June 30, 2026
| Asset | Price | Change | Range (day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 58,394.34USDT | -3.03% | 58,201.00 – 60,276.54 |
| ETH | 1,567.16USDT | -2.80% | 1,550.20 – 1,614.41 |
| SOL | 73.170USDT | -2.57% | 71.900 – 75.800 |
| BNB | 546.17USDT | -2.35% | 543.68 – 560.40 |
| XRP | 1.039USDT | -1.89% | 1.027 – 1.060 |
| ADA | 0.145USDT | -0.76% | 0.142 – 0.146 |
| DOGE | 0.07089USDT | -3.43% | 0.06952 – 0.07358 |
| AVAX | 6.518USDT | -2.35% | 6.385 – 6.681 |
| LINK | 7.161USDT | -2.90% | 7.121 – 7.397 |
| TON | 1.600USDT | -0.13% | 1.585 – 1.614 |
| SUI | 0.691USDT | -1.61% | 0.677 – 0.703 |
| APT | 0.567USDT | -2.24% | 0.555 – 0.580 |
| ARB | 0.07500USDT | -2.34% | 0.07360 – 0.07690 |
| GMX | 5.510USDT | +1.29% | 5.330 – 5.700 |
| FLOKI | 0.00002USDT | -2.25% | 0.00002 – 0.00002 |
| PEPE | 0.00000USDT | 0.00% | 0.00000 – 0.00000 |
| VIRTUAL | 0.525USDT | -4.04% | 0.514 – 0.549 |
| A | 0.06270USDT | +2.12% | 0.05980 – 0.06410 |
| NEWT | 0.04750USDT | -2.86% | 0.04620 – 0.05020 |
| TRX | 0.316USDT | -1.68% | 0.316 – 0.321 |
| LTC | 41.760USDT | -3.24% | 41.590 – 43.210 |
| BCH | 200.80USDT | -0.15% | 194.30 – 202.60 |
| DOT | 0.812USDT | -1.70% | 0.801 – 0.833 |
| EUR/USD | 1.142USD | -0.05% | 1.138 – 1.144 |
| GBP/USD | 1.326USD | -0.03% | 1.321 – 1.328 |
| USD/JPY | 162.60USD | +0.41% | 161.90 – 162.67 |
| USD/CHF | 0.808USD | +0.08% | 0.806 – 0.810 |
| AUD/USD | 0.692USD | +0.44% | 0.687 – 0.693 |
| USD/CAD | 1.421USD | -0.03% | 1.418 – 1.425 |
| NZD/USD | 0.568USD | +0.46% | 0.564 – 0.569 |
| EUR/GBP | 0.861USD | -0.02% | 0.861 – 0.862 |
| EUR/JPY | 185.67USD | +0.37% | 184.66 – 185.87 |
| GBP/JPY | 215.53USD | +0.37% | 214.21 – 215.78 |
| EUR/TRY | 53.302USD | -0.04% | 53.149 – 53.396 |
| USD/TRY | 46.647USD | +0.03% | 46.599 – 46.671 |
| EUR/CHF | 0.923USD | +0.04% | 0.922 – 0.923 |
| EUR/CAD | 1.622USD | -0.07% | 1.620 – 1.624 |
| EUR/AUD | 1.651USD | -0.48% | 1.650 – 1.662 |
| GBP/CHF | 1.071USD | +0.04% | 1.069 – 1.072 |
| AUD/JPY | 112.48USD | +0.86% | 111.29 – 112.63 |
| CAD/JPY | 114.45USD | +0.44% | 113.86 – 114.58 |
| CHF/JPY | 201.19USD | +0.33% | 200.26 – 201.56 |
| NZD/JPY | 92.305USD | +0.88% | 91.416 – 92.478 |
| AUD/CAD | 0.983USD | +0.43% | 0.977 – 0.983 |
| AUD/CHF | 0.559USD | +0.52% | 0.555 – 0.559 |
| AUD/NZD | 1.219USD | -0.01% | 1.216 – 1.219 |
| GBP/AUD | 1.916AUD | -0.35% | 1.915 – 1.928 |
| GBP/CAD | 1.883USD | -0.05% | 1.880 – 1.885 |
| GBP/NZD | 2.335NZD | -0.40% | 2.332 – 2.347 |
| NZD/CAD | 0.806CAD | +0.48% | 0.802 – 0.807 |
| NZD/CHF | 0.459CHF | +0.61% | 0.456 – 0.459 |
| EUR/SEK | 11.080USD | -0.13% | 11.057 – 11.185 |
| EUR/NOK | 11.315USD | -0.23% | 11.282 – 11.355 |
| USD/SEK | 9.703USD | -0.09% | 9.674 – 9.790 |
| USD/NOK | 9.909USD | -0.19% | 9.891 – 9.963 |
| USD/MXN | 17.479USD | +0.05% | 17.430 – 17.504 |
| USD/ZAR | 16.386USD | -0.20% | 16.356 – 16.476 |
| USD/INR | 94.570INR | +0.04% | 94.520 – 94.753 |
| USD/CNH | 6.792USD | -0.14% | 6.786 – 6.803 |
| USD/SGD | 1.294USD | +0.10% | 1.292 – 1.295 |
| USD/HKD | 7.843USD | +0.03% | 7.841 – 7.843 |
| USD/KRW | 1,548.60KRW | +0.52% | 1,541.43 – 1,553.00 |
| EUR/NZD | 2.012USD | -0.50% | 2.009 – 2.023 |
| CAD/CHF | 0.569CHF | +0.16% | 0.568 – 0.569 |
| EUR/CNH | 7.755USD | -0.17% | 7.731 – 7.771 |
| EUR/HUF | 355.53HUF | +0.51% | 353.02 – 356.59 |
| EUR/PLN | 4.298PLN | +0.31% | 4.284 – 4.301 |
| EUR/ZAR | 18.711USD | -0.23% | 18.637 – 18.800 |
| USD/COP | 3,418.57COP | -0.76% | 3,418.57 – 3,444.55 |
| USD/CZK | 21.260USD | +0.16% | 21.219 – 21.315 |
| USD/DKK | 6.546USD | +0.05% | 6.536 – 6.567 |
| USD/EGP | 49.150EGP | -0.67% | 49.130 – 49.420 |
| USD/HUF | 311.69USD | +0.57% | 308.93 – 313.00 |
| USD/IDR | 17,878.00IDR | -0.44% | 17,878.00 – 17,903.00 |
| USD/ILS | 2.981USD | -0.17% | 2.967 – 2.997 |
| USD/MYR | 4.080MYR | +0.32% | 4.065 – 4.080 |
| USD/PHP | 61.318PHP | +0.33% | 61.114 – 61.318 |
| USD/PLN | 3.765USD | +0.29% | 3.753 – 3.776 |
| USD/THB | 33.241USD | -0.09% | 33.170 – 33.355 |
| USD/AED | 3.673AED | -0.01% | 3.673 – 3.673 |
| USD/TWD | 31.805TWD | -0.16% | 31.805 – 31.927 |
| Gold | 4,029.53USD | +0.32% | 3,942.55 – 4,063.47 |
| AEX | 1,080.18USD | +1.39% | 1,069.51 – 1,082.07 |
| ASX 200 | 8,790.50USD | -0.51% | 8,775.00 – 8,845.00 |
| AUD Index | 69.178USD | +0.40% | 68.810 – 69.310 |
| GBP Index | 132.57USD | +0.04% | 132.13 – 132.77 |
| CAC 40 | 8,404.00USD | +0.44% | 8,363.23 – 8,420.58 |
| Corn | 4.057USD | +1.81% | 3.959 – 4.115 |
| CAD Index | 70.372USD | -0.01% | 70.217 – 70.503 |
