparking protests in Beirut. Israel strikes southern Lebanon as Hezbollah condemns the deal, and experts warn it may block war crime victims from seeking justice.
Drones fight mosquitoes as dengue surges in Sri Lanka, and Ebola volunteers risk their lives in Congo. Flash floods kill four in Kentucky, and a grizzly bear encounter is recorded in Alberta.
China confirms the death of a pilot who flew a plane into Beijing's tallest tower. A Chinese dissident who fled by sea to South Korea lands in Canada, and historical news reports from Mughal India are revealed.
Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave sparks debate on gender discrimination. Kim Jong Un's mother remains a mystery, as her background could threaten the regime's legitimacy.
Ocado boss Tim Steiner faces scrutiny over £100m payouts, and auction clearance rates hover under 50%. Renewed strikes in the Strait of Hormuz threaten shipping recovery.
Bad Bunny makes history with a London stadium show, Fatboy Slim discusses DJing sober, and Millie Bobby Brown talks about Enola Holmes. A Lionel Messi statue is rushed for the World Cup.
The US and Iran have exchanged military strikes, each accusing the other of violating the ceasefire. Iran attacked Bahrain and Kuwait in retaliation for US airstrikes, while a ship was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening shipping recovery.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with nearly 70,000 unaccounted for. Rescue efforts are hampered by debris, volunteer congestion, and a health system in crisis, as foreign rescuers join the search.
Trump accuses Biden of destroying NATO, while nominating Lance Schroyer as ICE director and unveiling 'Patriot Passports' for America's 250th birthday. His sons stand to profit from a Kazakhstan mining deal.
Kazakhstan's leader deepens US ties, calling Trump 'sent by heaven,' as a billion-dollar mining deal gives American investors with ties to Trump access to vast reserves. The move counters Russia and China.
Flash floods in Kentucky have killed four people, while Utah's Cottonwood fire spreads to 92,000 acres. A heatwave breaks records in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic.
Ex-minister Carns considers a leadership bid, while Andy Burnham's school teacher inspired him. The Lib Dems face an inquiry into deselection, and Reform UK makes a dramatic impression in the Welsh Senedd.
Australia must enforce social media bans, auction clearance rates hover under 50%, and NSW beaches get drone patrols for sharks. Paul Hogan called Pauline Hanson a 'pelican,' and pro-One Nation groups are run by foreign 'meme factories.'
China confirmed the death of a pilot who flew a plane into Beijing's tallest tower, while a Chinese dissident who fled by sea to South Korea has landed in Canada.
Drones fight mosquitoes as dengue fever surges in Sri Lanka. Volunteers risk their lives to stop Ebola in Congo, facing community anger.
Bad Bunny makes history with a London stadium show, a sculptor rushes to finish a Messi statue during the World Cup, and Budapest holds its first Pride since Orban left power. Women explain why they choose not to have kids.
White House secretly swayed a board meant to protect federal workers, and a repair backlog plagues federal buildings. Louisiana's Senate runoff tests Trump's influence, and Bill Maher receives the Mark Twain Prize.
The US and Iran have exchanged military strikes, with each side accusing the other of violating a ceasefire. Iran launched retaliatory attacks on US infrastructure in Kuwait and Bahrain, while the US conducted further strikes on Iranian targets, escalating the conflict in the Middle East.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,400 people, with nearly 70,000 unaccounted for. Rescue efforts are hampered by debris, scarcity of supplies, and volunteer congestion, while the government faces accusations of politicizing relief.
A US-Kazakhstan mining deal gives American investors with ties to Trump access to vast mineral reserves, while Kazakhstan's leader deepens US ties, calling Trump 'sent by heaven' to counterbalance Russia and China.
Countries like the UK and Australia are advancing social media age bans, with Australia doubling penalties for non-compliance. Tech firms are resisting globally, but experts warn enforcement is key to making bans effective.
Trump nominated Lance Schroyer as ICE director, while the White House secretly influenced a board meant to protect federal workers from unfair firings, advancing executive power. A Louisiana Senate runoff tests Trump's influence.
A tense truce between Hezbollah and Israel holds in Lebanon's Dahiya area, but Israel strikes southern Lebanon after a new deal. Experts warn the deal may prevent war crime victims from seeking justice.
