Violence in Dementia Care Facilities Persists Despite Repeated Warnings, Reports Find

World Cup Final Ticket Prices Hit $2.3 Million on FIFA's Own Resale Platform

Argentina face Spain at New York New Jersey Stadium in what has been called the most expensive sporting event ever held in the United States.

Sam Burns Takes Two-Shot British Open Lead He Never Expected to Have

Burns, who nearly skipped the tournament after his daughter was born July 3, followed a record-tying 62 with a Saturday 65 at Royal Birkdale.

Messi Bathed Baby Yamal in 2007, Now They Meet in World Cup Final

Photos from a UNICEF charity shoot in Barcelona resurfaced this week, showing a 20-year-old Messi holding five-month-old Lamine Yamal in a plastic bathtub.

5G Cell Towers Tracked Rogue Drones Near World Cup Stadium in Texas

AT&T and Ericsson demonstrated a sensing system using three standard cell towers to detect and classify drones flying at 300 to 400 feet near AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Argentina World Cup Players Wave Falklands Banner After Beating England 2-1

UK government responded by saying the Falkland Islands are "definitely ours" as Argentina face possible FIFA disciplinary action.

Ricky Gervais Says He Does Not Care If His Comedy Offends Audiences

The comedian said in a BBC Radio 2 interview that audience backlash to his material actually makes the jokes funnier for him.

Billionaire Jeremy Grantham Calls Bitcoin Useless as Price Sits 48 Percent Below Peak

GMO co-founder Jeremy Grantham made his comments on CNBC's Squawk Box in late June, predicting Bitcoin will fade away over decades.

U.S. Strikes Iran for Seventh Straight Night as Escalation Fears Grow

A senior Iranian military adviser warned Tehran will move to "full-scale offensive operations" if attacks continue for two or three more days.

Strait of Hormuz Shipping Halts as U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes

A Greek maritime risk CEO says no crews are willing to transit the strait after the ceasefire broke down, while Iran reports 38 dead and 400 wounded from U.S. strikes since June 22.

RB Leipzig Moving to Sign Hoffenheim Striker Fisnik Asllani for 30 Million Euros

Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund were also linked to the 23-year-old, but Leipzig are expected to complete the deal before the end of July.

England Open with Record 192-Run Partnership Against India at Lord's

Jacob Bethell was caught for 91 after he and Ben Duckett set a new opening stand record in the series-deciding third ODI.

Cultural Events Like Museums and Movies Slow Biological Aging by Three Years

A study of adults 50 and older in England found regular cultural participation was linked to bodies that functioned nearly three years younger than those who engaged less often.

TikTok Early Dinner Trend Gets Support From Sleep Medicine Experts

Eating dinner around 5 p.m., or four to five hours before bed, may improve sleep quality and blood glucose levels, doctors say.

Plants Produce Milk Protein in Unexpected Location Inside Seed Cells

Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem engineered Arabidopsis seeds to manufacture bovine beta-casein, finding it stored in unrecognized protein-oil structures rather than the expected vacuoles.

Medieval Wild Boar Tusk Found in Russia Identified as Warrior Amulet

The artifact, dating to between the mid-12th and early 13th century, was mounted with an engraved tin-lead alloy cap designed to imitate silver.

Freddy Cannon, Rock and Roll Pioneer Behind "Palisades Park," Dies at 89

Cannon held the record for appearances on American Bandstand, with 110 total, and charted his first Billboard hit in 1959.

Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Los Angeles Punk Fixture, Dies at 59

Finch had been battling brain cancer before her death, and tributes from the rock music community described her as a defining force in the Los Angeles punk scene.