| DAX | 24,979.24USD | +1.43% | 24,794.84 – 25,024.27 |
| Dow Jones | 52,351.22USD | +0.31% | 52,038.20 – 52,392.24 |
| DXY | 101.20USD | +0.09% | 101.05 – 101.43 |
| EUR Index | 114.19USD | -0.02% | 113.89 – 114.39 |
| FTSE MIB | 51,682.44USD | +1.02% | 51,243.08 – 51,746.09 |
| Hang Seng | 22,985.00USD | -0.12% | 22,655.00 – 23,067.00 |
| IBEX 35 | 19,471.91USD | +0.44% | 19,381.60 – 19,527.40 |
| Nasdaq Composite | 26,172.29USD | +1.36% | 25,808.06 – 26,194.44 |
| JPY Index | 61.509USD | -0.40% | 61.474 – 61.717 |
| KOSPI | 8,476.49USD | +0.98% | 8,220.80 – 8,667.73 |
| MOVE Index | 68.141USD | +2.03% | 66.787 – 68.141 |
| Nikkei 225 | 70,062.10USD | +0.86% | 69,302.19 – 70,667.00 |
| NYSE Composite | 23,822.05USD | +0.08% | 23,705.68 – 23,833.32 |
| Russell 2000 | 3,027.52USD | +0.57% | 3,000.25 – 3,028.39 |
| Semiconductors | 14,232.02USD | +3.81% | 13,750.67 – 14,232.25 |
| Soybeans | 11.225USD | +0.72% | 11.022 – 11.333 |
| SMI | 14,193.91USD | -0.21% | 14,153.97 – 14,287.62 |
| STI | 5,170.66USD | -0.73% | 5,164.01 – 5,213.01 |
| Sugar | 0.143USD | +0.10% | 0.143 – 0.145 |
| Euro Stoxx 50 | 6,328.10USD | +1.55% | 6,247.85 – 6,329.42 |
| Stoxx 600 | 641.74USD | +0.88% | 638.28 – 643.55 |
| CHF Index | 123.72USD | -0.03% | 123.47 – 124.04 |
| CRB Index | 351.31USD | -0.26% | 351.31 – 351.31 |
| FTSE 100 | 10,497.13USD | +0.12% | 10,483.86 – 10,613.18 |
| Wall St 30 | 52,466.00USD | +0.32% | 52,129.20 – 52,512.40 |
| VIX | 16.680USD | -5.55% | 16.630 – 17.750 |
| Wheat | 5.816USD | +2.29% | 5.646 – 5.848 |
| NZD Index | 56.770USD | +0.47% | 56.550 – 56.905 |
| Oil | 70.55USD | +0.20% | 69.75 – 71.60 |
| Brent | 73.99USD | +0.56% | 73.07 – 74.90 |
| S&P 500 | 7,475.28USD | +0.47% | 7,438.04 – 7,480.71 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 30,158.44USD | +1.29% | 29,767.76 – 30,158.77 |
| Apple | 285.66USD | +1.39% | 280.70 – 286.29 |
| Microsoft | 372.25USD | +1.00% | 367.45 – 372.60 |
| Nvidia | 197.77USD | +1.44% | 195.11 – 199.06 |
| Amazon | 239.62USD | -0.22% | 237.17 – 240.72 |
| Meta | 554.69USD | -1.41% | 553.69 – 561.51 |
| Tesla | 414.64USD | +0.68% | 406.00 – 416.30 |
Prices as of June 30, 2026 17:45 UTC
Today's top stories are dominated by the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark rulings on birthright citizenship and transgender athletes, alongside escalating geopolitical tensions involving China, Iran, and Russia. Financial markets show strong quarterly gains, while domestic political dramas and international incidents also feature prominently.
U.S. and Iranian officials meet in Qatar for talks amid renewed hostilities, while a proposed fee plan for Strait of Hormuz shipping emerges. Shipping traffic picks up but remains volatile after recent attacks.
UK PM Starmer unveils £15bn defence boost, warning against borrowing, while defence secretary Jarvis commits to NATO and nuclear deterrent. Chancellor Reeves links national security to economic security.
A parcel bomb exploded in Monaco, injuring three including a Ukrainian-born oligarch, his wife, and child. Authorities are searching for the suspect, with prosecutors calling it an attempted assassination rather than a terror attack.
Devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela have left thousands dead or missing, with shortages of rescue equipment hampering response. The true death toll remains uncertain as experts fear official counts are undercounts.
Over 1 million undocumented migrants apply for legal status in Spain under a new program offering one-year residence and work permits, doubling expected numbers.
Thousands of anti-migrant protesters marched in South Africa, leading to foreigners fleeing amid heavy police presence. The protests follow an arbitrary deadline for undocumented migrants to leave the country.
China increases military flights near Japan, detains businesspeople, and restricts rare earth exports, escalating pressure on its neighbor.
AI stocks slump but no crash yet, while Grindr CEO imposes AI for code writing. WhatsApp introduces username-based chatting.
NYT/Siena poll shows Democrat Talarico tied with Republican Paxton in Texas Senate race, driven by Hispanic voter shifts and favorable matchup.
Exiled Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui sentenced to 30 years in US prison for fraud, using anti-Communist crusade to fund lavish lifestyle.
A 45-year-old man opens fire at a youth facility in Germany over custody dispute, killing six employees in a rare mass shooting.
