Moses Itauma reacts calmly to his 29 August London bout against Filip Hrgovic being upgraded to an IBF world heavyweight title fight, reflecting on comparisons to Mike Tyson and his career trajectory.
A North Georgia convenience store, Teddy's Market, has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by Buc-ee's and strip the mega-chain of trademark protections, accusing it of being a trademark bully and fraudulently obtaining its beaver logo.
As federal parliament resumes, the Australian government faces intense political pressure over proposed tax tweaks, gambling advertising restrictions, a delayed immigration policy, and Clive Palmer's lost multi-billion dollar legal battle.
A father shares his emotional turmoil as his 12-year-old son undergoes a clinical trial for recurring cancer, just as prediction market Kalshi moves to allow financial bets on FDA decisions and clinical trial results.
A Sussex businessman recovered over £14,000 after fraudsters used his Metro Bank debit card to buy credits for the AI chatbot Claude, despite him telling the bank an initial transaction was fraudulent.
Wildfires continue to rage in Greece, forcing evacuations near Athens and on Crete, while blazes in France and Spain show signs of easing. Bordeaux wine producers face an early, difficult harvest due to extreme heat and drought, as Europe experiences record temperatures impacting agriculture and increasing health risks.
Wildfires rage across Greece, particularly near Athens and on Crete, forcing evacuations and prompting maximum alert. Meanwhile, France and Spain see some improvement in fire control, though Bordeaux wine producers face drought challenges, and some Spanish residents remain displaced.
James Cameron's Aliens, released 40 years ago, profoundly impacted video game design, influencing titles like Doom, Halo, and Gears of War with its space marines, weaponry, and gameplay structure, despite challenges in direct game adaptations.
Anthony Joshua recovered from being knocked down twice in the first round to achieve a second-round knockout against Kristian Prenga, salvaging his highly anticipated November fight with Tyson Fury.
Chinese political scientist Yan launched the fourth annual International Relations Basic Knowledge Proficiency Test in Beijing. The exam aims to correct "negative one" level understanding of geopolitics, countering misleading narratives prevalent in short-form social media videos, a trend amplified by China's looser online controls on international affairs content.
Anthony Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn dismissed Tyson Fury's doubts about their long-awaited heavyweight clash, confirming the fight is still expected in November. Both boxers have warm-up bouts this week, with Joshua fighting in Saudi Arabia and Fury in Thailand.
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.
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.
Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio suffered a serious setback in her impeachment trial after the Senate allowed prosecutors to examine key financial records in an unexplained wealth case, potentially jeopardizing her 2028 presidential election prospects.
Labor members are set to reignite calls for a stronger gambling regulator and push for a gas export tax at the party's 50th national conference in Adelaide. Debates are also expected on artificial intelligence impacts, dental access via Medicare, compulsory superannuation for under-18s, and local government funding.
The 1936 Montreux Convention grants Turkey sovereignty over the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits, making it the gatekeeper to the Black Sea. During wartime, Turkey can block warships from belligerent nations, a clause invoked in 2022 to restrict Russia's naval reinforcement and shape the Ukraine conflict's maritime dynamics.
The New York Times filed a motion to quash Justice Department subpoenas targeting journalists who reported on security concerns with the new Air Force One. This action escalates a court battle over press freedom and the government's ability to compel reporters to reveal confidential sources in a leak investigation.
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.
Conor McGregor returns to MMA in Las Vegas after a prolonged hiatus, facing Max Holloway. The fight is seen as more of a financial move for McGregor and TKO Group Holdings than a bid to regain lost glory or improve his standing, amidst ongoing controversies and a shifting public perception in Ireland.
Male dragonflies defending territory engage in aerial "dogfights" with complex maneuvers, mirroring human fighter pilot tactics. Research suggests simple rules drive this behavior, potentially informing drone development.
A Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach, California, devolved into chaos with fights, fireworks thrown at police, and looting. Police on horseback charged into the crowd, taking at least 100 people into custody. Several officers were injured.
Arthur Fery advanced to the third round of Wimbledon after beating Otto Virtanen, keeping British hopes alive. However, Katie Swan's dream return ended with a defeat by Madison Keys, despite her positive outlook on her tournament performance.
Bosnian fans in Santa Clara, California, celebrated their national team's World Cup progress, highlighting diaspora identity forged by war and expressing solidarity with Palestine due to shared experiences of violence and displacement.
Donald Trump announced Republicans will hold their first national convention outside a presidential election year in Dallas on September 9-10 to energize voters for the midterm elections. The report also covers World Cup updates, UK defense spending, and other news.
