Spain Declares National Emergency as Madrid Wildfires Burn Out of Control

White House Correspondents' Dinner Returns Friday With Tighter Security and Fewer Guests

The original dinner in April was shut down after a gunman opened fire at a screening checkpoint.

Eight Nations Condemn Israeli Settler Storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque

More than 4,200 Israeli settlers entered the compound Thursday to mark the Jewish day of mourning Tisha B'Av.

Comcast Reports Peacock Turns Profitable as Broadband Losses Continue

Peacock reached profitability for the first time in the second quarter, boosted by FIFA World Cup and NBA postseason viewership.

Phil Foden Signs Four-Year Contract Extension Keeping Him at Manchester City Until 2030

The 26-year-old midfielder was left out of England's World Cup squad in May after an inconsistent two seasons with the club.

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.

IBM CEO Says Only 2% of Software Faces Risk From AI Replacement

Arvind Krishna made the case to investors after IBM shares dropped 30% this year following a disappointing second quarter.

Intel Posts Fastest Revenue Growth in 15 Years on AI Server Demand

The chipmaker reported $16.1 billion in second-quarter revenue, more than $1.6 billion above analyst expectations, with data center sales rising 59%.

US Military Carries Out New Strikes on Iran as Both Sides Threaten Infrastructure

The strikes come as Yemen's Houthis attacked two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea and mediators push for a 10-day ceasefire.

U.S. Iran War Costs Hit $37.5 Billion as Trump Threatens New Strikes

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Congress on Tuesday the Pentagon needs an additional $67 billion to continue the conflict, now in its 11th consecutive night of U.S. strikes.

Charles Leclerc Leads First Practice at Hungarian Grand Prix Despite Ferrari Problem

Leclerc posted the fastest time at the Hungaroring before a mechanical issue cut his session short in the closing stages.

Pep Guardiola Turns Down Italy Head Coach Job After Talks With Federation

Italian Football Federation technical director Paolo Maldini confirmed that talks with Guardiola took place but ultimately stalled.

Measles Doctors Describe Frightened Children and Preventable Suffering

Physicians treating patients during the measles comeback say they are seeing children who are seriously ill from a disease that vaccines can prevent.

Cyclosporiasis Parasite Outbreak Spreads Across Nine States

Two separate outbreaks of the diarrhea-causing parasite Cyclospora have been confirmed, with cases reported in multiple regions of the United States.

Stanford Engineer Builds Tool to Help Communities Fix Unsafe Drinking Water

The free modeling tool is designed for small water systems often run by part-time managers who lack access to EPA software.

Xbox Tests Free Ad-Supported Game Streaming for Insider Users

Players in the program can stream games they already own at no extra cost by watching ads before each hour-long session begins.

Oliver Tree Memorial Set for Santa Cruz With Diplo, Logan Paul Attending

The celebration of life at UC Santa Cruz's Quarry Amphitheater on July 25 will include a livestream, unreleased video content, and caskets for each of Tree's signature characters.

Chris Brown Pleads Guilty to Nightclub Attack With Glass Bottle

Brown and his vocal coach Omololu Akinlolu entered guilty pleas at Southwark Crown Court in a hearing that lasted less than five minutes.