Keiko Fujimori wins Peru's presidential election, marking a victory for the Latin American right after contested ballot review.
American and Iranian officials are in Qatar for mediated talks amid recent hostilities. A proposed Strait of Hormuz fee plan by Oman and rising oil prices underscore the fragile peace efforts.
Prime Minister Starmer announced an extra £15bn for defence, funded by budget cuts, while warning against borrowing. The plan aims to strengthen NATO and the UK's nuclear deterrent.
The Supreme Court ruled states can ban trans athletes from female sports, upholding laws in West Virginia and Idaho. The decision has sparked political debate.
China increases military and economic pressure on Japan, and emerges as a winner from the Middle East conflict due to its energy resilience and renewable energy push.
Trump's off-script remarks cause Republican midterm anxiety, while a Texas Senate race is tied. Senator Gallego faces scrutiny over campaign fund use for family trips.
Thousands of anti-migrant protesters marched in South Africa amid heavy police presence, with fears of repeat violence from 2008. Foreigners have already left ahead of a deadline set by anti-migrant groups.
Nigel Farage received £270,000 from gold marketer Direct Bullion, double his 2025 fee, as a brand ambassador. The payment raises questions about his financial ties.
Indonesian tech founder Nadiem Makarim, co-founder of Gojek, is found guilty of corruption related to a laptop deal during his tenure as education minister, fueling judicial concerns.
Europe faces a hellish heatwave, Delhi plans to ban petrol rickshaws to cut fumes, and flooding in Ghana kills 13. Extreme weather is reshaping global competition.
The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, rejecting Trump's executive order, and allowed states to ban transgender athletes from girls' sports. These decisions mark significant blows to Trump's agenda and have broad implications for immigration and transgender rights.
US and Iranian officials are in Qatar for mediated talks amid recent attacks and threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. A proposal for a Strait of Hormuz fee plan has emerged, while oil prices tick higher as markets watch for a lasting peace deal.
UK PM Starmer unveiled a £15bn defence spending plan, with commitments to raise spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2035. Andy Burnham launched a bid to become PM, gaining support from MPs, while the government also announced plans to recover asylum costs from refugees.
A report concludes China is a clear winner from Trump's Middle East war, benefiting from energy stockpiles and renewables. China also increased military and economic pressure on Japan, including bomber flights and export restrictions.
BMW will build a new electric SUV in South Carolina, while Gojek founder Nadiem Makarim was sentenced for corruption in Indonesia. NPR retracted a false article about Justice Alito's retirement, and Grindr's CEO is pushing AI adoption.
Texas is a tossup in the Senate race, with a Times/Siena poll showing Talarico and Paxton tied. Trump's off-script comments are causing midterms anxiety for Republicans, while Senator Gallego faces scrutiny over campaign fund use.
Spain sees over 1 million migrants apply for legal status, while the UK plans to make refugees repay asylum costs. In Australia, a man was charged over a Thai teen's murder, and Delhi plans to ban petrol rickshaws to cut pollution.
UK disposable incomes fell due to price rises and tax changes, while the EU halved duty-free steel quotas. The Telegraph's £575m takeover by Axel Springer was completed, and Shetland backed plans for undersea tunnels.
Flooding in Ghana's capital killed 13, with more storms forecast. In Senegal, MPs moved to clip presidential powers amid protests, and an Ecuadorian fishing boat disappeared amid Trump's Pacific strikes.
The US Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, blocking Trump's executive order, and allowed states to ban transgender athletes from girls' sports. These decisions have significant political and social implications, with the birthright ruling seen as a blow to Trump's agenda.
UK Prime Minister Starmer unveiled a £15bn defence plan, but faces scrutiny over funding sources and NATO targets. Meanwhile, Andy Burnham launched a bid for PM, gaining support from some MPs.
US and Iranian officials are set for indirect talks in Qatar amid ongoing hostilities, with proposals for a Strait of Hormuz fee plan. Shipping traffic has resumed but remains volatile.
A parcel bomb in Monaco injured Ukrainian-born tycoon Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and child. Prosecutors treat it as an attempted assassination, not a terror attack, and a manhunt is underway.
Supreme Court ruling allows parties to spend more with candidates, boosting big money in politics. In Texas, a tied Senate race highlights shifting Hispanic voter trends, while Trump's off-script remarks cause GOP anxiety.
Thousands of anti-migrant protesters marched in South Africa, with police deployed to prevent violence. In Spain, over 1 million migrants applied for legal status under a new program.
EU halves duty-free steel quotas, UK disposable incomes drop, and house prices fall in Australian capitals. BMW invests in US EV production, while oil prices tick higher amid Iran talks.
Gojek founder Nadiem Makarim sentenced to jail for corruption in Indonesia. In Thailand, police investigate if an Australian man charged with murder is linked to other unsolved cases.
Flooding in Ghana's capital kills 13, with more storms forecast. World Cup matches played in dangerous heat prompt climate warnings from players' union.
Senator Gallego faces scrutiny over campaign funds for family trips. Tom Kean breaks silence on depression-related absence. NPR retracts article about Justice Alito's retirement.
Senegal moves to clip presidential powers, Italy misses World Cup amid national malaise, and Shetland backs undersea tunnel plans. Chinese spies target officials and journalists.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, blocking Trump's executive order and dealing a major blow to his immigration agenda. The ruling, based on the 14th Amendment and a 1952 law, has significant political and legal implications.
The Supreme Court allowed states to bar transgender athletes from girls' sports, upholding laws in West Virginia and Idaho. The decision was hailed by Trump as a 'big win' but criticized as 'heartbreaking' by LGBT advocates.
U.S. and Iranian officials are meeting with mediators in Qatar amid ongoing hostilities and efforts to secure a lasting peace deal. A proposed plan for Strait of Hormuz fees and recent attacks underscore the fragile situation.
China is increasing military and economic pressure on Japan, including bomber flights and rare earth export restrictions. Separately, Chinese spies are reportedly posing as recruiters to target officials and journalists.
The Supreme Court struck down limits on campaign spending, allowing parties to spend more in coordination with candidates. The decision is expected to expand the influence of big money in politics and give the GOP a midterm edge.
UK PM Starmer trimmed budgets to fund an extra £15bn for defence, but questions remain about hitting NATO's spending target. The next chancellor may need to find £5bn to cover a defence funding black hole.
A parcel bomb in Monaco injured Ukrainian-born tycoon Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and child, in what prosecutors call an attempted assassination. A manhunt is underway for the suspect.
