Manchester City opposes the Premier League's proposed £1.5bn, 10-year financial settlement to the English Football League, citing concerns over funding, particularly a planned increase in transfer fee levies from 4% to 6%.
Senate negotiations on the CLARITY Act are stalled over ethics language limiting profits from digital assets for senior officials, including the President and Vice President, with Democrats seeking stronger restrictions to secure their votes.
Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay up to $5.5 billion to settle nearly 76,000 lawsuits alleging its talc products caused ovarian cancer, ending a decade-long legal battle.
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will introduce historic medals with braille and tactile elements for visually impaired athletes, designed by Militsa Milenkova. The Reuleaux triangle shape and engraved patterns reflect Glasgow's heritage, marking a new benchmark for inclusivity.
A landmark legal action over brain damage in rugby is on the brink of collapse as a judge considers striking out 95% of 561 claimants due to their former solicitor's failure to disclose documents. Senior Master Cook is deliberating, with no legal precedent for the situation.
President Trump stated that a US-Saudi nuclear energy deal, focused on non-military use without enrichment, is contingent on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords and recognizing Israel. This comes amidst expert criticism regarding nuclear proliferation risks and Saudi Arabia's prior stance on Palestinian statehood.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement, potentially allowing Saudi uranium enrichment. The deal, which faces congressional review, is controversial due to nonproliferation concerns and its timing amidst US efforts to prevent Iran's nuclear weapon development.
A Florida teen, RKC, dropped his lawsuit against Meta alleging its platforms caused his depression and anxiety, days before trial. This follows settlements with YouTube, TikTok, and Snap, and other recent verdicts against social media companies for addictive products.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson labeled paid domestic violence leave "ridiculous," claiming it diverts police from "real crime." She also stated the family law system is "broken," favoring women and "suppressing males," with these comments resurfacing after previous criticism regarding domestic violence.
Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai was reportedly denied entry to the UK and faces deportation back to the city after seeking residence with his British National (Overseas) passport. This potential move by the UK contrasts with its previous treatment of other Hong Kong activists.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement, potentially allowing the kingdom to enrich uranium. The deal, controversial due to Iran's nuclear program and nonproliferation concerns, will face review by the US Congress amid fears of insufficient safeguards.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a "peaceful nuclear co-operation agreement" allowing Saudi Arabia to develop a civilian nuclear program, potentially including uranium enrichment. The deal, which will be reviewed by Congress, raises concerns among experts and some lawmakers about nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a landmark deal for a civilian nuclear program in the Gulf country, with Washington insisting on non-proliferation safeguards. The agreement, signed by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, lays the foundation for a multibillion-dollar partnership amidst US concerns over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
An exploit on a Wanchain-operated bridge connected to the Cardano ecosystem resulted in the theft of approximately 515 million NIGHT tokens, causing a 30% price drop for NIGHT. The Midnight Foundation confirmed its core protocol was unaffected, and major exchanges collaborated to freeze stolen assets. Cardano's ADA token, however, defied the sell-off, climbing nearly 8%.
The world's largest meat company, JBS, faces a legal challenge in the Netherlands by Greenpeace, demanding disclosure on how its $6bn global expansion, particularly in Nigeria, is compatible with climate, nature, and human rights responsibilities. This case could set a precedent for the agriculture sector.
Five years after a landmark report warned of safety risks, women in the UK armed forces continue to report being issued ill-fitting kit, including body armour not designed for female bodies. The MoD plans new flat ballistic plates by 2028 and curved ones from 2029, while supplying curved armour to Ukraine.
France's parliament has approved a landmark bill banning social media for children under 15 and mobile phone use in schools, making it the first EU country with such a blanket ban. President Emmanuel Macron championed the measure, which now awaits a constitutional review before its planned implementation by September.
North Korea's Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss ammunition and missile shipments for the Ukraine war, and prepare for a possible Kim Jong-un visit. Putin thanked North Korea for its support and for sending Korean People's Army soldiers to the Kursk region.
French photographer François Prost documented nearly 150 US strip club facades for his book "Gentlemen's Club," traveling 6,000 miles. His project, which avoids depicting nude women, explores American culture through these establishments' architecture and their "normalized" presence, even in conservative areas.
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered his first keynote at the World AI Conference, pledging open source AI growth amid rising US-China tensions, hours after a critical US address by Donald Trump.
India Women are close to their first Test victory at Lord's after Yastika Bhatia's century and strong bowling. England is 130/6, chasing 457, with India needing 4 wickets.
Yastika Bhatia made history by scoring the first Test century by a woman at Lord's Cricket Ground on July 12. Her 113 runs powered India to a significant lead against England, putting them on the verge of a historic win.
Yastika Bhatia made history by scoring the first women's Test century at Lord's Cricket Ground on July 12. Her 113 runs powered India to a significant lead against England, putting them on the verge of a historic win.
A landmark lawsuit held Meta and Google accountable for designing addictive social media platforms that harm children. Plaintiff Kaley was awarded $6m after a jury found the companies liable for malice, oppression, or fraud. Lawyer Mark Lanier utilized AI in his "righteous case" against the tech giants.