Flash floods in Kentucky killed four people, a wildfire in Utah spread to 92,000 acres, and a heatwave broke records in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, affecting 150 million people.
Ex-minister Carns eyes Labour leadership after Burnham's speech, while Reform UK makes a dramatic first impression in the Welsh Senedd. The Lib Dems face an inquiry into deselection of a candidate.
Prince Harry may cancel a UK family visit after being refused taxpayer-funded police protection, as the government declines his request.
Ocado boss Tim Steiner's nearly £100m in pay raises serious concerns, with reports of a replacement being lined up amid the company's struggling share price.
New Caledonia held its first local vote since 2019, determining the balance of power before fresh negotiations with France. Budapest held its first Pride since Orban left power.
Rescuers in Venezuela are battling aftershocks, debris, and supply shortages days after twin earthquakes killed over 1,400 people. The disaster has sparked political controversy over relief efforts and volunteer coordination.
The US and Iran have exchanged retaliatory strikes, accusing each other of violating a ceasefire. The conflict has drawn in Gulf allies and threatens broader regional instability.
A record-breaking heatwave is shifting from Western to Central Europe, with temperatures exceeding 35°C affecting 150 million people. Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic have set new heat records.
Australia is doubling penalties for platforms breaching its social media ban for under-16s, while the UK considers similar measures. Tech firms are pushing back globally against the trend.
A US-Kazakhstan mining deal could benefit Trump's sons, while Kazakhstan's leader praises Trump as 'sent by heaven' to counterbalance Russia and China.
Iran, Israel, and the US continue to use proxy forces, driving instability. A Hezbollah-Israel truce in Lebanon is fragile, and a new Lebanon-Israel deal may hinder war crime justice.
Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer as ICE director, continuing his hardline immigration policies. The White House also influenced a board meant to protect federal workers from unfair firings.
Rising insurance costs from climate-related extreme weather are impacting the UK economy, while flash floods in Kentucky have killed four people.
Prince Harry says his family's UK visit was canceled at the last minute due to denied police protection, fearing his children won't meet the King.
Ex-minister Carns hasn't ruled out a leadership bid, awaiting Andy Burnham's economics speech. The Lib Dems face an inquiry into unlawful discrimination against a candidate.
Volunteers in Congo risk their lives to contain Ebola, while Sri Lanka uses drones to fight a dengue surge exacerbated by energy shortages from the Iran War.
Today's top stories span AI regulation and market volatility, with the Trump administration easing restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos model while the BIS warns of an AI investment bust. Extreme heatwaves dominate climate news, and major tech developments include China's fastest supercomputer, Apple's supply chain moves, and growing automation in robotics and robotaxis.
The Trump administration has loosened restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos AI model, allowing over 100 US companies and agencies to use it, while OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 to select government-vetted users. These moves highlight ongoing tensions between innovation and national security concerns.
Apple is seeking permission from the Trump administration to buy memory chips from blacklisted Chinese supplier CXMT to ease supply pressures. This comes amid broader concerns about chip prices and geopolitical tensions.
Europe is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave, with Germany hitting 41.3°C, while scientists study how trees respond to hotter, drier conditions. The heatwave is expected to break by the weekend.
India's payments chief predicts AI will drive the next era of digital payment growth, while SoftBank's CEO questions Elon Musk's orbital data center plans. AI is also being used by a cancer patient to manage treatment.
Shenzhen is expanding robotaxis, threatening gig economy drivers, while Ford's AI hiring backfired badly. The shift to automation continues to disrupt traditional jobs.
The smart home industry continues betting on the Matter interoperability standard despite challenges. New products like TMD's keyless bike lock and Teenage Engineering's KO II sampler updates highlight innovation in connected devices.
New open-source projects include Armadillo DNS server in Gleam, Bashblog for blogging, and OpenRA for real-time strategy games. OpenTTD 16.0 beta1 and DSpark for LLM inference acceleration are also notable.
Indie developers are creating their own Star Fox game due to lack of official releases, while OpenRA and GameCube decompilation projects attract attention. A puzzle game with surprising depth is also highlighted.
LastPass users had data stolen again, and a guide on choosing public DNS resolvers is published. Apple blocks Russian apps, and a cybersecurity blog advises calm in the post-mythos era.