Republican Congressman Tom Kean Jr. ended his mysterious four-month absence, explaining that depression led to his hospitalization and time away from the Capitol.
Germany's intelligence agency reports nearly 60,000 far-right extremists, with over a quarter deemed violent. Meanwhile, the country's World Cup loss dominated news, overshadowing a mass shooting.
Stocks are on course for their best quarter since 2020, while UK disposable incomes are squeezed by price rises and tax changes. The EU halved duty-free steel quotas, with better rates for some partners.
A roof collapse in Pakistan killed 14 children, a charter boat sinking off Canada left six feared dead, and a manhunt continues for ATM heists in Connecticut. These incidents highlight diverse global challenges.
Today's top stories span AI's expanding role in science and politics, major regulatory shifts from the US Supreme Court, and significant moves in the tech industry from IPOs to unionization. Key themes include AI workflow tools, data privacy battles, and the intersection of climate and energy policy.
New studies challenge fears that generative AI will cause broad job losses, showing that heavy AI adopters actually added staff faster than peers. Meanwhile, the labor share of income in the US hit a post-war low, and tech CEOs push for AI rules amid deregulation concerns.
Tech CEOs seek AI rules amid fears of ad hoc political intervention, while the possibility of US-China AI arms control is debated. Google warns EU plans to weaken its monopoly could expose user data, and Meta contractors posed as teens to test rival chatbots on sensitive topics.
AI is changing how politicians run for office, using generated images and data analysis. Meanwhile, artists like Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst argue the future of art doesn't have to be slop, and AI is also being used for mental health support, splitting opinion.
The aftermath of the New Glenn catastrophe is discussed in a livestream, while stunning photos of the Strawberry Moon are captured. AI helps astronomers spot new galaxies with minimal computing power, and satellite images reveal earthquake destruction in Venezuela.
UK competition watchdog targets Apple and Google app store fees, while the Supreme Court guts government use of geofence warrants. European digital ID wallets rely on Google and Apple safety services, and the US offers $10 million for info on Signal and WhatsApp hacking.
South Korea commits over $550B to memory chip production and humanoid robots, while Supermicro Taiwan offices are raided in a chip smuggling probe. Zluda 6 release allows running CUDA on non-Nvidia GPUs, and a quantum computing startup claims it will leapfrog competitors.
Moto's Tag 2 tracker arrives in the US, and the Bose Soundlink Max is discounted. iPhone 18 Pro drop test leaks get yanked, and slushie machines get an upgrade.
OpenAI teases new hardware for Codex, and Chamath Palihapitiya raises $135M for an AI coding startup. Vibe coding platform Base44 launches its own model, and OKX wants AI agents to hire and pay each other. LongCat-2.0, a large MoE model, is released.
US renewable boom passes key milestone in April, with small-scale solar helping renewables nearly triple coal's generation. Flooding hits Ghana's capital killing 13, and heat pumps can boost home resale value. Ozone loss was a thing even before CFCs.
Sony erases digital content from libraries, reminding users they don't own what they buy. Tidal won't pay royalties on AI-generated music but isn't banning it. A new top-level domain .self aims to support self-hosting, and the US ambassador had Belgian police stop reporting.
Waymo and Uber quietly part ways in Phoenix, while a new e-bike motor automatically adjusts gears. South Korea targets commercial humanoid robots by 2028, and AI could help avoid an air traffic control crisis but trust remains an issue.
Researchers find millions more insect species, and diverse algae are discovered on an Antarctic mission. Water vole volunteers get excited by flattened poo, and Cambridge college swift boxes are used for the first time. Exercise intensity influences body composition in older adults.
Multiple articles examine AI's regulatory landscape, including calls for rules, potential arms control, and effects on jobs and politics. A report shows AI adopters actually increased headcount, while another highlights AI's role in campaign messaging.
The Supreme Court issued two major rulings: upholding birthright citizenship and limiting government use of geofence warrants. Both decisions have significant implications for privacy and constitutional rights.
Leaked images and details of the iPhone 18 Pro and Samsung's new foldable surfaced, with some content quickly removed. The iPhone 18 Pro drop test video was yanked from X, and leaked photos appeared on the dark web.
AI coding startups continue to attract investment, with Chamath Palihapitiya raising $135M for his venture. Vibe-coding platform Base44 launched its own model, and OKX introduced a marketplace for AI agents.
UK competition watchdog targets Apple and Google app store fees, while T-Mobile boots customers from legacy plans. Sony faces backlash for erasing digital content from libraries.
Ars Technica hosted a livestream on the New Glenn catastrophe aftermath. Researchers discovered millions more insect species, and a Bristol academic found diverse algae on an Antarctic mission.
Popular Hacker News posts cover memory-safe context switching, PDP-1 Lisp exploration, and the LongCat-2.0 MoE model. Other topics include parsing in TypeScript and the .self top-level domain for self-hosting.
European digital ID wallets rely on Google and Apple services, raising privacy concerns. Meta contractors posed as teens to probe rival chatbots, and the US offered $10M for info on Signal/WhatsApp hacking groups.
Waymo and Uber quietly parted ways in Phoenix, while a new e-bike motor concept could automatically adjust gears. South Korea plans $1T investment in memory chips and humanoid robots.
DC's new cinematic universe slows down, Sony's next-gen PlayStation may go beyond the living room, and Tidal won't pay royalties on AI-generated music. Kobo eReader now integrates with StoryGraph.
Flooding in Ghana's capital killed 13, and another storm is forecast. US renewable energy passed a key milestone in April, and ozone loss could have been spotted earlier with modern tools.
WIRED reviewed the best slushie machines, mattresses, and Bitdefender VPN. Heat pumps boost home resale value, and the Ninja Slushi has been replaced with a new model.
A potentially dangerous heatwave is set to sweep across the eastern United States, with humidity making it feel over 100°F, while deadly flooding in Ghana's capital has killed 13 people and more storms are forecast.
AI continues to reshape industries, with reports on job impacts, regulatory debates, and new tools like Proton's upgraded chatbot and X's MCP server. Meanwhile, tech CEOs push for AI rules amid concerns about safety and competition.
BMW plans to build a new electric SUV in South Carolina and unveiled the iX5 with impressive charging and range specs. Tesla begins testing its Cybercab without pedals or steering wheel in Austin, and battery metals futures heat up as markets see volatility.
The Supreme Court blocks Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, Florida bans local net-zero goals, and the UK targets Apple and Google app store fees. A lawyer beats Elon Musk twice in court.
