June 30, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 59,552.04USDT | -1.11% | 59,433.36 – 60,276.54 |
| ETH | 1,588.19USDT | -1.50% | 1,579.79 – 1,614.41 |
| SOL | 74.000USDT | -1.47% | 73.690 – 75.240 |
| BNB | 553.41USDT | -1.06% | 551.62 – 560.40 |
| XRP | 1.047USDT | -1.07% | 1.043 – 1.060 |
| ADA | 0.145USDT | -0.76% | 0.144 – 0.146 |
| DOGE | 0.07251USDT | -1.23% | 0.07213 – 0.07358 |
| AVAX | 6.625USDT | -0.75% | 6.601 – 6.681 |
| LINK | 7.304USDT | -0.96% | 7.268 – 7.397 |
| TON | 1.600USDT | -0.13% | 1.585 – 1.614 |
| SUI | 0.695USDT | -1.03% | 0.690 – 0.703 |
| APT | 0.575USDT | -0.86% | 0.570 – 0.580 |
| ARB | 0.07610USDT | -0.91% | 0.07570 – 0.07680 |
| GMX | 5.380USDT | -1.10% | 5.330 – 5.440 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | 0.00% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.542USDT | -0.88% | 0.538 – 0.549 |
| A | 0.06090USDT | -0.81% | 0.06000 – 0.06170 |
| NEWT | 0.04770USDT | -2.45% | 0.04760 – 0.05020 |
| TRX | 0.320USDT | -0.34% | 0.319 – 0.321 |
| LTC | 42.540USDT | -1.44% | 42.390 – 43.210 |
| BCH | 199.60USDT | -0.75% | 198.30 – 201.70 |
| DOT | 0.818USDT | -0.97% | 0.813 – 0.833 |
| EUR/USD | 1.139USD | -0.29% | 1.139 – 1.143 |
| GBP/USD | 1.323USD | -0.21% | 1.323 – 1.326 |
| USD/JPY | 162.23USD | +0.18% | 161.90 – 162.41 |
| USD/CHF | 0.810USD | +0.24% | 0.807 – 0.810 |
| AUD/USD | 0.687USD | -0.21% | 0.687 – 0.689 |
| USD/CAD | 1.423USD | +0.15% | 1.420 – 1.424 |
| NZD/USD | 0.565USD | -0.06% | 0.564 – 0.566 |
| EUR/GBP | 0.861USD | -0.07% | 0.861 – 0.862 |
| EUR/JPY | 184.81USD | -0.10% | 184.68 – 185.37 |
| GBP/JPY | 214.65USD | -0.04% | 214.47 – 215.05 |
| EUR/TRY | 53.190USD | -0.24% | 53.164 – 53.355 |
| USD/TRY | 46.660USD | +0.06% | 46.599 – 46.671 |
| EUR/CHF | 0.922USD | -0.03% | 0.922 – 0.923 |
| EUR/CAD | 1.621USD | -0.12% | 1.621 – 1.624 |
| EUR/AUD | 1.658USD | -0.07% | 1.657 – 1.662 |
| GBP/CHF | 1.071USD | +0.03% | 1.070 – 1.071 |
| AUD/JPY | 111.50USD | -0.02% | 111.29 – 111.59 |
| CAD/JPY | 113.99USD | +0.03% | 113.87 – 114.20 |
| CHF/JPY | 200.39USD | -0.07% | 200.26 – 200.95 |
| NZD/JPY | 91.615USD | +0.12% | 91.416 – 91.668 |
| AUD/CAD | 0.978USD | -0.04% | 0.977 – 0.979 |
| AUD/CHF | 0.556USD | +0.05% | 0.555 – 0.557 |
| AUD/NZD | 1.217USD | -0.14% | 1.216 – 1.219 |
| GBP/AUD | 1.925AUD | +0.11% | 1.923 – 1.928 |
| GBP/CAD | 1.883USD | -0.05% | 1.882 – 1.884 |
| GBP/NZD | 2.343NZD | -0.06% | 2.342 – 2.347 |
| NZD/CAD | 0.804CAD | +0.13% | 0.802 – 0.804 |
| NZD/CHF | 0.457CHF | +0.25% | 0.456 – 0.457 |
| EUR/SEK | 11.087USD | -0.07% | 11.084 – 11.103 |
| EUR/NOK | 11.333USD | -0.07% | 11.318 – 11.352 |
| USD/SEK | 9.732USD | +0.21% | 9.704 – 9.737 |
| USD/NOK | 9.948USD | +0.20% | 9.912 – 9.953 |
| USD/MXN | 17.486USD | +0.09% | 17.465 – 17.504 |
| USD/ZAR | 16.457USD | +0.24% | 16.412 – 16.476 |
| USD/INR | 94.558INR | +0.03% | 94.520 – 94.673 |
| USD/CNH | 6.796USD | -0.07% | 6.795 – 6.803 |
| USD/SGD | 1.295USD | +0.15% | 1.292 – 1.295 |
| USD/HKD | 7.843USD | +0.03% | 7.841 – 7.843 |
| USD/KRW | 1,548.40KRW | +0.50% | 1,541.43 – 1,548.50 |
| EUR/NZD | 2.017USD | -0.21% | 2.016 – 2.023 |
| CAD/CHF | 0.569CHF | +0.16% | 0.568 – 0.569 |
| EUR/CNH | 7.743USD | -0.34% | 7.739 – 7.771 |
| EUR/HUF | 354.71HUF | +0.28% | 353.02 – 354.76 |
| EUR/PLN | 4.288PLN | +0.08% | 4.284 – 4.290 |
| EUR/ZAR | 18.744USD | -0.06% | 18.738 – 18.800 |
| USD/COP | 3,442.63COP | -0.06% | 3,442.63 – 3,444.55 |
| USD/CZK | 21.289USD | +0.29% | 21.219 – 21.295 |
| USD/DKK | 6.561USD | +0.28% | 6.541 – 6.564 |
| USD/EGP | 49.150EGP | -0.67% | 49.130 – 49.420 |
| USD/HUF | 311.44USD | +0.49% | 308.93 – 311.47 |
| USD/IDR | 17,897.00IDR | -0.33% | 17,883.00 – 17,897.00 |
| USD/ILS | 2.982USD | -0.13% | 2.982 – 2.997 |
| USD/MYR | 4.069MYR | +0.04% | 4.065 – 4.069 |
| USD/PHP | 61.243PHP | +0.20% | 61.114 – 61.290 |
| USD/PLN | 3.765USD | +0.31% | 3.753 – 3.767 |
| USD/THB | 33.276USD | +0.02% | 33.245 – 33.355 |
| USD/AED | 3.673AED | +0.01% | 3.673 – 3.673 |
| USD/TWD | 31.910TWD | +0.17% | 31.860 – 31.927 |
| Gold | 3,980.88USD | -0.90% | 3,942.55 – 4,022.53 |
| AEX | 1,065.35USD | +0.44% | 1,057.09 – 1,067.29 |
| ASX 200 | 8,799.50USD | -0.41% | 8,794.00 – 8,845.00 |
| AUD Index | 68.900USD | -0.05% | 68.760 – 69.030 |
| GBP Index | 132.52USD | +0.43% | 132.28 – 132.64 |
| CAC 40 | 8,367.34USD | -0.21% | 8,341.26 – 8,391.56 |
| Corn | 4.014USD | +0.73% | 3.990 – 4.016 |