SpaceX bonds sell off after a $25bn debt deal, while the US seeks a McDonald's model for missile making. South Korea plans to train its military as drone warriors.
Amazon Prime Day continues with deals on laptops, vacuums, espresso machines, and Apple products despite recent price increases. Sun hoodies and ebike accessories are also highlighted as summer essentials.
Asian AI startups launch Mythos-like models as Anthropic's export ban drags on, while Meta explores prediction markets. Corgi denies stealing open source code, and Apple Vision Pro exec leaves for OpenAI.
The Trump administration has authorized select US companies and agencies to use Anthropic's advanced Mythos AI model, easing tensions but raising concerns about ad hoc regulation. This move comes amid ongoing export bans affecting Asian AI startups.
China defies US restrictions by building the world's fastest supercomputer, LineShine, without GPUs, and explores creating its own ASML-like chipmaking equipment. Apple seeks an exception to buy memory from blacklisted Chinese supplier CXMT.
The Bank for International Settlements warns that AI 'exuberance' risks a lengthy investment bust, while Google caps Meta's Gemini use due to surging AI demand straining computing capacity. Chipmaker valuations remain high globally.
Europe faces a record-breaking heatwave with Germany hitting 41.3°C, while scientists study how trees respond to hotter, drier conditions. Forecasters warn of a summer of serial heatwaves.
An anonymous GitHub account is mass-dropping undisclosed 0-days, while LastPass users had their data stolen again. A post-mythos cybersecurity guide advises calm amid evolving threats.
Ford's AI hiring backfired badly, and Shenzhen's shift to robotaxis leaves drivers by the wayside, highlighting the growing impact of automation on the workforce.
Apple will fight a $500mn patent bill at the UK Supreme Court over mobile connection protocols, and seeks to buy memory from a blacklisted Chinese supplier to ease supply chain pressure.
AI is forcing big questions in mathematics, and a founder used AI to fight cancer by feeding medical data into Claude. Speculative decoding accelerates LLM inference.
The smart home industry continues betting on the Matter standard, and a new smart speaker contender emerges. Instagram tests more algorithm customization options.
The Euclid space telescope captures the most detailed image yet of the Milky Way's center, showing over 60 million stars. Elon Musk's orbital data center hype faces skepticism.
Om Malik, influential tech blogger and Gigaom founder, has died at 59. Robin Williams' response to AI slop is highlighted, and physical media ownership is advocated.
The Trump administration has loosened restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos AI model, allowing access to over 100 US companies and agencies, while OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 to government-vetted users. Meanwhile, Asian AI startups launch competing models amid Anthropic's export ban, highlighting geopolitical tensions in AI development.
Europe is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave with Germany hitting 41.3°C, prompting extended amber warnings and halted public events. Scientists study tree responses to hotter conditions, and conservationists warn of insufficient tree planting for future generations.
China has built the world's fastest supercomputer, LineShine, without using any GPUs, defying US restrictions. Separately, Shenzhen's expansion of robotaxis threatens gig economy drivers, highlighting China's rapid automation push.
Apple seeks permission from the Trump administration to buy memory chips from blacklisted Chinese supplier CXMT to ease semiconductor price pressures. The company also faces a $500 million patent battle at the UK Supreme Court over mobile connection protocols.
The Bank for International Settlements warns that AI 'exuberance' could lead to a lengthy investment bust if returns disappoint. Google caps Meta's Gemini use due to surging AI demand, and chipmaker valuations remain high globally.
The Euclid space telescope captures the most detailed image yet of the Milky Way's center, revealing over 60 million stars. Elon Musk's orbital data center vision faces skepticism from SoftBank's CEO and others.
An anonymous GitHub account is mass-dropping undisclosed zero-day exploits, raising alarm. LastPass users face another data breach, and Microsoft helps dismantle major infostealer infrastructure.
Indie developers are creating their own Star Fox game due to lack of official releases, while OpenRA revives classic real-time strategy games. A new puzzle game 'What's the Password?' offers surprising depth.
A man's suspected brain cancer turned out to be parasitic worms, and a founder used AI to fight his cancer by analyzing medical data. Venezuela's earthquake aftermath and a zoo's butterfly repopulation efforts also feature.