Researchers find millions more insect species than previously known, and an academic discovers diverse algae on an Antarctic mission. Ars Technica covers the aftermath of the New Glenn catastrophe.
Leaked iPhone 18 Pro photos appear on the dark web after a supplier breach, and Samsung's new wide foldable is previewed in leaked images. T-Mobile boots customers from its oldest plans.
AI is changing how politicians run for office, with AI-generated images and data analysis becoming common. Bernie Sanders warns about Big Tech and AI concentration, while Meta contractors pose as teens to test rival chatbots.
Amazon launches a $1B AI deployment org, Chamath Palihapitiya raises $135M for an AI coding startup, and South Korea invests $1T in memory chips and humanoid robots. Magnificent Seven stocks shed $2.3tn in a tech rotation.
European digital ID wallets rely on Google and Apple safety services, and the US offers $10M for info on Signal/WhatsApp hacking. A data breach leaks iPhone 18 Pro photos.
Postgres 19 features are previewed, Zluda 6 allows CUDA apps on non-Nvidia GPUs, and a new MoE model LongCat-2.0 is released. Memory-safe context switching and PDP-1 Lisp exploration highlight retro computing.
Florida bans local net-zero goals, heat pumps boost home resale value, and a bottle return plan could raise drink prices. Water voles are successfully reintroduced in Hampshire.
The Strawberry Moon is captured in stunning photos, a farm that inspired Narnia is saved from sale, and Cambridge college swift boxes are used for the first time. A slushie machine review and mattress testing round out consumer tech.
AI is transforming political campaigns through image generation and data analysis, while debates over AI arms control and safety deals between US and China continue. The Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship and EU-US data transfers also dominate regulatory news.
Blue Origin still hasn't determined why its New Glenn rocket exploded last month, but insists it will return to flight this year. An Ars Live event is scheduled to discuss the aftermath of the catastrophe.
European digital ID wallets rely on safety services from Google and Apple, raising privacy concerns. The US Supreme Court's decision on EU-US data transfers and the move of Bluesky data to Eurosky highlight ongoing data sovereignty battles.
Claude Code is steganographically marking requests, while Libby will filter out AI content. X launches an MCP server for AI tools, and Proton's Lumo chatbot gets an upgrade. Scammers sell seeds for AI-generated flowers that don't exist.
A potentially dangerous heatwave is sweeping the eastern US, with New York feeling hotter than Phoenix. Florida bans local governments from pursuing net-zero emissions goals, and flooding hits Ghana's capital.
Magnificent Seven stocks shed $2.2 trillion as investors rotate to chipmakers benefiting from AI spending. Bending Spoons, owner of AOL and other old internet brands, is going public at a potential $19 billion valuation.
Researchers find millions more insect species, and diverse algae are discovered on an Antarctic mission. Water voles are successfully reintroduced, and a Strawberry Moon lights up the sky.
Britain is urged to improve defense procurement to get better value from spending plans, while Starmer scraps some road and energy projects to fund a £15bn defence plan. The high cost of defence kit remains a concern.
Quantum computers have yet to perform a single useful task, remaining too error-ridden for commercial problems. Postgres 19 is previewed, and a new release of Zluda allows running CUDA applications on non-Nvidia GPUs.
Anthropic launched Claude Science, a workbench for computational research, while Google's Nano Banana 2 Lite and other AI models continue to advance. These tools aim to streamline scientific workflows, though debates persist about AI's actual utility and potential for atrophy.
The Supreme Court delivered major blows to federal regulatory structure and EU-US data transfers, while also upholding birthright citizenship. These decisions reshape the landscape for tech regulation and international data flows.
AI is transforming political campaigns through generated images and data analysis, as seen in the 2026 US election. Crypto firms have spent $189M on the election, and concerns about AI regulation and arms control are rising.
Rockstar Games workers push for unionization ahead of GTA VI's launch, while Xbox reportedly weighs canceling a Blade game and shuttering Arkane. These moves reflect ongoing labor tensions and restructuring in the gaming industry.
A new report shows high-intensity AI adopters saw headcount rise 10.2%, challenging fears of job losses. However, the labor share of income in the US is at its lowest post-war level, indicating complex dynamics.
European digital ID wallets rely on Google and Apple services, raising privacy concerns. Meanwhile, Libby will filter AI content, and X offers an MCP server for AI tools, highlighting ongoing data control battles.
Florida bans local net-zero goals, while a heatwave threatens the eastern US. Battery metals futures heat up, and a county with 37 data centers asks schools to conserve electricity, underscoring energy tensions.
Blue Origin still doesn't know why its New Glenn rocket blew up, but plans a return to flight. Ars Technica hosts a livestream on the aftermath, and Tesla tests Cybercab without pedals in Austin.
Bending Spoons, owner of AOL, is going public at a potential $19B valuation. Amazon launches a $1B FDE org, and BMW will build a new electric SUV in South Carolina, signaling major corporate shifts.
Netflix uses an AI-generated Gene Wilder voice in a Willy Wonka show, sparking debate. Claude Code is steganographically marking requests, and AI's role in art and slop is questioned.
Today's entertainment news is dominated by major streaming and gaming announcements, including Netflix's AI resurrection of Gene Wilder's voice for a Willy Wonka reality series, Microsoft's reported cancellation of Marvel's Blade and potential shutdown of Arkane, and the release of the first trailer for Illumination's 'Not Alone' starring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez. Other key themes include casting updates for 'Dutton Ranch', 'The Pitt', and Hulu's 'Lex', as well as the cancellation of a new love interest in the game 'Love and Deepspace' due to fan backlash.
The UK government has signaled it is 'minded to intervene' in Paramount's proposed $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, citing concerns over media plurality and on-demand programming consolidation. This could complicate the megamerger, which has already drawn regulatory scrutiny.
The Television Academy announced its 28th Hall of Fame class, including Ted Danson, Jean Smart, South Park creators, and Netflix's Ted Sarandos. The ceremony will kick off the Televerse festival.
Netflix is developing a live-action television series based on Atlus's popular Persona RPG franchise, according to reports. The adaptation marks another major video game property moving to streaming.
Disney's 'Toy Story 5' held the No. 1 spot at the UK and Ireland box office in its second weekend with a modest drop. Meanwhile, Warner Bros.' 'Supergirl' is projected to lose over $100 million globally, marking a major box office disaster.
Netflix's Irish period thriller 'Bad Bridgets' has added a star-studded cast including Colin Farrell, Steve Coogan, Charlie Heaton, and Domhnall Gleeson. The film, directed by 'Kneecap' helmer Rich Peppiatt, begins shooting in July.