| CAD Index | 70.376USD | -0.11% | 70.326 – 70.445 |
| DAX | 24,636.17USD | -0.14% | 24,556.78 – 24,762.24 |
| Dow Jones | 52,188.21USD | +0.59% | 51,955.20 – 52,317.23 |
| DXY | 101.37USD | +0.25% | 101.12 – 101.39 |
| EUR Index | 114.22USD | +0.31% | 114.01 – 114.33 |
| FTSE MIB | 51,163.21USD | -0.20% | 50,997.46 – 51,537.07 |
| Hang Seng | 22,761.50USD | -1.09% | 22,655.00 – 23,067.00 |
| IBEX 35 | 19,387.41USD | -0.20% | 19,317.80 – 19,432.80 |
| Nasdaq Composite | 25,820.14USD | +2.07% | 25,289.76 – 25,834.35 |
| JPY Index | 61.756USD | -0.11% | 61.735 – 61.796 |
| KOSPI | 8,571.61USD | +2.11% | 8,220.80 – 8,667.73 |
| MOVE Index | 68.141USD | +2.03% | 66.787 – 68.141 |
| Nikkei 225 | 70,474.32USD | +1.45% | 69,302.19 – 70,667.00 |
| NYSE Composite | 23,802.70USD | +0.48% | 23,623.67 – 23,809.47 |
| Russell 2000 | 3,010.42USD | +0.01% | 2,969.87 – 3,011.95 |
| Semiconductors | 13,709.66USD | +3.83% | 12,782.53 – 13,733.35 |
| Soybeans | 11.195USD | +0.45% | 11.148 – 11.200 |
| SMI | 14,223.90USD | +0.36% | 14,123.64 – 14,223.90 |
| STI | 5,168.34USD | -0.78% | 5,164.01 – 5,213.01 |
| Sugar | 0.143USD | +1.91% | 0.140 – 0.144 |
| Euro Stoxx 50 | 6,231.64USD | +0.16% | 6,202.49 – 6,240.00 |
| Stoxx 600 | 636.12USD | +0.04% | 634.05 – 637.54 |
| CHF Index | 123.75USD | +0.17% | 123.59 – 123.92 |
| CRB Index | 351.31USD | -0.26% | 351.31 – 351.31 |
| FTSE 100 | 10,484.21USD | -0.23% | 10,471.98 – 10,521.03 |
| Wall St 30 | 52,321.10USD | +0.05% | 52,211.60 – 52,352.10 |
| VIX | 17.660USD | -4.02% | 17.490 – 19.450 |
| Wheat | 5.744USD | +1.02% | 5.679 – 5.744 |
| NZD Index | 56.504USD | +0.22% | 56.400 – 56.570 |
| Oil | 70.22USD | -0.27% | 70.14 – 70.50 |
| Brent | 73.45USD | -0.18% | 73.35 – 73.67 |
| S&P 500 | 7,440.44USD | +1.18% | 7,348.88 – 7,444.32 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 29,774.75USD | +2.25% | 28,991.52 – 29,792.63 |
| Apple | 281.74USD | -0.72% | 279.85 – 288.37 |
| Microsoft | 368.57USD | -1.18% | 359.90 – 380.50 |
| Nvidia | 194.97USD | +1.27% | 189.80 – 196.18 |
| Amazon | 240.14USD | +3.20% | 233.80 – 249.71 |
| Meta | 562.60USD | +2.24% | 558.00 – 570.90 |
| Tesla | 411.84USD | +8.46% | 379.30 – 413.27 |
Prices as of June 30, 2026 05:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the aftermath of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, a major Supreme Court ruling expanding Trump's power to fire regulators, and the sentencing of Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui. Other key themes include the UK's upcoming defence spending plan, a deadly shooting in Germany, and political developments in Peru and the US.
The Supreme Court issued twin rulings expanding Trump's power to fire federal regulators while preventing the removal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook. Dissenting justices warned of destabilizing consequences, and the court also upheld late-arriving mail-in ballot counting.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,700 people, with thousands missing. Rescue efforts continue amid aftershocks, and the U.S. role in aid is under discussion.
A 45-year-old man shot six people dead at a youth welfare facility in Stade, Germany, over a custody dispute about his baby daughter. The suspect was arrested, and the incident is rare for the country.
Trump claimed Iran agreed to peace talks in Doha, but Iran said its delegation will only meet mediators. Oil prices rose amid discussions to halt Gulf attacks, while shipping in the Strait of Hormuz declined.
Andy Burnham, likely next UK prime minister, promised a 'No. 10 North' office in Manchester to shift power from London. The plan aims to boost economic growth and rebalance the country.
The Supreme Court rejected Trump's appeal in the E. Jean Carroll case, while Trump continues to face scrutiny over housing policy and midterm anxieties. The Colorado primary tests anti-establishment energy.
Keiko Fujimori won Peru's presidential election, marking another victory for the Latin American right. The daughter of former strongman Alberto Fujimori returns her family to power in a divided country.
New UK laws require asylum seekers to repay around £10,000 in living costs, sparking criticism from charities. The policy is part of broader immigration reforms.
Comcast plans to spin off NBCUniversal, oil prices rise on Iran talks, and crypto firms face new UK rules. Housing markets slow due to high mortgage rates.