The Trump administration has authorized select US companies and agencies to use Anthropic's advanced Mythos AI model, easing tensions but highlighting ad hoc regulatory approaches. Asian startups are launching similar models amid export bans, while the BIS warns that AI exuberance risks a lengthy investment bust.
AI stocks face potential turbulence as weak returns could trigger a sharp pullback in funding, with chipmaker valuations remaining high. Google caps Meta's Gemini use due to surging demand straining computing capacity.
Europe and the UK are experiencing record-breaking heatwaves, with Germany hitting 41.3°C and amber warnings extended. Scientists study tree responses to hotter conditions, and Venezuela's earthquake aftermath adds to climate-related disasters.
China builds the world's fastest supercomputer, LineShine, without using GPUs, defying US restrictions. Meanwhile, Shenzhen expands robotaxis, threatening gig economy drivers, and Apple seeks to buy memory chips from blacklisted Chinese supplier CXMT.
Apple fights a $500 million patent bill at the UK Supreme Court and seeks Trump administration approval to buy RAM from blacklisted CXMT. The Vision Pro exec reportedly leaves for OpenAI, and Apple faces price increases for Macs and iPads.
Factory-floor robots could significantly enhance rich-world economies, but automation threatens jobs as Ford's AI hiring backfires and Shenzhen's robotaxis displace drivers. The BIS warns of investment risks in AI-driven automation.
The Euclid space telescope captures the most detailed image yet of the Milky Way's center, showing over 60 million stars. The Full Strawberry Moon will light up UK skies this week.
LastPass users had their data stolen again, and an anonymous GitHub account mass-drops undisclosed 0-days. Post-mythos cybersecurity advice urges calm, while IP Crawl reveals a living atlas of open webcams.
A founder uses AI to fight cancer by feeding medical data into Claude. Wayfinder Router enables deterministic routing between local and hosted LLMs, and speculative decoding accelerates LLM inference.
The smart home industry continues betting on Matter standard, and a new smart speaker contender emerges. Instagram tests more algorithm customization, and Teenage Engineering updates its KO II sampler.
Prime Day deals continue with discounts on Apple products, sun hoodies, ebike accessories, and outdoor gear. DeleteMe service review and Duer's wear-everywhere pants sale are also featured.
Entertainment news this period is dominated by Prime Video's YA fan event Obsessed Fest, which generated multiple renewals and teasers for series like 'Every Year After' and 'The Love Hypothesis'. The Annecy Animation Festival also concluded with major winners, while controversies around Armie Hammer's comeback film and Vanilla Ice's canceled concert drew attention. Additionally, gaming news includes GTA 6 pre-order scalping, PlayStation movie deletions, and Supergirl box office performance.
Prime Video's Obsessed Fest in Los Angeles showcased its YA slate, with Jennifer Lopez making a surprise appearance. The event saw renewals for 'Every Year After' (Season 2) and teasers for 'The Love Hypothesis' and 'Overcompensating'.
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival concluded with Singapore's 'The Violinist' winning the top Cristal Award, while 'Iron Boy' swept multiple prizes including the audience award. Colombia was named Country of Honor for 2027, highlighting the region's growing animation industry.
Elon Musk briefly made Armie Hammer's controversial comeback film 'Citizen Vigilante' available to stream on X for about 48 hours. The film was previously banned in Germany.
Vanilla Ice's performance at the Trump-backed Freedom 250 event in D.C. was abruptly canceled due to inclement weather that never materialized, drawing criticism.
Scalpers are selling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay despite Rockstar's digital-only launch. Xbox reports record orders amid claims of PlayStation dominance.
Warner Bros.' 'Supergirl' landed in second place at the box office behind 'Toy Story 5'. The film's ending has sparked 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.
The 37th Golden Melody Awards in Taipei featured wins by Jolin Tsai and Chang Chen-yue. Other music news includes Lorde's demo release and Justin Bieber's NHL draft pick.
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 film.
Christopher Nolan assured Ryan Coogler that using IMAX for his film 'Sinners' 'wasn't crazy,' recalling how he introduced the director to the high-resolution format. Nolan continues to advocate for IMAX filmmaking.