The London revival of Clifford Odets' 'Golden Boy' starring Josh O'Connor has announced its full cast and released a trailer. The production arrives at the Almeida Theatre this September.
Peacock subscribers can now add Starz to their plan for $11.99 per month, giving access to 'Outlander' and 'Power' franchises. The deal aims to boost subscriber engagement and revenue.
Director Zach Cregger describes his upcoming 'Resident Evil' movie as 'one gigantic sequence' following an everyman character on a perilous journey, akin to Frodo in 'Lord of the Rings'. The film aims for a fresh take on the survival horror franchise.
Reports indicate that State of Decay 3 and its developer Undead Labs are at risk of cancellation as Microsoft reportedly seeks a buyer amid impending layoffs. Unionized Xbox employees are pushing back against the cuts.
Music legends Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys honored record executive Clive Davis at his funeral, with eulogies and performances. Springsteen credited Davis for signing him to Columbia Records, calling him 'born to run everything'.
Magic: The Gathering's Marvel Super Heroes set has officially launched, with Amazon offering up to 40% discounts on booster boxes. The set features iconic heroes and villains, and its most valuable cards have been revealed.
The acclaimed stage adaptation of Studio Ghibli's 'Spirited Away' will tour to Los Angeles and Toronto in 2027. The production has been a hit in Japan and London.
The UK government is 'minded to intervene' in Paramount's $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, citing concerns over media plurality and consolidation. This could complicate the mega-deal, which has already drawn scrutiny.
Reports indicate Xbox may shut down or sell Undead Labs, developer of State of Decay 3, as part of significant layoffs. Additionally, Xbox is pausing new Game Pass deals, signaling a strategic reset.
Splatoon Raiders for Switch 2 is revealed as a roguelite single-player shooter, with previews praising its fun, messy gameplay. A Nintendo Direct is scheduled for June 30.
Quantic Dream insists Star Wars Eclipse has necessary resources despite striking staff claiming risk of cancellation. Meanwhile, a new Andor art book reveals a deleted scene.
The Michael biopic has become the highest-grossing music biopic of all time, surpassing Oppenheimer with $977 million. The film continues to dominate the box office.
Peter Gabriel releases new single 'I Belong to the Sky' from his upcoming album o/i. New Order's Gillian Gilbert and Stephen Morris won't tour due to health reasons.
Blake Lively reveals the millions her legal battle with Justin Baldoni has cost, criticizing 'scorched-earth' tactics. A federal judge ruled Baldoni must pay Lively's legal fees.
The Edinburgh International Film Festival will mark Trainspotting's 30th anniversary with a cast reunion and live commentary. The event celebrates Danny Boyle's iconic film.
Comcast's plan to split into two smaller companies signals the end of 'all under one roof' media consolidation. The move reflects a shift away from conglomerate strategies.
Pokémon unveils new cards and products for the TCG's 30th anniversary, including ETBs and an Ultra Premium Box available for pre-order ahead of September.
The London revival of Clifford Odets' Golden Boy starring Josh O'Connor rounds out its cast and releases a trailer. The production arrives this September at the Almeida Theatre.
Prime Video's 'Reacher' spinoff 'Neagley' sets a September 16 release date with first-look images, while 'Super Mario Galaxy Movie' arrives on Peacock on July 30. These moves highlight the ongoing trend of expanding popular franchises into new series and streaming platforms.
Key gaming updates include 'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion' Switch 2 physical edition details, 'Destiny 2' finality making it more appealing, and 'Star Wars Eclipse' development assurances amid staff concerns.
Netflix renews crime drama 'Nemesis' for a second season after strong global performance, and Eric Christian Olsen returns to the 'NCIS' franchise as an executive producer for 'Origins'. These renewals reflect continued investment in established series.
Blake Lively seeks $8 million in attorney fees from Justin Baldoni, and a Hollywood director is sentenced for defrauding Netflix. The Supreme Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship effort, while NPR retracts a report on Justice Alito's retirement.
Chris Martin's lost James Bond demo goes to auction, Jay-Z's '4:44' bonus tracks hit streaming, and 'Michael' biopic becomes highest-grossing ever. Peter Gabriel and Bruce Springsteen also feature in recent music updates.
Sadie Frost's 'Twiggy' documentary gets a North American deal, and Venezuelan drama 'Lost Chapters' is acquired by Several Futures. These acquisitions highlight interest in diverse storytelling.
The brother of TV star Caroline Flack dies, and 'Lilo & Stitch' star Daveigh Chase's cause of death is revealed as AIDS. Bruce Tull, guitarist for Scud Mountain Boys, also passes away at 71.
Marriage Toxin gets season 2 in 2027, The Bugle Call: Song of War anime announced, and Bananya celebrates 10th anniversary with new mobile game and anime special.
A24's 'Backrooms' gets an extended cut with 16 minutes of new footage hitting theaters, and 'Obsession' is now available digitally with a Blu-ray preorder. These releases cater to fan demand for more content.
Care Bears is acquired by Authentic Brands Group, and the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger faces scrutiny from California AG and UK government. These moves reshape the entertainment landscape.
Soulslike 'The Relic: First Guardian' previews, and Nintendo Switch 2 screen updates surface. 'Star Wars Eclipse' development continues despite staff concerns, and 'Resident Evil' movie details emerge.
South Park creators, Jean Smart, and others are inducted into the TV Academy Hall of Fame. This recognition honors significant contributions to television.
Several major streaming series are making headlines: 'Dutton Ranch' hires a new showrunner for Season 2, 'Reacher' spinoff 'Neagley' gets a release date and first photos, and 'Nemesis' is renewed for a second season on Netflix.
Netflix faces backlash for using AI to recreate Gene Wilder's voice for its Willy Wonka competition show 'The Golden Ticket', sparking debate over ethical use of AI in media.
Music news features Peter Gabriel's new synth track, Jay-Z's '4:44' bonus tracks on streaming, Sara Bareilles' interview, and Ariana Grande rescheduling tour dates due to production issues.
The Michael biopic becomes the highest-grossing biopic of all time, while 'Obsession' is now available digitally and on Blu-ray, and 'Not Alone' trailer releases with star-studded voice cast.
Dylan O'Brien leads Hulu comedy pilot 'Lex', Neve Campbell sets 'Party of Five' reunion for HBO Max, and Jerry O'Connell joins 'Big Brother: Unlocked'.
ESA claims private Minecraft servers are illegal, California Attorney General addresses Paramount sale speculation, and UK government may intervene in Warner Bros. Discovery takeover.
