Car Bomb Hits Colombia One Day After Far-Right President Is Sworn In

Atletico Madrid Refuses to Sell Julian Alvarez Despite Barcelona and Arsenal Interest

Coach Diego Simeone confirmed Saturday the club will keep the Argentina forward despite a rejected 150-million-euro Real Madrid bid in June.

NBA Player Brandon Clarke Died From Heroin and Cocaine, Examiner Finds

The Los Angeles County medical examiner ruled the Memphis Grizzlies forward's death accidental, with prescription medications listed as a significant contributor.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino Denies UEFA Paid Off Alleged Lover During His Tenure

A Daily Telegraph investigation reports UEFA made a six-figure severance payment to a woman who allegedly had a relationship with Infantino while he was the organization's general secretary.

Fox World Cup Broadcast Drives Ad Revenue Up 78 Percent in Quarter

The FIFA Men's World Cup pushed Fox's total quarterly revenue to $4.21 billion, beating analyst expectations by more than $600 million.

FIFA Backs Infantino After Commercial Rights Plan Collapses

The withdrawn proposal would have sold a 20 percent stake in a new commercial rights body to private investors, raising $4.2 billion.

Social Security Earnings Test Can Cut Benefits for Retirees Who Return to Work

In 2026, workers under full retirement age lose $1 in benefits for every $2 earned above $24,480.

Space Debris Removal Companies See Growing Business Opportunity in Orbital Cleanup

Nearly 30,000 tracked objects now circle Earth, and a spent SpaceX rocket stage crashed into the moon this week.

U.S. Long-Range Missile Stockpiles Nearly Depleted in Iran War

Precision weapons like PrSMs and ATCAMs are close to exhausted, and both take years to replenish, according to a U.S. official.

Trump Says Iran Deal Near but Tehran Denies Talks Are Starting

Oil prices dropped more than 6% after Trump announced negotiations would begin Monday, even as Iran said it had no plans for direct talks with Washington.

Callum Simpson Wins British Title Back From Troy Williamson in Leeds

Simpson won by unanimous decision after revealing he fought through two perforated eardrums in the first fight.

Travis Head Wins Second Straight Allan Border Medal, Questions His Role as Test Opener

Head scored 629 runs in the Ashes but says opening the batting is not his natural position based on his first-class career.

Common Painkillers Raise Sunburn Risk, Health Watchdog Warns Users to Take Precautions

Several widely used over-the-counter and prescription pain medications can make skin more sensitive to ultraviolet radiation from sunlight.

Biden Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Draws Attention to a Disease Affecting Millions of Men

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in American men, and Biden's advancing diagnosis has prompted renewed questions about screening and treatment options.

Tiny Magnetic Robots Pull Microplastics Out of Soil and Water

Czech scientists used MXene particles coated with nickel to remove up to 94 percent of test plastics in about an hour.

NASA Perseverance Rover Set to Break Mars Distance Driving Record

The rover will surpass 45.16 kilometers driven on Mars, beating the record set by the Opportunity rover.

Abbott Elementary Stars Speak Out on Paramount Warner Bros. Merger Effects

Sheryl Lee Ralph and Janelle James made the comments Saturday at the AAFCA TV Honors in Los Angeles, weeks before Season 6 production begins.

Andrew Lloyd Webber Calls Broadway Costs Unsustainable as Cats Revival Closes

The production won three Tony Awards in June but shuttered Saturday at the Broadhurst Theatre after transferring from an Off-Broadway run.