A net bowler suffered a serious injury during a practice session at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium, just before the IPL clash between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings. Footage shows medical staff attending to the player, who was then taken to the hospital by ambulance.
The body of Iran's slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei underwent an extensive six-day funeral journey across Iran, Iraq, and back to Iran, involving various modes of transport including road, helicopter, and fighter jet-escorted aircraft. The procession, which began in Tehran and included stops in Qom, Najaf, Karbala, and finally Mashhad, saw millions of mourners. His son, Mojtaba Khamenei, has been absent from public view since March, fueling speculation about his condition.
Erling Haaland described the World Cup quarter-final against England as "super special" due to his birth in England and playing in the Premier League. Norway's surprising run to the last eight, with Haaland scoring seven goals, sets up a meaningful clash.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work, an AI agent designed to automate tasks across applications and files. Powered by GPT-5.6, it can create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, operating for hours on complex projects. A new ChatGPT desktop app was also announced.
Donald Trump softened his rhetoric on Spain after threatening trade halts, acknowledging increased NATO contributions. Spain's PM highlighted reaching the 2% GDP defense spending target, which Trump had criticized Spain for not meeting. A US official mentioned a "menu" of Spanish products for potential embargo.
England's thrilling 3-2 World Cup win against Mexico, featuring five goals and a red card, set new TV viewership records in Mexico and the US, becoming the most-watched 21st-century World Cup match in Mexico.
Indian national Chandrakant Patel orchestrated a decade-long U visa fraud in Louisiana, faking robberies to help immigrants obtain visas. Four US law enforcement officers, including police chiefs and a marshal, aided the scheme by filing false police reports for payments, with Patel and the officers now having pleaded guilty.