In Celaya and Salamanca, Mexico, cartels have infiltrated local soccer leagues, turning fields into battlefields. Violence and deaths plague matches as cartels co-opt the sport for business.
A heat wave in Western Europe caused over 1,000 excess deaths in France and continues to shift east. Officials issue warnings and cooling advice.
Other notable stories include a Monaco explosion, the death of Afghanistan's only astronaut, and a South African anti-migrant deadline.
The Supreme Court issued twin rulings: one expanding Trump's power to fire independent regulators, and another preventing the firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook. Dissenting justices warned of destabilizing consequences, while Trump celebrated the win but faced setbacks on other cases.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,700 people, with tens of thousands missing. Rescue teams use dogs, drones, and sound detectors to find survivors, while the US considers its role in aid. The death toll is expected to rise as families bury victims.
Keiko Fujimori, daughter of former strongman Alberto Fujimori, won Peru's presidential election, marking another right-wing victory in Latin America. The narrow win reflects a deeply divided country.
Oil prices rose as the US and Iran discussed a deal to suspend attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Shipping traffic declined amid heightened risk, while Iran said its Doha delegation would only talk to mediators.
President Trump's off-script behavior and dismissive comments on housing crisis create anxiety for Republicans ahead of midterms. The party wants to focus on affordability but Trump keeps changing the narrative.
Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui was sentenced to 30 years in US jail for fraud, while director Carl Rinsch got 30 months for defrauding Netflix of $11 million. Both cases involved lavish spending of victims' money.
New UK law requires asylum seekers to repay around £10,000 for living costs, condemned by charities. Separately, a long-delayed defence investment plan will be published to equip the armed forces.
Comcast will spin off NBCUniversal, separating its media business from cable and internet operations. The move follows a trend in the media industry toward unbundling.
The EU and China agree to three months of talks to address a €360 billion trade deficit and avoid a trade war. The discussions aim to make the bilateral relationship more balanced.
The Supreme Court issued landmark rulings expanding President Trump's power to fire federal regulators, while blocking his attempt to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook. Dissents warned of destabilizing consequences, and the court also upheld grace periods for mail-in ballots.
A 45-year-old man killed six people at a youth welfare facility in Stade, Germany, after a custody dispute over his baby daughter. The suspect has been arrested.
President Trump claimed Iran agreed to peace talks in Doha, but Iran said its delegation would only meet with mediators. Oil prices rose amid discussions to suspend Gulf attacks, and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz has declined.
Andy Burnham, likely next UK PM, promises devolution with a 'No 10 North' to shift power from London. The defence secretary secured £1.5bn for drones, and a long-delayed defence plan will be published.
President Trump's off-script comments cause anxiety among Republicans ahead of midterms, as he dismisses the housing crisis as 'a yawn'. The administration also paid to stop an offshore wind farm.
Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui was sentenced to 30 years in US jail for fraud, while director Carl Rinsch got 30 months for defrauding Netflix of $11m. Both cases involved diverting funds for personal use.
Australian MP Josh Burns testified about online hate at an antisemitism inquiry, while Sydney plans parking zones for shared ebikes to end 'wild west scenes'. Police close in on letter writer 'Scorpio'.
A heat wave moving east across Europe shattered records, with France reporting 1,000 excess deaths. Officials urged precautions as temperatures soared.
Senator Gallego faces scrutiny over campaign funds for family trips, but the Ethics Committee dismissed misconduct claims. Rep. Kean is set to speak after a 116-day absence.
Two Dan Sullivans will appear on Alaska's Senate ballot after a court ruling, while Colorado primaries test left-wing energy. The Colorado Supreme Court rejected Democratic redistricting plans.
The Supreme Court issued a series of rulings, including expanding Trump's power to fire federal regulators while preventing the firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook. The decisions also upheld mail-in ballot grace periods and rejected Trump's appeal in the E. Jean Carroll case.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela have killed over 1,700 people, with rescue efforts ongoing and many still missing. The disaster has sparked international attention and debate over the U.S. role in aiding recovery.
Andy Burnham, likely next UK prime minister, promises a 'No. 10 North' to shift power out of London. A defence spending plan is due, and new asylum rules require refugees to repay costs.
Keiko Fujimori wins Peru's presidential election, marking another right-wing victory in Latin America. The narrow win reflects a divided country, with her family's movement returning to power.
Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui was sentenced to 30 years in US prison for fraud, and director Carl Rinsch got 30 months for defrauding Netflix. The San Francisco archdiocese settled child abuse claims for $395 million.
Senator Gallego faces scrutiny over campaign funds for family trips, and two Dan Sullivans will appear on Alaska's ballot. AI is changing how politicians run for office.
A heat wave in Europe has caused over 1,000 excess deaths in France and is moving east, with warnings and forecasts issued.
Comcast plans to spin off NBCUniversal, oil prices rise due to U.S.-Iran tensions, and UK homes are harder to sell due to high mortgage rates. Crypto firms in the UK face new rules.
A Monaco explosion injures three, Australia police close in on a mystery letter writer, and a former Afghan astronaut dies. Also, a South African leader warns anti-migrant protesters.
The Supreme Court expanded Trump's power to fire federal regulators but blocked his attempt to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, affirming the Fed's independence. The court also upheld late-arriving mail-in ballot grace periods, a setback for Trump's election efforts.
Trump's actions are causing anxiety among Republicans ahead of the midterms, as he goes off script on economic issues. Key developments include the Alaska Senate ballot ruling and scrutiny of Senator Gallego's campaign funds.
A 45-year-old man opened fire at a youth facility in Stade, Germany, killing six employees after a custody dispute over his baby daughter. The suspect has been arrested.
Iran says its delegation will be in Doha only to talk to mediators, not the US, despite Trump's claim of peace talks. Oil prices rise as discussions to suspend Gulf attacks emerge, following recent clashes in the Strait of Hormuz.
Exiled Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui was sentenced to 30 years in US prison for fraud, including money laundering. He courted US conservatives as an anti-Communist crusader while using supporters' money for lavish purchases.
Hollywood director Carl Rinsch was sentenced to 2.5 years for defrauding Netflix of $11 million, using the money for personal expenses like luxury cars. The case highlights Hollywood financial misconduct.
Andy Burnham is set to become UK PM, promising devolution of power from London. New asylum rules require refugees to repay £10,000 in living costs, while a defence spending plan is published and a maternity commissioner is appointed.