Emmy-winning head writer Josh Griffith is leaving the CBS soap 'The Young and the Restless', as confirmed to the cast and crew.
Gary Dauberman, known for 'It' and 'Annabelle', has been tapped to write the script for 'Five Nights at Freddy's 3'.
Prime Video's Obsessed Fest fan event in Los Angeles showcased its YA slate, leading to the renewal of 'Every Year After' for Season 2 and the debut of teasers for 'The Love Hypothesis' and 'Off Campus'. Jennifer Lopez made a surprise appearance, and stars like Lexi Minetree discussed their roles.
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, banned in Germany, marks Hammer's return after sexual misconduct allegations, and writer-director Uwe Boll has announced a sequel.
Reports of scalpers selling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay at inflated prices persist despite Rockstar's commitment to a digital release. Xbox responded to claims of higher PlayStation pre-order interest by stating it has seen 'record orders' for the game.
Vanilla Ice's performance at the Freedom 250 event in Washington, D.C. was abruptly canceled due to 'inclement weather,' though no measurable rain occurred. The cancellation was one of several setbacks for the Trump-backed semiquincentennial celebration.
Supergirl landed in second place at the box office behind 'Toy Story 5,' while director Craig Gillespie credited James Gunn for helping choose the song for a much-discussed slow-motion fight scene. The film's final act has sparked debate about superhero morality.
Sony will delete more than 550 digital movies from PlayStation users' PSN accounts due to a licensing agreement with Studio Canal. Meanwhile, PlayStation CEO made hopeful comments about live service games amid Bungie layoffs.
The 37th Golden Melody Awards in Taipei featured Jolin Tsai and Chang Chen-yue leading the winners, while Bad Bunny made history as the first Latin artist to headline a UK stadium in London.
Lexi Minetree praised late co-star 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.
Scalpers on eBay are selling Steam Machine reservations at double the price Valve is asking, following the opening of reservations. The trend mirrors similar issues with GTA 6 pre-orders.
Elon Musk posted Armie Hammer's controversial film 'Citizen Vigilante' on X for about 48 hours, making it available to his 240 million followers. The film, banned in Germany, marks Hammer's return after sexual misconduct allegations, with a sequel planned.
Vanilla Ice's performance at the Trump-backed Freedom 250 event in Washington, D.C. was abruptly canceled due to inclement weather, though no rain materialized. The rapper was one of the few artists remaining in the lineup.
Scalpers are selling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay despite Rockstar's commitment to a digital-only release at launch. Xbox responded to claims of higher PlayStation pre-order interest, stating it saw record orders for the game.
Warner Bros.' 'Supergirl' landed in second place at the box office behind 'Toy Story 5', with Milly Alcock starring. The film sparked debate about superhero morality, with director Craig Gillespie crediting James Gunn for song selection in a key scene.
Sony announced it will delete over 550 digital movies from PlayStation users' accounts due to a licensing agreement with Studio Canal. This move has drawn criticism, alongside PlayStation CEO's comments on live-service games amid Bungie layoffs.
The 37th Golden Melody Awards in Taipei featured standout performances by Jolin Tsai and Chang Chen-yue, celebrating the best in Mandarin pop music.
Bad Bunny became the first Latin artist to headline a UK stadium, lighting up London with a pride-filled, party-like show.
Jonah Hill's comedy 'Cut Off' with Kristen Wiig remains without a release date amid claims it is 'unreleasable', despite Hill comparing it to classics like 'Step Brothers'.
Gary Dauberman, known for 'It' and 'Annabelle', has been tapped to write the script for 'Five Nights at Freddy's 3'.
The 2026 World Cup dominates sports news as the knockout stage begins, with England facing DRC and Jesse Marsch emerging as a Canadian hero. Other major stories include Wimbledon previews, F1 updates, and NBA offseason trade rumors.
The group stage ended with high drama, including Algeria and Austria scoring injury-time goals to both qualify from Group J. Iran was eliminated in heartbreaking fashion, while South Korea's campaign ended in disappointment.
Lionel Messi came off the bench to score in Argentina's 3-1 win over Jordan, becoming the first player to score in seven consecutive World Cup matches. He also set a record for most goals in group stages. Messi's performances continue to captivate fans and pundits alike.