The top 25 movies that explain the American soul are ranked, and 'Legally Blonde' revival receives mixed reviews from critics.
Daveigh Chase's cause of death revealed as AIDS, Bruce Tull of Scud Mountain Boys dies at 71, and brother of TV star Caroline Flack passes away.
Guides for 'Sand Raiders of Sophie' extraction, 'Pokémon Go' Choose Your Path research, and previews of 'Avatar Legends' fighting game and 'The Relic: First Guardian' soulslike.
Labubu gets FIFA World Cup makeover, Savannah Bananas hit Roku City, and signed Paul McCartney book sells for nearly £1,000.
Netflix is using AI from ElevenLabs to recreate Gene Wilder's voice for its new reality competition series 'Wonka's The Golden Ticket', with the late actor's wife giving her blessing. This controversial move has sparked debate about AI in entertainment.
Microsoft is reportedly considering canceling Marvel's Blade and shutting down its developer Arkane, according to recent reports. This would be a major blow to the gaming industry and Marvel fans.
Illumination has dropped the first trailer for 'Not Alone', an animated sci-fi film starring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez as rocket scientists encountering alien life. The film is from the studio behind Minions and Sing.
Benjamin Cavell, creator of 'SEAL Team', has been named showrunner for season 2 of the 'Yellowstone' spinoff 'Dutton Ranch', replacing Chad Feehan. Cavell will lead the series moving forward.
The otome game 'Love and Deepspace' has canceled its planned new love interest Valko after intense fan backlash, just eight days after his announcement. The decision was made by the developers.
Dylan O'Brien has been cast as the lead in the Hulu comedy pilot 'Lex', marking his first series role since 'Teen Wolf'. He will also executive produce the project.
Bethesda has announced that 'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered' will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 on August 11, with a physical edition including the full game on cartridge. A hilarious trailer accompanied the announcement.
The cause of death for 'Lilo & Stitch' voice actress Daveigh Chase has been confirmed as AIDS, according to reports. Melissa Gilbert called the death heartbreaking and criticized irresponsible stage parenting.
Simu Liu, star of 'Shang-Chi' and 'Avengers: Doomsday', has joined Allison Williams and Michelle Randolph in Xavier Gens' sci-fi survival thriller 'Homewrecker'. The film is set to shoot in France.
Netflix has released a new horror game called 'Unhinged', made in secret collaboration with David Fincher and Zach Cregger. The game stars Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker.
The Entertainment Software Association has claimed that private Minecraft servers are 'illegal' and constitute 'piracy' during a Stop Killing Games hearing. This statement has been met with widespread criticism.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has elected Guillermo del Toro, Gale Anne Hurd, and John Gore to its board of trustees. Del Toro was also recently elected to the Academy's board of governors.
The biggest themes today include LeBron James leaving the Lakers, World Cup 2026 knockout drama, major transfer moves in football, and Wimbledon first-round action. Also notable are women's T20 World Cup final buildup, Tyson Fury's warm-up fight, and financial penalties for Premier League clubs.
The World Cup Round of 32 is underway with matches like Mexico vs. Ecuador and France vs. Sweden. Germany's elimination has led to criticism and speculation about Jurgen Klopp taking over, while Cape Verde's historic run continues.
Day two of Wimbledon sees Iga Swiatek defending her title, while British players suffer heavy losses with Katie Boulter and others eliminated. Serena Williams makes a return to Centre Court.
Australia faces West Indies in the Women's T20 World Cup semifinal at The Oval, with live coverage and updates available.
The Phillies have made MLB history with an incredible feat, the Mets sign a former Cubs slugger, and the Red Sox's Willson Contreras is ejected in a game against the Nationals.
NBA free agency is active with rumors about a young All-Star wanting to join the Kings, the Celtics possibly trading Jaylen Brown, and the Nets' Nolan Traore undergoing knee surgery.
The Avalanche extend Taylor Makar for two years, and the Blackhawks are expected to sign a significant extension with Bowen Byram on July 1.
Brent Venables is off the hot seat but faces a tough schedule at Oklahoma, while the Browns are rumored to trade Shedeur Sanders. Cowboys fans nominate their sack king for 2026, and FSU linebacker Ethan Pritchard continues recovery after shooting.
Manchester City leads the race for Ayyoub Bouaddi, Arsenal is poised to sign Bruno Guimaraes, and Chelsea's Tyrique George is close to a permanent Everton move. Also, Exeter's US takeover is completed.
Russian figure skaters are allowed to compete internationally again, and history-making skater Artur Dmitriev dies at 58.
Christian Fuchs makes a cricket debut and hits a six, while England loses the Test series to New Zealand 2-1.
Wales loses Exeter lock Dafydd Jenkins for summer Tests, and the new Nations Championship highlights north vs. south rivalry.
Christian Fuchs makes a cricket debut hitting a six, Artur Dmitriev dies at 58, and the Africa Cup of Nations expansion plan is rejected. Also, a US Supreme Court ruling allows states to exclude trans athletes from female sports.
Wimbledon's second day features Serena Williams' return to Centre Court, Iga Swiatek's tearful three-set victory, and mixed results for British players with three advancing but 13 eliminated. The slippery grass surface also raises safety concerns after an injury.
The World Cup last 32 continues with dramatic matches, including Paraguay's emotional win over Germany and Mexico fans disrupting Ecuador's hotel. Ivory Coast faces Norway in a key clash.
Australia thrashed West Indies by eight wickets to reach the final, where they will face England or South Africa. The match showcased dominant batting and bowling from the defending champions.
The Clippers and Raptors are nearing agreement on a trade for Kawhi Leonard, with reports suggesting a return to Toronto is increasingly likely once certain conditions are settled. Other trade rumors involve the Warriors and Anthony Davis.
Gonçalo Ramos completes a €74m move from PSG to AC Milan, while Barcelona target Julian Alvarez is close to renewing with Atletico Madrid. Real Madrid intensify contacts for Inter's Alessandro Bastoni, and Arsenal are poised to try for Bruno Guimarães.
Jurgen Klopp plays down links to the Germany national team job, but reports indicate he would consider returning for that role or another project. Germany's World Cup failure increases pressure for a change.
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to Chicagoland Speedway for the first time since 2019 with 39 drivers entered for the eero 400. The entry list includes notable drivers and teams.
Fantasy football analyst breaks down top offenses and player scoring, while fantasy baseball trade tips suggest dealing Pete Crow-Armstrong and buying low on Bobby Witt Jr. MLB trade deadline decisions loom for the Yankees and Red Sox.
