William Shatner, 95, and Daughter Both Recover From Stage 4 Cancer

Trump State Department Report Ties American Left-Wing Groups to Cuba

The 100-page document, released Monday, names the Democratic Socialists of America and Code Pink among groups it links to the Cuban government, often through ideological rather than direct connections.

Federal Judge Blocks Deportation of Witness to Fatal Houston ICE Shooting

Jose Trinidad Rojas Pliego, who has no criminal record and has lived in the U.S. since 1998, was detained after an ICE agent shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during a July 7 traffic stop.

Shakira Brings Out Wyclef Jean at Barclays Center on Night Two of Brooklyn Run

The surprise appearance for their Billboard Hot 100 number one hit "Hips Don't Lie" drew the loudest reaction of the night, two days after Shakira performed at the first-ever World Cup halftime show.

Spain Defeats Argentina 1-0 to Break Every Soccer Ratings Record in U.S. History

A combined 62.8 million viewers watched the World Cup final on Fox, Telemundo, and Peacock on July 19, shattering the previous record by nearly 17 million.

La Liga President Calls for FIFA Chief Gianni Infantino to Resign

Javier Tebas told an Italian newspaper that Infantino's handling of a player suspension ban and plans for a 64-team World Cup are damaging professional football.

Prediction Market Companies and Casinos Spend Millions in Washington Lobbying Fight

Kalshi spent nearly $1.8 million on federal lobbying in the first half of 2026, matching the American Gaming Association's total for the same period.

Jamie Dimon Warns Against Long-Term Bonds as Investors Flee to Short-Term Treasuries

The iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF has pulled in $47.5 billion in net inflows this year, making it the top-performing bond ETF by new money.

Gas Prices Hit Four Dollars a Gallon as U.S. and Iran Trade Attacks

Oil markets reacted sharply after fighting resumed following a 30-day memorandum of understanding between the two countries.

Iran Strikes Kill Two U.S. Soldiers at Jordan Air Base

A third service member remains missing after Friday's attack on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, with unidentified remains found nearby.

Caitlin Clark and Top WNBA Stars Decline 3-Point Contest Invitations

Clark, Sabrina Ionescu, and active 3-point leader Kayla McBride all turned down invitations to the event at All-Star Weekend in Chicago.

Analyst Compares Arch Manning to Alex Smith, Not Manning Family

Football analyst Emory Hunt argued Manning's dual-threat athleticism mirrors Smith's early career at Utah, not his famous uncles Peyton or Eli.

NIH Awards FSU $1.6 Million to Train Nurse Scientists in AI and Digital Health

The grant will fund a new program at Florida State University's Colleges of Nursing and Medicine focused on preparing nurses to work with artificial intelligence tools.

London Hospital Monitors Health Worker for Ebola After DRC Assignment

The worker is being observed at a London hospital following a period working in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where an Ebola outbreak is ongoing.

Johns Hopkins Lab-Grown Mini Brains Reveal How Alzheimer's Patients Respond to Drugs

Organoids grown from patient blood cells showed sharp differences in response to a common antidepressant used to treat Alzheimer's symptoms.

Reflooding the Aral Sea Could Lock Away 605 Megatons of Carbon Dioxide

A new study finds that restoring the once-vast lake could generate up to $18 billion in carbon credits.

Zoe Saldaña Signs On as Executive Producer for Palestinian Short Film Premiering in August

The Oscar-winning actress will support It's Complicated, written by and starring Iman Karram, at the HollyShorts Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Federal Judge Issues Restraining Order Blocking Paramount and Warner Bros. Merger

A coalition of 12 states led by California argued the deal violates federal anti-trust law and would harm the film industry and broader economy.