Bryson DeChambeau criticized Nick Faldo's commentary during the first round of the 2026 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, where Jackson Suber held the lead.

Miami Heat president Pat Riley suggested the team would pursue LeBron James in free agency during a press conference introducing newly acquired Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Conor McGregor's comeback fight at UFC 329 attracted nearly 16 million viewers across Paramount+ in the U.S. and Latin America.

OnePlus announced it is ceasing all operations in the United States and Europe, effective immediately, citing a strategic shift in its global business.

Sony removed additional purchased movies from users' digital libraries, continuing a practice that has drawn criticism over ownership rights.

SpaceX aborted the launch of its second Starship V3 vehicle moments after engine ignition on July 16, 2026, due to an unspecified technical issue.

A broad global sell-off in technology stocks erased hundreds of billions in market value on July 17, driven by mounting investor skepticism about the sustainability of AI chip demand and semiconductor valuations.

AI company Anthropic advanced toward a potential initial public offering in July 2026, with investment banks scheduling preliminary investor meetings ahead of what could be one of the largest tech IPOs of the year.

Morgan Stanley reported record quarterly revenue and profit for Q2 2026 on July 15, driven by a 69% surge in equities trading revenue that far exceeded analyst expectations.

A National Academies of Sciences report released this week formally endorsed the scientific methods used to attribute extreme weather events to climate change, strengthening the evidentiary basis for such links.

A study published this week estimated that at least 12,000 excess deaths occurred across Europe during a severe June 2026 heat wave, highlighting the public health impact of extreme temperatures.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires spread across the US Midwest and East Coast this week, prompting officials to advise residents in multiple states to stay indoors due to hazardous air quality.

The House GOP’s $95 billion budget reconciliation proposal faced immediate opposition from Senate Republicans, stalling the plan amid disagreements over spending cuts and policy priorities.

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina died at age 71 following a brief and sudden illness, as confirmed by NBC News.

Former President Donald Trump delivered a major speech on elections at the Army War College in Pennsylvania, outlining his policy priorities and attacking Democratic opponents.

The United States launched new airstrikes against Iran after Iran reported that civilian infrastructure had been hit in earlier strikes, escalating military conflict in the Middle East.

At least two people were killed and hundreds rescued after severe flooding devastated parts of Texas, with emergency crews responding to widespread damage.

NPR reported three cases of child deaths that contradict the Trump administration's claim that no children died as a result of cuts to USAID funding.

Jason Statham's latest action thriller "A Working Man" is surging on Prime Video, with viewers calling it a worthy successor to the "John Wick" franchise thanks to its relentless, no-frills fight choreography and Statham's signature gruff charisma.

The Filipino girl group Baby Dolls has taken over YouTube Music with their viral track "Oohh Lala Baby," a catchy, danceable bop that's sparking endless TikTok challenges and fan covers — the kind of feel-good earworm that makes everyone want to learn the choreography.