New projections from the Penn Wharton Budget Model (PWBM) suggest Social Security's trust funds may have more time before depletion than previously estimated. The OASI fund could be depleted in February 2033, and combined funds in February 2035, slightly later than the Social Security trustees' projections.
Serena and Venus Williams will reunite for the Wimbledon Championships after receiving a wildcard for the women's doubles. Serena, returning after a four-year retirement, and Venus, who has competed since 1994, will partner for the first time since 2018.
Dan Evans, set to retire after Wimbledon, expressed disappointment at not receiving a wildcard for the Queen's tournament, calling it a missed "classy gesture" from organizers.
Dan Evans expressed disappointment at not receiving a wildcard for the Queen's tournament, calling it a missed "classy gesture" before his planned retirement after Wimbledon. Despite his service to British tennis, including a Davis Cup title, he entered qualifying due to his ranking.
England cricket captain Ben Stokes faces suspension after breaching a team curfew, casting doubt on his leadership. Meanwhile, New Zealand star Kane Williamson has shocked the cricket world with his immediate retirement from international cricket mid-series.
John Stones, 32, considered retirement due to injuries but has been selected for England's World Cup squad and is expected to start against Croatia.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pressing the Trump administration for clarity on its position regarding raising the Social Security retirement age, citing projections that the program's trust fund could be depleted by late 2032.
Manuel Neuer, 40, became Germany's oldest player at a major tournament during their FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Curaçao. Germany won 7-1, with Neuer marking his return after a brief retirement and injuries to other keepers.
A reflection on David Hockney's career, highlighting his evolution from iconic 1960s-70s works to his later iPad paintings of nature, and his enduring impact on the art world.
US business owners are increasingly selling their companies to employees as they approach retirement, seeking to preserve jobs and company culture. Employee ownership models like EOTs and ESOPs are gaining traction, supported by rising investment funds and bipartisan congressional interest, though setup complexity and delayed payment remain challenges.
US business owners, particularly baby boomers nearing retirement, are increasingly selling their companies to employees rather than outside buyers. This trend, driven by a desire to preserve jobs and legacy, is supported by rising investment funds for employee ownership transitions, with schemes like EOTs and ESOPs facilitating the process.
Roy Hattersley, a prominent figure in the Labour Party and former deputy leader, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for his extensive political career and prolific writing, Hattersley served as an MP for Birmingham Sparkbrook and held several ministerial positions. He was remembered by colleagues as a "giant of the labour movement" and a "socialist of deep conviction."
Roy Hattersley, a prominent figure in the Labour Party and a prolific author, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for his decades of service, including as deputy leader and a minister, Hattersley was remembered by colleagues as a "giant of the Labour movement" and a "socialist of deep conviction."
A growing number of Americans, including a 95-year-old doctor and a 93-year-old lawyer, are working past the traditional retirement age of 67. Factors include better health, rising costs of living, and a desire for social interaction and purpose. This trend is also reflected in global leadership, with figures like Donald Trump and Joe Biden working into their later years.
Former India opener Virender Sehwag believes Yashasvi Jaiswal is poised to become a regular in India's ODI team after Rohit Sharma's eventual departure from the format. Sehwag, along with Manoj Tiwary, sees Jaiswal as a top contender for future opening roles, despite current competition.
Olivier Giroud, now a BBC Sport pundit, discusses his retirement from international football and his thoughts on Christian Pulisic's crucial role for the USA at the World Cup. Giroud expresses pride in France and wishes them well, while highlighting Pulisic's talent and mental strength.
The US Congress has intervened to prevent the complete retirement of the U-2S "Dragon Lady" spy plane, a move opposed by the Air Force. A defense budget draft restricts retirements and allocates funds to restore four aircraft to operational status, citing concerns over intelligence gaps before new platforms are fully ready.
Kane Williamson, 35, has retired from all international cricket with immediate effect, citing that now is the right time. He is New Zealand's leading run-scorer across all formats and captained the team during a golden period, including winning the World Test Championship in 2021. Fellow cricketers Virat Kohli and coach Rob Walter paid tribute to his career and sportsmanship.
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar lauded Kane Williamson's "technically compact and magnificent" batting and "thorough gentleman" character following the New Zealand star's retirement from international cricket. Williamson, who amassed 19,346 runs and 48 centuries, is New Zealand's highest run-scorer.
Former India captain Virat Kohli shared an emotional tribute to Kane Williamson on X after the New Zealand batting great announced his immediate retirement from international cricket. Kohli reflected on their long-standing rivalry and friendship, calling Williamson 'brother' and wishing him the best.
Kane Williamson's retirement from international cricket has brought renewed focus to the 10,000-run milestone in Test cricket. He retired with 9,515 runs, just 485 shy of the mark. The article highlights four legendary batters, including Williamson, Virat Kohli, Graeme Smith, and Hashim Amla, who narrowly missed joining this elite club.
Former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull's "big announcement" comment during a live broadcast accurately predicted Kane Williamson's retirement from international cricket five days later. Williamson, 35, steps down as NZ's leading run-scorer with 19,346 runs and numerous accolades.
Japan's World Cup captain Wataru Endo (33) is out with a foot injury and has retired from international football. He's replaced by Shuto Machino. Endo, with 73 caps, believes Japan will eventually win the World Cup and wishes his team success in Group F.
Serena Williams's return to tennis has been cut short at the Queen's Club tournament after her doubles partner, Victoria Mboko, withdrew due to a knee injury sustained during her singles match. Mboko slipped on the grass courts, a known hazard at the venue.
