Claressa Shields returned to middleweight and stopped Kaye Scott in the sixth round in Atlanta, reclaiming the WBA and WBC titles and improving her professional record to 19-0.
Blue and fin whales are slowly returning to the southeast Atlantic off Namibia and South Africa, according to a study examining six decades of whale records.
Nigel Farage regains Clacton parliamentary seat with 63% of the vote; comedian Jon Harvey (as 'Count Binface') secures 27% in a boycotted election by major UK parties, amid an ongoing parliamentary investigation into Farage's undeclared £5 million gift.
A family in Jackson County, Ohio, transformed their 60-acre former Abandoned Mine Land into a thriving forest ecosystem to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, collaborating with state and federal partners for reclamation and reforestation.
With no incumbent or clear front-runner, potential Democratic candidates for the 2028 presidential election are quietly building national profiles, raising funds, and testing strategies in an unprecedented 'invisible primary.'
MetaMask launched Agent Wallet, a self-custodial wallet allowing AI agents to autonomously trade crypto within user-defined limits. Meanwhile, the Clarity Act vote was delayed, Bitcoin ETFs saw $138M in inflows, and Hyperliquid perp traders hit a record high.
Darul Qasim, a Chicago-based Islamic college, seeks to revive a broader, historically rooted vision of Islamic scholarship, influencing medical ethics, public life, and community leadership.
Leona Maguire has been named as one of four wildcard picks by captain Anna Nordqvist for Europe's Solheim Cup team, despite struggling with form during the 2026 season. She is joined by rookies Julia López Ramirez, Nastasia Nadaud and Mimi Rhodes.
Thousands of Moroccans, including Youssef El Abbas, crossed into Spain's Ceuta enclave after Moroccan authorities reportedly loosened border controls. The influx, which saw at least 72 deaths, has been attributed to diplomatic tensions between Spain and Morocco over Western Sahara, creating a humanitarian crisis and deepening divisions within Ceuta.
A senior US Democrat, Jamie Raskin, threatens a congressional investigation into Fifa's financial and political ties to Donald Trump and his family, including a $20bn privatization plan involving Jared Kushner's brother, if Democrats win the House in November.
India's Shubman Gill regains the No. 1 spot in ICC ODI batting rankings, surpassing New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell who missed recent series, with Gill now leading at 801 rating points.
India returns to the No. 1 position in ICC Men's T20I Team Rankings after winning a 2-0 lead over Zimbabwe in their three-match T20I series, edging out England due to a superior ratings decimal.
Johnny Depp stages a comeback with a surprise Comic-Con appearance as Ebenezer Scrooge, ahead of his new film, sparking mixed reactions amid past abuse allegations.
In Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve, community forestry concessions are successfully combating rampant deforestation, maintaining near-zero forest loss. Strict management plans, FSC standards, and value-added timber products provide livelihoods and restore degraded land, demonstrating a sustainable model for conservation and economic development.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces strong criticism and calls for his resignation from former president Sepp Blatter and La Liga president Javier Tebas, who accuse him of "destroying the football industry" by prioritizing the World Cup and making "irresponsible decisions" regarding expansion and a controversial player ban.
Former FIFA President Sepp Blatter criticized the 2026 World Cup, claiming it "lost its credibility" due to political influence and urging stakeholders to reclaim the sport. This came after Spain's victory in the 48-team tournament, which FIFA hailed as a success despite various off-field controversies.
Spain defeated Argentina in extra time with a goal from Ferran Torres in a New Jersey stadium, reclaiming their world title 16 years after Andres Iniesta's similar feat. Argentina's title defense ended with red cards and no shots on target.
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win its second World Cup title, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal. Lionel Messi left the field in tears after the defeat, while U.S. President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino were booed during the trophy ceremony.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has re-entered the top 10 most valuable companies globally, driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Its stock rallied, pushing market capitalization to a record high, surpassing Broadcom, with analysts expecting further growth.
Konami's Castlevania series returns to consoles with "Belmont's Curse" in October, a 2D side-scroller set in 1499 Paris. Developed with Evil Empire, the game features Trevor Belmont's daughter, Rose, battling demons and historical figures like Joan of Arc, aiming to reclaim the genre's legacy.
British police are investigating over £500,000 in donations to the Reform UK party for potential breaches of campaign finance laws. The probe includes scrutiny of two £250,000 donations from Fiona Cottrell, mother of a convicted felon and Farage financier. Separately, a £1 million transaction from Ms. Cottrell to a company run by Reform deputy leader Richard Tice was flagged for anti-money laundering concerns.
Bitcoin surged past $63,000 but faces potential correction due to rising US Treasury yields and a $1.4 billion options expiry. While ETF outflows were noted, balanced options demand suggests support at $62,000, with AI sector strength drawing capital from other assets.
NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar's visits to Vidhan Bhavan, including a meeting with Deputy CM Eknath Shinde and Congress leader Arif Naseem Khan, have fueled speculation about potential realignments in Maharashtra's political landscape, particularly regarding Pawar's party and the INDIA alliance.
Un an après avoir été détrôné, la famille de Bernard Arnault reprend la première place du classement des 500 plus grandes fortunes de France, selon le magazine Challenges. Le magazine opte pour une couverture typographique pour la troisième année consécutive.