The KC Current plan to expand their pioneering soccer stadium, and the women's PWR awards highlight top players. In rugby, Exeter Chiefs' US takeover is completed, and Wales lose Dafydd Jenkins for summer Tests.
An inquest hears that Sheffield United coach Jonathan Morgan called Maddy Cusack a 'psycho' and played mind games before her death. A teammate describes Cusack's anxiety about Morgan joining the club.
The World Cup round of 32 continues with France vs Sweden, Mexico vs Ecuador, and England vs DR Congo, while Germany's penalty shootout loss to Paraguay ends their 50-year streak. Asian teams face scrutiny after a disappointing tournament, and MetLife Stadium prepares for knockout matches.
The Lakers reportedly planned around Luka Doncic without LeBron James, the Warriors explore trading Jimmy Butler, and the Mavericks target Marcus Sasser. Draymond Green discusses his contract opt-out and Austin Reaves' new deal.
Colts receive optimistic 2026 outlook, Eagles players aim to change narratives in camp, and Kyle Pitts draws inspiration from new Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski. Nick Saban writes a letter for ex-Lions player Terrion Arnold.
Goncalo Ramos joins AC Milan from PSG, Ansu Fati moves permanently to Monaco, and Barcelona confirms another transfer. Manchester City restructures coaching staff, and Enzo Maresca's Chelsea exit compensation excites former City captain Paul Lake.
India's 15-year-old sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi awaits senior debut, while Shreyas Iyer hints at his inclusion. Australia faces West Indies in the Women's T20 World Cup semi-final.
Scarlets appoint Nigel Davies as head coach, Ireland's Simon Easterby expects a tough test from Australia, and the Wallabies hope to ignite Joe Schmidt's farewell tour. Exeter Chiefs' US takeover by Bournemouth owners is completed.
Oleksandr Usyk's heavyweight titles face uncertainty, and Anthony Hernandez praises former foe Sean Strickland after their UFC bout.
Harry Brook expresses interest in England Test captaincy after Ben Stokes' retirement, while the team's series against New Zealand is reviewed.
Stockport County signs Eoghan O'Connell, Altrincham brings back Liam Humbles, and Bournemouth begins stadium expansion. AEW Dynamite features championship matches, and college football QB rankings for 2026 are released.
Dianna Russini's body cam video disputes her traffic ticket story involving Kevin O'Connell, and an inquest hears that Maddy Cusack's coach called her a 'psycho' before her death. US Supreme Court rules states can exclude trans athletes from female sports.
Blue Jays' trade need is clear due to Max Scherzer's issues, and Rangers could reunite with a former closer from the Red Sox. Yankees celebrate Jerry Kenney's birthday.
LeBron James has informed the Lakers he will not return, sparking a frenzy with the Warriors, Cavaliers, and Heat among potential landing spots. The move could reshape the NBA landscape as James enters his 24th season.
The World Cup last 32 features dramatic matches, including Germany's penalty shootout loss to Paraguay and the Netherlands' exit to Morocco. England prepares to face DR Congo, while Messi leads Argentina with a Golden Boot charge.
Serena Williams returns to Wimbledon, while Iga Swiatek survives a first-round scare. British players Katie Swan, Jacob Fearnley, and Arthur Fery advance, but 13 others exit in the first round.
Ben Stokes' sudden retirement from international cricket draws praise from former India captain Ajay Jadeja, who calls it a principled stand. Harry Brook says he would accept the England Test captaincy as a 'great honour'.
The Pacers eye Kelly Oubre Jr., the Celtics target Anfernee Simons, and the Warriors sign Texas A&M's all-time scorer for Summer League. The Lakers explore a trade for P.J. Washington to replace LeBron.
Tottenham win the race for West Ham's Mateus Fernandes, Everton close in on Tyrique George and Hayden Hackney, and AC Milan sign Goncalo Ramos for £60m. Auxerre signs Luton's Christ Makosso.
The 49ers receive a B+ grade for offseason moves, the Patriots' signing of Dre'Mont Jones is criticized, and the Falcons are linked to Tyreek Hill. Panthers' defensive spending and Bears' rookie tight end are highlighted.
Shane van Gisbergen focuses on improving in oval racing as the NASCAR schedule shifts. McLaren reveals a special British GP livery and admits being 'three months behind' rivals in development.
Scarlets appoint Nigel Davies as head coach, the Wallabies prepare for Ireland in Schmidt's farewell tour, and Oleksandr Usyk's heavyweight titles face uncertainty. ITV pauses scrum ads for July Tests.
Arch Manning's hype is defended by his grandfather, UNC baseball's 2026 recruiting class is analyzed, and Georgia's defensive line preview shows potential. Texas A&M's all-time scorer joins Warriors Summer League.
The Women's Professional Baseball League tour comes to Stockton, a PFL debutant overcomes opioid addiction, and the John Deere Classic purse is set. Germany's 'Golden Generation' is questioned after World Cup exit.
LeBron James has informed the Lakers he will play elsewhere for the 2026-27 season, ending his eight-year tenure. The Cavaliers, Heat, and Warriors are expected to be top suitors for the 41-year-old superstar.
Tottenham have agreed an £85m deal to sign West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, beating Manchester United to the transfer. Real Madrid reportedly would not match the fee.
Iga Swiatek battled through a tearful three-set win to start her title defence, while Serena Williams returns to SW19. British players saw mixed results with three wins but 14 first-round exits.
Australia thrashed West Indies by eight wickets to reach the final, with Beth Mooney scoring 61. Ellyse Perry gave an injury scare but the team looks strong for Sunday's final.
Aston Villa were fined €22.5m for breaching Uefa's squad-cost rule, while Chelsea avoided major sanctions but sister club Strasbourg was hit with a €13m fine.
Tyson Fury will fight Mariusz Wach in Thailand on July 24 as a warm-up for a potential all-British showdown with Anthony Joshua in November.
Harry Brook says he would be honoured to succeed Ben Stokes as England Test captain, believing he can lead in all three formats.
Arsenal consider PSG's Bradley Barcola as an alternative to Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers. AC Milan signed PSG striker Goncalo Ramos for a club record £60m.
Lando Norris says McLaren are 'three months behind' rivals in car development. The team revealed a special British GP livery for a 60-year tribute.
The US Supreme Court ruled that states can exclude trans athletes from female sports, overturning lower court judgments in West Virginia and Idaho.
Deion Sanders is cancer-free, the Bulls have cap space in free agency, and the Dodgers' Max Muncy faced a same-named player. Also, Forest Green Rovers scrapped their women's team.