Australia's opposition faces criticism over housing policy, while police close in on a mystery letter writer 'Scorpio'. A truck crash on the Hume Highway causes explosions, and Sydney plans parking zones for shared ebikes.
A heat wave in Europe shatters temperature records, causing 1,000 excess deaths in France. Extreme weather is reshaping US-China competition, highlighting the cost of falling behind on climate adaptation.
Twin earthquakes have devastated Venezuela, killing over 1,700 people and leaving tens of thousands missing. Rescue efforts continue with dogs, drones, and sound detectors, while survivors and deported Venezuelans face negligence from the government.
The Supreme Court issued several key rulings, including expanding Trump's power to fire federal regulators but preventing the removal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook. Other decisions upheld mail-in ballot grace periods and rejected Trump's appeal in the E. Jean Carroll case.
Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui, a prominent critic of China's Communist party, was sentenced to 30 years in US prison for fraud and money laundering. He used supporters' money to buy lavish homes and a Bugatti.
The UK's long-delayed defence investment plan will be published, outlining how billions will be spent on equipping the armed forces. This comes as Andy Burnham, likely next PM, promises devolution.
Keiko Fujimori won Peru's presidential election, giving the Latin American right another victory. Her narrow win returns her family's movement to power in a divided country.
An explosion in Monaco injured three people, with two in critical condition. CCTV shows a man dropping a backpack in a residential building lobby, and police are hunting the suspect.
Hollywood director Carl Rinsch was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding Netflix of $11 million. He used the money for personal purchases like Rolls Royces and Ferraris.
Australian politics saw Garth Hamilton storm out of question time, while police close in on the 'Scorpio' letter writer. Sydney will introduce parking zones for shared ebikes to end blocked footpaths.
England will get a powerful maternity commissioner after the Amos review found 'shocking' failings in childbirth and neonatal care. The review recommends transparency and standards but falls short on systemic racism.
Oil prices rose as US and Iran discuss a deal to suspend Gulf attacks. India's biggest share sales reflect its mobile-driven economy, while the North American free trade pact faces a looming deadline.
Today's top stories center on AI's expanding influence across industries—from coding and politics to mental health and pharma—alongside major legal rulings on geofence warrants and privacy. Significant developments also include South Korea's massive investment in memory chips and humanoid robots, Rocket Lab's acquisition of Iridium, and new research on water structure and daylight saving time health impacts.
New AI coding tools and models are emerging rapidly: Chamath Palihapitiya's startup raises $135M, Cursor launches a mobile app, and open-source models like Ornith-1.0 and Qwen 3.6 gain traction. OpenAI teases hardware for Codex, and vibe coding platform Base44 launches its own model.
The Supreme Court ruled that geofence warrants require constitutional protections, a major win for privacy advocates. Other legal developments include the EU pushing Google to share search data, Illinois taxing prediction market sports bets, and European ISPs seeking accountability for overblocking. Lawmakers also propose banning AI companies from selling health data.
AI continues to reshape politics and business, with stories on AI-generated campaign materials, Meta contractors prompting rival chatbots about sensitive topics, and Anthropic's deal with California. Tidal cracks down on AI music by cutting monetization, while Gemini expands personalized image generation to free users.
Rocket Lab acquires Iridium Communications in a transformative $8 billion deal, aiming to compete with Amazon and SpaceX. NASA's X-59 tests supersonic flight without sonic boom, and think tanks game out disaster scenarios in space warfare.
South Korea invests over $550B in memory chip production and humanoid robots, while Supermicro's Taiwan offices are raided in a chip smuggling probe. Leaked iPhone 18 Pro photos appear on the dark web, and Sony hints at next-gen PlayStation beyond the living room.
US renewable energy hits a milestone with small-scale solar, while Trump administration threatens 92 GW of new electricity supply. Ozone loss existed before CFCs, and Kentucky faces deadly flash flooding.
WhatsApp introduces usernames to allow chatting without sharing phone numbers, and a report finds many child safety features on social apps don't work. Wikipedia founder Larry Sanger is barred from editing the site.
Sony erases digital content from libraries, highlighting ownership issues. Comcast splits its media and broadband properties, and Kobo eReader adds a Goodreads rival with StoryGraph integration.
Waymo and Uber quietly part ways in Phoenix, while a robot hand company settles a Tesla trade secret suit and raises $11M. South Korea targets commercial humanoid robots by 2028.
T-Mobile boots customers from oldest plans, Apple's M3 iPad Air is priced at $499, and Flipper Device's Busy Bar aims to boost productivity. Mattress reviews and hearing aid reviews also feature.
Scientists find molecular-level evidence for two structures in liquid water, and the Strawberry Moon lights up the night sky. Deadly flash flooding hits Kentucky, and rescued bears from a Korean bile farm are cleared for a flight to Suffolk.
US offers $10 million for info on Russia-state groups behind Signal and WhatsApp hacking spree. A new top-level domain .self aims to support self-hosting, and open-source tools like JumpServer for privileged access management gain attention.
Multiple new AI coding models and platforms are emerging, including Ornith-1.0, LongCat-2.0, and Qwen 3.6, alongside tools like Cursor's mobile app and OpenAI's Codex hardware. These developments highlight the intense competition and investment in AI-assisted software development.
The US Supreme Court rules that geofence warrants require constitutional protections, a major privacy win. The decision limits government use of location data, though stops short of an outright ban. Relatedly, lawmakers propose banning AI companies from selling health data.
Rocket Lab acquires Iridium Communications in an $8 billion all-stock deal, aiming to compete with Amazon and SpaceX. The move is seen as transformative for the space industry.
South Korea plans to spend over $550B on memory chip production and humanoid robots, targeting a lead in physical AI. Companies like Samsung and SK Hynix are committing to new fabs to ease 'RAMageddon'.
AI is increasingly used in political campaigns for generating images, analyzing voter data, and crafting messages. Reports also highlight the financial strain on tech workers in San Francisco as AI companies prepare to go public.
WhatsApp is introducing usernames to allow users to connect without sharing phone numbers, enhancing privacy. Multiple articles cover how to reserve usernames and the implications for user security.
Tidal will not pay royalties on AI-generated music and will use automated tools to remove impersonations, but stops short of an outright ban. The policy aims to protect artists and inform listeners.