England secured a 2-0 win over Panama to top their group, but concerns remain over their performance and right-back injuries. Jude Bellingham impressed with a goal and assist. England will face DR Congo in the round of 32, with a potential path to the final mapped out.
Steve Clarke stepped down as Scotland manager after the team's World Cup group-stage exit, despite signing a new contract a month ago. Ange Postecoglou is reportedly in the frame to replace him. Clarke's tenure ended after seven years.
South Africa and Canada face off in a historic World Cup knockout match, their first ever. Both teams are preparing for the round of 32 clash in Los Angeles. Alphonso Davies returns for Canada after injury.
Shane van Gisbergen won the NASCAR O'Reilly Series race at Sonoma Raceway, with Connor Zilisch finishing second. Sammy Smith jumped in the standings after a strong race. Taylor Gray signed a contract extension with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Roma are accelerating contract renewals for Paulo Dybala, Gianluca Mancini, Zeki Celik, and Lorenzo Pellegrini. Rangers close in on a loan for defender Godfrey, and Nils Koppen granted a work permit after a West Ham offer.
Barcelona could have signed Julian Alvarez for €20 million earlier, and former Barcelona star Javier Saviola backs the move. The club's pursuit of Alvarez dominates transfer headlines, though other targets are also considered.
Manchester City is close to signing Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest as part of a midfield rebuild. They remain in the market for another midfielder. The club is also linked with other targets.
Jaron Ennis stopped Xander Zayas in the seventh round to unify the WBA and WBO junior middleweight titles, while Ben Whittaker impressed on his US debut with a second-round victory. Both fights took place at Barclays Center.
The Women's T20 World Cup 2026 is underway with 12 teams competing. England's women's cricketers have alleged ICC bias after India got a favorable semifinal schedule. Ireland is on the cusp of a series win over India.
UFC Baku took place in Azerbaijan with notable fights. The NBA Finals saw Donald Trump attend a Knicks game. Horse racing and athletics events like the Paris Diamond League are also in the news.
The group stage ended with high drama, including Algeria and Austria both advancing after a 3-3 draw with injury-time goals, eliminating Iran. England secured a win, and South Africa and Canada prepare for historic knockout debuts. Lionel Messi scored again, becoming the first player to score in seven consecutive World Cup matches.
Several drivers experienced shifts in the Chase bubble after the Sonoma race, with Rajah Caruth, William Sawalich, and Taylor Gray losing ground, while Brent Crews and Sammy Smith improved their standings. Brandon Jones also lost points due to an unlucky issue.
Liverpool are linked with moves for Eduardo Camavinga and a winger under new manager Andoni Iraola, while Manchester City pursue Elliot Anderson and an Algerian international. Barcelona target Antonio Silva, Morten Hjulmand, and Marc Casado, and Milan agree a club-record deal for Goncalo Ramos. Brighton agree a £20m deal for Pascal Struijk, and Bournemouth open door for Eli Junior Kroupi's departure.
Max Verstappen explained Red Bull's risky strategy in Q2 qualifying, while Fred Vasseur criticized the yellow flag call. Cadillac's F1 updates show improved pace, with the Austrian GP serving as a key test for tyre degradation.
Steve Clarke resigned after Scotland's early World Cup exit, marking the end of his tenure as the country's most successful coach. The team failed to reach the knockout stages, leading to a reflection on missed opportunities.
Joan Laporta is set to be inaugurated as Barcelona president again after winning the election, aiming to set a new record. The club also missed out on signing Julian Alvarez for a low fee earlier.
India's T20I timings have sparked controversy, with England women's players raising questions. Ireland is on the cusp of a series win against India, and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi may debut.
Kansas basketball is preparing for the 2026-27 season with a roster aiming for Big 12 and national success. The team continues to build under coach Bill Self.
The Detroit Red Wings ended a nearly three-decade tradition of training in Traverse City, as explained by GM Steve Yzerman. The move marks a new era for the team.
Sebastien Ogier leads Thierry Neuville ahead of the final showdown at the Acropolis Rally Greece, with Toyota and Hyundai battling for victory.
England secured top spot in Group L and now face DR Congo in the last 32, with their path to the final analyzed. Power rankings and reasons to watch each tie are provided.
