US President Donald Trump says Iran has a "last chance" to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the five‑month war, claiming talks are ongoing despite Iranian denials.
Kamala Harris, former Democratic presidential nominee, proposed expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices and granting statehood to Puerto Rico and D.C. She also suggested revisiting the Electoral College and emphasized voter turnout, while stating she hasn't decided on a 2028 presidential run.
Manchester Super Giants defeated MI London by six wickets at The Oval, while Trent Rockets secured a five-run victory over Sunrisers Leeds at Trent Bridge, extending their winning streak to three matches in The Hundred women's competition.
President Trump met with Ukraine's President Zelensky in the Oval Office, with both sides offering minimal details. Discussions reportedly included Patriot interceptor production licenses and diplomacy, amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced its 2027 home schedule, highlighted by simultaneous men's and women's Ashes series against Australia. The men's Ashes will begin June 18 at Trent Bridge, with the Rose Bowl hosting its first Test. Northern venues Headingley and Old Trafford were notably excluded from the men's Ashes fixtures, sparking debate.
The Oval in London is confirmed to host the 2027 ICC World Test Championship Final from June 9-13, marking its second time hosting. The ECB secured hosting rights for the 2027, 2029, and 2031 finals, with the 2027 event coinciding with Test cricket's 150th anniversary.
As Donald Trump brands Democrats as communists, his administration has overseen significant government control over private industry, including stakes in Intel and MP Materials. Allies echo anti-communist rhetoric, while critics point to the contradiction with increased state investment.
JD Vance's recent controversial statements on theology, Watergate, and immigration, despite his ambition for the presidency, are seen by some as a strategy to appeal to Trump's base by mirroring his rhetoric on hate and grievance, though his popularity is currently low.
President Trump indicated that major US AI companies, which are earning significant profits, will make a public "contribution" to the country. He mentioned the need for "guardrails" for AI, acknowledging its potential for both good and bad, and suggested internal administration discussions about the form these contributions might take.
President Trump indicated that major US AI companies, which are earning significant profits, will make a public 'contribution' to the nation. He mentioned 'guardrails' for AI and suggested discussions are ongoing within his administration regarding the form of these contributions, declining to provide specifics.
Donald Trump confirmed he asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun's red card, believing it was unfair. He denied pressuring FIFA, stating he only requested a review. FIFA suspended the automatic ban, drawing criticism from Belgium.
President Donald Trump promoted Dell computers from the White House, causing Dell stock to jump over 7%. This occurred during a ceremony launching the 'Trump Accounts,' a new tax-advantaged investment program for U.S. children, supported by a $6 billion pledge from Michael and Susan Dell and contributions from other major companies.
Australia may field injured all-rounder Ellyse Perry in the T20 World Cup final. Coach Shelley Nitschke stated Perry could play even if not fully fit, acknowledging the high stakes of a World Cup final. Perry is the tournament's leading run-scorer.
Nat Sciver-Brunt will return to captain England in their T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa at The Oval after recovering from a calf injury. She missed three group stage matches, but medical staff have cleared her, despite some risk, for the high-stakes home game.
Nat Sciver-Brunt returns to captain England in their T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa at the Oval after recovering from a calf injury. She missed three group matches, undergoing intensive therapy, and will lead an unbeaten England team against underdog South Africa.
West Indies captain Hayley Matthews states her team is embracing their underdog status against Australia in the T20 World Cup semi-final at The Oval, aiming to play fearlessly despite Australia's dominant tournament performance.
England faces an uphill task after New Zealand extended its lead to 204 runs with 9 wickets in hand on Day 3 of the series decider, despite Jofra Archer's impressive spell that removed key batsmen.
England defeated New Zealand by 9 wickets in a T20 World Cup group-stage match, ending the reigning champions' title defence. A 128-run partnership between Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sophia Dunkley sealed the win, with England topping Group B and likely facing India or South Africa in the semi-finals.
Ben Duckett's rapid 113 and Jacob Bethell's unbeaten 74 helped England reach 223/2, trailing New Zealand by 215 overnight. England's fightback, led by Ben Stokes' bowling, kept the tourists to 438 all out after a strong start.
England has made four changes to their playing XI for the third Test against New Zealand, with captain Ben Stokes and pacer Gus Atkinson returning. Jamie Smith and Shoaib Bashir are also recalled. The changes follow a significant defeat in the second Test.
Ben Stokes has returned to the England cricket squad after discussions with head coach Brendon McCullum, who described the recent events as a "blip". The pair met for over an hour to clear the air regarding reports of a rift, with McCullum expressing strong support for Stokes. Stokes is back in the XI for the third Test against New Zealand.
England cricket team's recent losses and off-field disciplinary issues highlight a critical need for Ben Stokes's leadership. The ECB's handling of player celebrations and curfews has been criticized, exposing a lack of clear communication and accountability, particularly from coach Brendon McCullum.
England's cricket team faces scrutiny after a second Test defeat and an investigation into player celebrations. While Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson were cleared, the ECB's handling of the incident, along with previous player misconduct, highlights systemic issues in leadership and accountability within the team.
Matt Henry took 11 wickets at The Oval, leveling the Test series against England and becoming the first bowler since Shane Warne in 2005 to achieve this feat at the venue. His 11-109 match figures are the best by a NZ bowler against England.