Beyond geofence warrants, the Supreme Court's ruling impacts digital privacy. Other privacy news includes Meta contractors posing as teens to test rival chatbots, and Google warning EU plans could expose user data.
New open-source tools like JumpServer for privileged access management and Fil-C for memory-safe context switching highlight security-focused development. The .self top-level domain aims to support self-hosting.
US renewable energy hit a milestone in April, with small-scale solar helping renewables nearly triple coal's generation. However, Trump administration policies threaten 92 GW of new solar and wind capacity.
Sony is erasing digital content from libraries, reminding consumers they don't truly own what they buy. The company also hints at a next-gen PlayStation that goes beyond the living room.
Other notable stories include scientists finding molecular evidence for two structures in liquid water, the Strawberry Moon, and Comcast splitting its media and broadband properties.
The US Supreme Court ruled that geofence warrants require constitutional protections, a major privacy win. This decision impacts law enforcement's use of location data and is accompanied by related debates on data sharing and health data sales.
South Korea plans to invest over $550 billion in memory chip production and humanoid robots, while Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron face a US lawsuit over price fixing. Supermicro's Taiwan offices were raided in a chip smuggling probe.
Tidal announced it will not pay royalties on AI-generated music and will use automated tools to remove impersonating content. This policy aims to protect artists while informing listeners, sparking debate on AI's role in music.
Beyond geofence warrants, the Supreme Court's ruling is a key digital rights decision. Other stories include the EU's push for Google to share data and Meta's contractors posing as teens to test chatbots.
The Strawberry Moon, the first full moon of summer, is visible tonight. Additionally, think tanks are gaming out disaster scenarios in space warfare, reflecting growing concerns about space security.
Comcast is splitting its media and broadband properties, while Rocket Lab's acquisition of Iridium is a major deal. These moves signal strategic realignments in the tech and media sectors.
New AI-powered devices are emerging, including Omen AI's data center coolant monitor, Pocket's AI note-taking puck, and Flipper Device's Busy Bar for productivity. These gadgets aim to optimize workflows and data center efficiency.
Sony hinted at a next-gen PlayStation that goes beyond the living room, while also erasing digital content from libraries, raising concerns about digital ownership. Leaked iPhone 18 Pro photos also surfaced on the dark web.
AI is transforming multiple sectors including pharma, air traffic control, manufacturing, and gaming, but faces challenges around cost, trust, and regulation. Articles cover AI's potential in drug development, automation in Chinese factories, and the rise of agentic travel agents.
Governments and courts are grappling with AI's impact on privacy and security, including Supreme Court rulings on geofence warrants, EU plans to weaken Google's monopoly, and proposed bans on selling health data from AI chatbots.
AI is reshaping political campaigns through image generation and data analysis, while also raising concerns about mental health and child safety on social apps. Meta contractors posed as teens to test rival chatbots.
South Korea plans to invest over $1T in memory chip production and humanoid robots, while Supermicro faces a chip smuggling probe. The global chip race intensifies with new models like LongCat-2.0.
Rocket Lab acquires Iridium Communications in an $8 billion all-stock deal, creating a fully integrated space company. Think tanks also game out disaster scenarios in space warfare.
Supreme Court rules geofence warrants require constitutional protections, a major privacy win. Also, EY staff charged with accessing Australian PM's bank details, and US offers $10M for info on Signal/WhatsApp hacking group.
WhatsApp introduces usernames to protect phone numbers, T-Mobile boots customers from old plans, and Kobo adds a Goodreads rival. Leaked iPhone 18 Pro photos appear on the dark web.
Tidal will not pay royalties on AI-generated music but won't ban it outright, using automated tools to remove impersonations. OpenAI teases new hardware for Codex.
Scientists find molecular evidence for two structures in liquid water, and a quantum computing startup claims it will leapfrog competitors. Also, exploring PDP-1 Lisp from 1960.
UK's Keir Starmer unveils defence plan with £5bn for drones, and South Korea targets physical AI lead. Rocket Lab's acquisition also has defense implications.
AI coding platforms are attracting massive investment and launching new tools, including a $135M raise for Chamath Palihapitiya's startup and a mobile app from Cursor. New open-source models like Ornith-1.0 and Qwen 3.6 are also gaining traction for local development.
A new report shows high-intensity AI adopters saw headcount rise 10.2%, with entry-level positions growing 12%, challenging the narrative that AI kills jobs. Meanwhile, tech workers in San Francisco struggle with rising costs despite six-figure salaries.
AI is transforming sectors like pharma, air traffic control, and manufacturing, with potential to speed drug development and assist controllers. However, trust and cost concerns remain, as businesses face budget-busting AI bills.
Major AI model releases include LongCat-2.0 (1.6T parameters), Qwen 3.6 27B for local use, and Base44's own model. Google's Gemini now offers free personalized image generation in the US.
The Supreme Court ruled geofence warrants require constitutional protections, a major privacy win. Meta contractors posed as teens to test rival chatbots, and lawmakers propose banning AI companies from selling health data.
South Korea commits over $550B to memory chip production and humanoid robots, while Supermicro's Taiwan offices are raided in a chip smuggling probe. The US renewable boom passes a key milestone.
AI is changing how politicians run for office, with campaigns using it for data analysis and messaging. Anthropic strikes a deal with California, while the EU pushes for search data sharing.
Sony's next-gen PlayStation aims to go beyond the living room, and DC's cinematic universe slows down. AI drives a boom in new games but big developers dominate.
New open-source projects include a native graphical shell for SSH, Linux on Sega MegaDrive, and memory-safe context switching. The .self top-level domain aims to support self-hosting.
Scientists find molecular-level evidence for two structures in liquid water, and ozone loss was detectable before CFCs. A 300k-year-old cave site is explored in Israel, and the Strawberry Moon is visible.
AI is transforming multiple sectors: it's changing political campaigns, boosting pharma R&D, enabling factory automation in China, and even being used for mental health support. Reports also show AI adoption is increasing headcount, especially for entry-level roles, countering fears of job displacement.
South Korea commits over $550B to memory chip production and humanoid robots, targeting a lead in physical AI. Samsung and SK Hynix plan new fabs to ease 'RAMageddon', while the government aims for commercial humanoid robots by 2028.
Tidal announces it will not pay royalties on AI-generated music but won't ban it outright, using automated tools to prevent impersonation. The policy aims to protect artists while informing listeners.