Wimbledon begins with Serena Williams returning, Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic in action, and 21 Britons in singles. Coverage includes how to follow the tournament live.
Multiple NBA trade rumors are circulating, including interest in Jaylen Brown, Aaron Gordon, Cam Johnson, and Naz Reid. The Nuggets consider a major roster shakeup, and the Heat's Giannis trade is debated.
Several drivers had notable qualifying results at Sonoma, including Ross Chastain (5th), Austin Hill (12th), Christopher Bell (14th with a broken wrist), and Connor Zilisch (17th).
Jaron Ennis unifies WBA and WBO titles with a knockout of Zayas, while Ben Whittaker impresses in his US debut with a second-round stoppage.
Steve Clarke's tenure as Scotland manager ended after failing to reach knockout stages, but his legacy of taking the team out of the wilderness is acknowledged.
The Commanders' running backs are previewed ahead of training camp, the Titans' front seven is ranked 22nd, and the Steelers countdown to kickoff features a look at No. 77.
Lionel Messi came off the bench to score for Argentina, Lautaro Martinez netted his first World Cup goal, and Petar Sucic scored for Croatia. Alphonso Davies is fit to start for Bayern.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has taken 27 flights and attended 24 matches during the World Cup, highlighting his extensive travel across North America.
Tyrone's Conn Kilpatrick reflects on an All-Ireland quarter-final loss to Kerry, Ireland wins its first Women's T20 World Cup match, and readers debate Long Island's suitability for major golf tournaments.
A BBC Sport article analyzes every World Cup penalty shootout ever, offering insights on how to win from the spot.
The World Cup enters the Round of 32 with England set to face DRC, while Germany and other teams prepare for knockout matches. Key storylines include penalty shootout strategies, fan culture, and power rankings.
Steve Clarke resigned after Scotland's World Cup group stage exit, ending a seven-year tenure. Analysis highlights his legacy of qualification but inability to advance past the group stage.
England advanced to the knockout stage with a 2-0 win over Panama, but right-back injuries concern manager Thomas Tuchel. Their path to the final is now mapped out.
New Zealand builds a lead against England on day four of the third Test at Trent Bridge, with Ravindra and Mitchell steadying the innings.
Ireland stunned India in the first T20I, their first-ever win over India. India look to level the series in the second match.
Articles cover the Browns, Colts, Giants, Titans, and Commanders, including player performances and offensive line rankings.
EA Sports' College Football 27 ratings are out, with Gunner Stockton omitted from top QBs and Texas A&M players highlighted.
The Guardians have a lefty-heavy lineup, Braves' slugger takes blame for struggles, and Cubs schedule information is provided.
Brighton bid £29m for Honest Ahanor, Real Madrid target a midfielder with €80m price tag, and Aston Villa may cut Martinez fee for Juventus.
NASCAR's Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma is set, with Ty Gibbs on pole. Also, the NHL draft and high school football features.
Jaylen Brown's future with the Celtics is uncertain as Western Conference teams discuss trade possibilities. Jimmy Butler comments on his Warriors future, and Rui Hachimura is linked to the Spurs.
Russell takes pole at the Austrian GP ahead of Leclerc and Hamilton, with heat expected to be a factor. McLaren's Andrea Stella calls for increased development intensity to catch Mercedes.
Sean Payton discusses his coaching future, and Andrew Whitworth weighs in on the Bengals' support for Joe Burrow. The Commanders' quarterback room is debated.
The Cubs trade a former first-round pick for a Mets All-Star, and the Red Sox face the Yankees. The 76ers' 2020 draft pick Isaiah Joe is revisited.
Penn State QB Kase Evans is previewed for 2026, and the Giants trade down in a 2027 mock draft. Texas A&M's Kaeden Kent strengthens his Double-A case.
Juventus targets a reunion with Roma winger, Barcelona loans Ecuadorian prospect Caicedo, and Milan is linked with Manchester United's Mount. Real Madrid eyes a World Cup breakout star.
Chase Elliott compares young NASCAR drivers to golf and football stars. The Sonoma race TV schedule is provided, and a rider is airlifted after a crash at Tandragee.
Steve Clarke leaves a strong legacy after stepping down, and the search for his successor begins, with questions about a big-name overseas coach or a Scotland icon.