Puerto Rico Governor Declares Emergency as Water Shut-offs Hit 180,000 Households
Rotating 48-hour water cut-offs began Friday across San Juan and six other municipalities after July was the driest month on record in more than 120 years.
19h agoIran Sets New Demands as Trump Describes Talks as Only Semi-Negotiations
Iran told the U.S. it must lift its naval blockade, withdraw forces, and pay war reparations before the Strait of Hormuz reopens.
19h agoJorge Messi, Father and Agent of Lionel Messi, Dies at 68
Inter Miami and Major League Soccer joined the Argentine soccer world in mourning the death of Jorge Messi on Sunday.
2d agoManchester City Closes Asia Tour Against Atletico Madrid in Seoul Sunday
City faces Atletico at Seoul World Cup Stadium without several key players still returning from the World Cup.
2d agoFIFA President Infantino Denies Allegations UEFA Paid Off Alleged Lover
UEFA confirmed a six-figure departure payment was made to the woman in question while Infantino served as the organization's general secretary.
3d agoFirst Brands Asks Bankruptcy Judge to Approve Restructuring Plan or Face Chaotic Liquidation
The automotive parts company, which shut 17 plants and cut 4,000 jobs this year, wants a court-approved litigation trust to pursue $1 billion from executives accused of looting the firm.
20h agoIntel Plans to Raise $15 Billion in Stock Sale After 400% Share Surge
The chipmaker says it sees growth opportunities in physical AI, custom chips, and advanced packaging.
20h agoTrump Signals Economic Pressure on Iran as Hormuz Standoff Drags Into Sixth Month
Iran has set sweeping conditions for reopening the strait, including U.S. reparation payments and withdrawal of American troops from the region.
20h agoHouthis Attack Saudi Aramco Refinery, Iran Blocks Strait of Hormuz Talks
The Houthi drone strike on a Jazan refinery came alongside new Iranian conditions blocking a U.S. deal on the waterway.
2d agoTeddy Bridgewater Retires at 33 After 12 NFL Seasons with Detroit Lions
The veteran quarterback cited a knee that "can no longer deal with something so simple as standing around on the turf field.
8h agoFulham Ask Board to Pursue Barcelona Defender Hector Fort for 10 Million Euros
Manager Alvaro Arbeloa has already signed two former Real Madrid players and is now targeting a third Spanish recruit from La Liga.
20h agoLight Exercise Cuts Stroke Risk for People With Atrial Fibrillation
A study of more than 87,000 adults found even small amounts of activity lowered stroke risk over 15 years compared to being sedentary.
8h agoMedical Reassurance From Doctors Often Discourages Patients From Getting Further Treatment
A new study found that when doctors tell patients their symptoms are not serious, patients frequently stop seeking care even when treatment could help.
20h agoSchool Curriculum Built on Shared Values Cuts Discrimination in Large Study
A pilot program tested across 644 school classes in India significantly reduced discriminatory attitudes and boosted civic engagement among more than 8,600 participants.
8h agoOak Leaf Surfaces Host Two Completely Different Microbial Communities
Researchers tracking the same leaves across seasons found that bacterial richness on the upper and lower surfaces diverged sharply in autumn.
8h agoPrime Video Mystery Series Sterling Point Tops Charts in 26 Countries
The 8-part coming-of-age series, starring Ella Rubin, reached the number one spot on Prime Video globally just two days after its August 5 release.
9h agoJon Bernthal's The Punisher Climbs Streaming Charts Again in 2026
The Netflix series, which originally premiered in 2017, is resurging on iTunes digital charts as Bernthal's profile grows following major film and TV roles.
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