WhatsApp is introducing usernames, allowing users to chat without sharing phone numbers. Users can reserve usernames of 3-35 characters ahead of the feature's full rollout later this year.
US renewable energy hits a milestone with small-scale solar helping renewables nearly triple coal's generation. However, Trump administration policies threaten 92 GW of new wind and solar capacity.
Rocket Lab's Iridium acquisition and think tank scenarios on space warfare highlight growing space industry activity. Also, a researcher discovers diverse algae on an Antarctic mission, and the Strawberry Moon is visible tonight.
Hacker News features several retro computing stories: exploring PDP-1 Lisp from 1960, Linux running on a Sega MegaDrive, and a Game Boy emulator that JIT-compiles to WASM outperforming native interpreters.
Scientists find molecular-level evidence for two structures in liquid water, and a study shows ozone loss existed before CFCs, suggesting the problem could have been spotted earlier with modern tools.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by major box office stories, including 'Supergirl's disappointing performance and 'Michael' becoming the highest-grossing biopic. The industry also sees significant developments in video game adaptations, with Netflix developing a live-action 'Persona' series, and notable legal cases like Carl Rinsch's sentencing for defrauding Netflix. Additionally, the passing of beloved actress Penelope Keith and tributes to music executive Clive Davis highlight the human stories behind the headlines.
The 'Supergirl' movie is underperforming at the box office, with projections of a $125M loss for Warner Bros. Critics and analysts are questioning why Hollywood continues to fail female superhero films.
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' has become the highest-grossing biopic of all time, surpassing 'Oppenheimer' with nearly $1 billion worldwide. Despite mixed critical reception, the film has resonated strongly with global audiences.
Comcast's plan to split from NBCUniversal is expected to face minimal antitrust scrutiny but could reshape media M&A. Industry observers speculate on potential buyers for the separated assets.
Director Carl Rinsch was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding Netflix of $11 million, with the judge citing mental health issues in a lower-than-expected sentence.
Netflix is developing a live-action TV series based on the popular 'Persona' video game franchise, with Christopher Monfette attached to write and 21 Laps and Story Kitchen producing.
Olivia Wilde revealed that Walton Goggins saved her life on the set of 'Cowboys & Aliens' by preventing her from being stampeded by horses.
Amanda Batula is leaving 'Summer House' after nine seasons, and Ben Waddell will not return for Season 11 after one season. Both exits come amid cast shakeups for the Bravo reality series.
Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys honored the late record executive Clive Davis at his funeral, with performances and eulogies from music industry legends.
Former child actor Daveigh Chase, known for 'Lilo & Stitch', died of AIDS at age 35. The official cause of death was revealed as acquired immunodeficiency syndrome with other conditions.
Taylor Sheridan gave a candid interview criticizing studio executives and TV critics, stating he doesn't aim for Emmys. He defended his approach to storytelling and his success with the 'Yellowstone' franchise.
Unionized Xbox workers held a press conference demanding layoff protections as Microsoft reportedly prepares major cuts. Employees are pushing back against what they see as failures by executives.
Actress Penelope Keith, known for 'The Good Life' and 'To the Manor Born', has died at age 86. Tributes highlight her comic genius and beloved roles.
'Supergirl' is projected to lose Warner Bros. over $100 million after a disastrous box office run, while the Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' has become the highest-grossing biopic of all time, surpassing 'Oppenheimer'.
Netflix is developing a live-action TV series based on the popular Persona video game franchise, with Christopher Monfette attached to write. The project is produced by 21 Laps and Story Kitchen.
Carl Rinsch, director of '47 Ronin', was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding Netflix of $11 million. The judge considered evidence of untreated mental health issues in issuing a lower sentence.
In a candid interview, Taylor Sheridan slammed studio executives for knowing 'nothing' and dismissed his TV critics, stating he's not trying to win Emmys and does 'rage-bait' them.
Olivia Wilde revealed on a podcast that Walton Goggins saved her from being stampeded by horses on the set of 'Cowboys & Aliens', calling him a real-life hero.
Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys delivered emotional eulogies at Clive Davis's funeral, with performances by Kenny G and Jennifer Hudson, celebrating the legendary record executive's life.
Unionized Xbox employees held a press conference demanding protections as Microsoft reportedly prepares massive layoffs. They criticized executives' failures and called for job security.
New Order's Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert will not tour with the band due to personal health reasons, including an upcoming show in Chile.
Former child actress Daveigh Chase, known for 'Lilo & Stitch', died of AIDS at age 35. Other significant conditions included chronic poly...
Paramount released the trailer for 'Angry Birds Movie 3', featuring Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad navigating parenting challenges. The sequel hits theaters later this year.
Grand Theft Auto 6's reported $1 billion in digital pre-orders may shape the future of GameStop and other retail chains, potentially leading to a disaster for physical stores.
Netflix is developing a live-action TV series based on the Persona video game franchise, with Christopher Monfette attached to write. The project is a collaboration with Sega and Atlus.
Unionized Xbox developers held a press conference demanding layoff protections as Microsoft reportedly prepares massive cuts to its gaming business.
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' has become the highest-grossing biopic of all time, surpassing 'Oppenheimer' with $977 million at the box office.
Former James Bond casting director Debbie McWilliams insists the next 007 should be an unknown actor, dismissing rumored contenders like Jacob Elordi and Callum Turner.
Comcast's plan to split from NBCUniversal is not expected to face antitrust issues, but the move is being analyzed under the current regulatory environment.
Former Bond casting director Debbie McWilliams insists the next 007 must be an unknown actor, ruling out rumored candidates like Jacob Elordi and Callum Turner who are too well-known.
Olivia Wilde revealed that Walton Goggins saved her life from being stampeded by horses on the set of 'Cowboys & Aliens,' calling him a real-life hero.
Tributes pour in for 'comic genius' Penelope Keith, star of 'The Good Life', who died at 86, and actor Tom Ligon, known for 'Bang the Drum Slowly', who passed at 85.
Tech experts cast doubt on claims that GTA 6 will run at 60fps, while the game's $1 billion in digital pre-orders threatens the future of retail chains like GameStop.
Lizzo opened up about the disappointing performance of her album 'Bitch', saying she 'hurt my own feelings' and came to terms with industry realities and past allegations.
Supergirl is projected to lose Warner Bros. over $100 million at the box office, while the Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' has become the highest-grossing biopic of all time, surpassing $977 million globally.
Actress Penelope Keith, known for 'The Good Life,' has died at 86, while music executive Clive Davis was honored at a funeral with eulogies from Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys.
Kevin Spacey opened up on Bill Maher's podcast about feeling attacked for being gay and closeted, in a candid interview.
Former James Bond casting director Debbie McWilliams insists the next 007 should be an unknown actor, ruling out stars like Jacob Elordi and Callum Turner.
Lizzo opened up about the disappointing performance of her album 'Bitch,' saying she hurt her own feelings but has come to terms with industry realities.
Ariana Grande apologized and rescheduled three 'Eternal Sunshine' tour dates due to production issues, prioritizing safety.
Grand Theft Auto 6's reported $1 billion in digital pre-orders could negatively impact stores like GameStop, shaping the future of physical game retail.
The 2026 World Cup knockout stage has delivered major upsets, with Germany and the Netherlands both eliminated on penalties by Paraguay and Morocco respectively. Emotional stories like Cody Gakpo's goal after personal tragedy and the fallout for managers like Julian Nagelsmann dominate headlines. Meanwhile, MLB, NBA, and cricket news also feature prominently.
Four-time champions Germany crashed out of the World Cup in a shock penalty shootout loss to Paraguay, their first ever such defeat. A controversial VAR disallowed goal in extra time sparked widespread criticism from pundits including Alan Shearer and Jurgen Klopp.
Brazil overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Japan 2-1, ending Japan's World Cup dreams. The comeback victory showcased Brazil's resilience and keeps their title hopes alive.
The Netherlands and Morocco face off in a crucial round of 32 match, with the winner advancing to face Canada. Both teams have impressed in the tournament so far.
Wimbledon's opening day saw defending champion Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic survive scares, while 10 British players lost. Injury concerns and withdrawals highlighted the physical toll of the sport.
The Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold after he was charged with orchestrating kidnappings and beatings. Arnold was granted a $1 million bond but faces serious legal consequences.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders commented on his son Shilo's ongoing legal troubles, saying 'They got to stop this.' The remarks highlight the personal challenges facing the Sanders family.
Robert Lewandowski has signed with the Chicago Fire in MLS on a deal until 2028, bringing his 697 career goals to the league. The move is a major coup for American soccer.
The Memphis Grizzlies traded two-time All-Star Ja Morant to the Portland Trail Blazers, signaling a major shakeup. The move raises questions about how Morant fits with Damian Lillard and the team's direction under new ownership.
The Bucks declined a qualifying offer to Ousmane Dieng but remain interested in a new deal, while the Pistons could land Domantas Sabonis in a trade. Kristaps Porzingis signed a $40M extension with the Warriors.
Teams like the Ravens, Colts, and Vikings are preparing for training camp with roster evaluations and player risers. The Steelers may cut quarterback Will Howard.
Michigan football flipped linebacker Weston Port from UCLA, and Auburn has locked down top 2027 prospects. Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson earned another award.
The Cardinals face the Braves, the Astros host the Twins, and Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr. criticized an umpire's call. The Dodgers play the Athletics in Sacramento.
Germany suffered a stunning last-32 exit to Paraguay, losing a penalty shootout for the first time in World Cup history. The defeat has piled pressure on coach Julian Nagelsmann, with controversial VAR decisions and a disallowed goal sparking debate.
Novak Djokovic and defending champion Jannik Sinner both overcame first-round scares to advance, while 10 British players lost on a disappointing opening day. Naomi Osaka paid tribute to Japan with a special kimono outfit, and injuries to Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu highlighted concerns about tennis's demanding schedule.
The Grizzlies traded two-time All-Star Ja Morant to the Trail Blazers, while the Warriors agreed to bring back Kristaps Porzingis on a two-year deal. Other moves include the Spurs re-signing Harrison Barnes, and various teams making roster decisions on options and qualifying offers.
Reds outfielder Dane Myers was carted off after a violent collision with the wall while making a catch, and the Mets' outfield struggled in a loss to Toronto. The Dodgers faced the Athletics, and Red Sox prospect Marcelo Mayer is expected to miss significant time with a stress fracture.
Texas continued its hot recruiting streak with a commitment from 2027 DL Jason Johnson, while Michigan landed a flip from linebacker Weston Port. Ohio State added five-star DL Marcus Fakatou and expects more commitments soon, and Ole Miss secured a commitment from four-star WR Alvin Mosley.
The Vikings' offseason moves were ranked, and their roster talent continues to earn respect. The Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold after he was charged with orchestrating kidnappings and beatings.
Brazil avoided humiliation with a comeback win, and the Netherlands faced Morocco in a last-32 match. Fan passion across host nations was highlighted as the tournament intensified.
Robert Lewandowski joined MLS side Chicago Fire on a deal until 2028, and Harry Kane is expected to extend his Bayern Munich contract. Other transfer rumors include Aston Villa valuing Morgan Rogers at a British-record fee.
The Celtics are reportedly targeting a free agent center and have been listening to trade pitches for Jaylen Brown, who is reportedly irked by the efforts. The team's offseason strategy remains unclear.
Mikal Bridges reflected on his favorite moment from the Knicks' NBA Championship win, highlighting his integral role in the team's success.
Nursulton Ruziboev may fight at UFC 330 after a win in Baku, and Michigan State added an NHL draft pick to its 2026-27 roster. A Canes Country playoff pick'em contest winner was announced.
Ben Stokes' orchestrated retirement from Test cricket sparked controversy, with analysis of his lasting impact on the England team.
Novak Djokovic and defending champion Jannik Sinner survived first-round scares, while 10 British players lost on a tough day. Naomi Osaka wore a kimono-inspired outfit, and injury concerns for players were highlighted.
Jalen Duren is set to meet with the Lakers, Marcus Smart will opt out, and the Kings are exploring trades for Zach LaVine. Jaylen Brown is frustrated with the Celtics' approach, and Cason Wallace may leave OKC.
A 'heat dome' threatens sweltering conditions for fans and players. The Netherlands lead Morocco, DR Congo dreams of upsetting England, and Canada's Stephen Eustáquio scored a historic goal.
Dane Myers was carted off after a scary collision, the Yankees lost to the Tigers with Jazz Chisholm injured, and the Orioles fell to the White Sox for their third straight loss.
The Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold after he was charged with orchestrating a kidnapping and beating. Nick Saban wrote a letter supporting Arnold's character.
WWE announced new matches for SummerSlam 2026 after Monday's Raw, including Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar in Hell in a Cell and Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Title.
Magomed 'Wild Chanco' Zaynukov is set to make his UFC debut in Abu Dhabi, adding excitement to the fight card.
The NHL and PWHL have seen increased social media engagement following their recent drafts, with the PWHL growing rapidly on Reddit.
Other stories include the Red Sox extending their win streak, the Pirates' comeback win, and the end of live horse racing at NYC's Aqueduct track.
The Netherlands and Morocco went to extra time in their last-32 match, with a stunning save by the Dutch goalkeeper keeping hopes alive. The game is part of the ongoing knockout stage drama.
Brazil snatched a late win against Japan, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring after a costly turnover by Ao Tanaka. Matheus Cunha consoled the heartbroken Japan midfielder, while Carlo Ancelotti's tactical adjustments saved Brazil from humiliation.
Liverpool's Cody Gakpo scored for the Netherlands days after the loss of his unborn son, leading to emotional scenes on the pitch. His tribute and teammates' support were widely covered.
Novak Djokovic and defending champion Jannik Sinner survived first-round scares at Wimbledon, while 10 British players lost on a chastening day. Naomi Osaka wore a kimono-inspired outfit, and injury concerns continue to plague the sport.
Kawhi Leonard's time with the Clippers is reportedly ending, with the Raptors willing to offer him a deal. The Ja Morant trade to Portland is analyzed, and the Pistons are unwilling to give Jalen Duren a max contract.
Seiya Suzuki hit a game-ending single to lift the Cubs over the Padres. Other MLB highlights include strong pitching performances from Zebby Matthews and Casey Mize.
Australia face West Indies in the Women's T20 World Cup semi-final, aiming to reclaim their title. The tournament continues with high stakes.
Duke lands a four-star recruit for 2027, TCU adds multiple transfers, and Army welcomes new athletes on R-Day. The Mountain West scraps its preseason football poll due to realignment.
The San Jose Sharks signed Zack Ostapchuk to a four-year deal, and the Red Wings declined a qualifying offer for a prospect. Incoming Michigan State goalie Joshua Ravensbergen will attend Sharks development camp.
Dustin Johnson will miss his first Open since 2009, ending a major streak. The Nations Championship begins with a power-packed Springboks lineup against England.
Morocco advanced to the Round of 16 after a dramatic penalty shootout win over the Netherlands, with Ismael Saibari scoring the decisive spot kick. The match ended 1-1 after extra time, with Issa Diop's stoppage-time equalizer forcing the shootout.
The Round of 32 has delivered thrilling matches with late goals and penalty shootouts, as teams like Brazil and Morocco clinched dramatic victories. Updated brackets and elimination lists track the tournament's progress.
Novak Djokovic and defending champion Jannik Sinner survived first-round scares, while British hopes suffered a chastening day with 10 players losing. Naomi Osaka wore a custom kimono and Jessica Pegula advanced with confidence.
Jaylen Brown's social media activity fuels trade speculation, while the Warriors' Kristaps Porzingis decision impacts LeBron James and Anthony Davis pursuit. 2027 NBA Finals futures see Heat and Blazers odds rise after recent moves.
The Ravens' young core shows growth under a new coaching staff, with insider projections for four overlooked rookies. ESPN highlights the team's toughest stretch as key to reclaiming the AFC North.
Red Sox players Wilyer Abreu and Willson Contreras speak about playing amid the Venezuelan crisis, with Contreras apologizing for a bat flip dedicated to his country. The team's first baseman connects with fans back home.
Tampa Bay and Green Bay reignite their feud as rookie linebacker Josiah Trotter brings his 'axe' celebration to the Buccaneers. The rivalry's history and modern playoff clashes are highlighted.
The Rockies bullpen blows a lead against the Marlins, the Diamondbacks stay undefeated vs. Giants, and the Mariners beat the Angels. Astros place SS Jeremy Pena on 10-day IL with leg discomfort.
Viktor Hovland's Travelers Championship win over Scottie Scheffler stands out for its drama. Sean Strickland wrestles a fan on a Florida beach in a viral video.
Detroit Lions release cornerback Terrion Arnold after he is charged with orchestrating a kidnapping and beating plot. The team acted swiftly following the allegations.
Oleksandr Usyk eyes Deontay Wilder or Jon Jones for his final fight, while Harry Kane is set to extend his Bayern Munich contract. Aston Villa values Morgan Rogers at a British-record £130m.
Germany suffered a historic World Cup exit, losing a penalty shootout for the first time to Paraguay in the round of 32. Controversial VAR decisions and missed penalties sparked debate, putting Julian Nagelsmann's future in doubt.
The Netherlands were knocked out by Morocco in a dramatic penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw, extending their poor shootout record. Cody Gakpo scored an emotional goal days after losing his unborn son.
Previews for matches including Ivory Coast vs Norway, Mexico vs Ecuador, and France vs Sweden highlight the knockout stage's intrigue. The US faces Bosnia-Herzegovina aiming to avoid another early exit.
Paraguay's penalty shootout win over Germany sparked euphoric celebrations, marking one of the biggest wins in their football history. Fans and players reflected on the journey from loss to the US to this triumph.
Seven Manchester City stars could leave as Enzo Maresca plans a squad rebuild. The club is also searching for a right-back, with Matheus Nunes carrying a heavy workload.
Shohei Ohtani homered as the Dodgers beat the Athletics 9-4, while the Mariners rallied past the Angels 6-2. The Padres lost their third straight to the Cubs.
England captain Ben Stokes announced his retirement from international cricket after the third Test against New Zealand, citing the toll of leadership. His farewell match ended in a 160-run defeat.
Novak Djokovic battled past Wu Yibing in four sets to reach the second round at Wimbledon. The tournament also saw injury concerns for British players like Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu.
Dusty May explained his decision to leave Michigan and take the Dallas Mavericks job during his introductory press conference. NBA trade rumors also swirl around Kawhi Leonard and the Raptors.
The Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold after he was charged with orchestrating a kidnapping and beating. The move came days after the charges were filed.
A cricket club pulled out of its league after repeated vandalism, Dustin Johnson will miss his first Open since 2009, and Brighton and Ffos Las host live racing on Sky Sports.