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Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared he will not contribute to inflaming tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations. He acknowledged the relationship is difficult but stressed that Poland's strategic security and national interest guide his approach. Tusk expressed hope he would not stand alone in that position.
The NFL did not hold a supplemental draft, leaving quarterback Brendan Sorsby without that route into the league. His options now include returning to college football or waiting for the 2027 NFL Draft. No decision has been announced, and his path forward remains uncertain.
A sharp sell-off in semiconductor stocks hit Wall Street hard, pulling both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 significantly lower. Global equity markets have seen above-average volatility for several days running. The tech sector is bearing the brunt of the correction, with investors on edge about further declines.
Portuguese media are raving about the national team's Tuesday performance at the tournament, describing it as a "masterclass." Journalists highlight that millions of Portuguese fans had been waiting for exactly this kind of response after a poor start to the championship. The turnaround has sparked enormous enthusiasm back home.
Lotto Chemik Police, who finished eighth in the Tauron Liga last season, have announced their first new signing ahead of the coming campaign. The club presented Polish player Pola Janicka on Tuesday. The signing signals the club's ambition to climb the standings after a disappointing previous season.
The Meta Quest 3S VR headset with 128GB storage is currently $296.79 on Amazon, about $53 off its current retail price of $349.99. The headset originally launched in 2024 at $299.99 before receiving a price hike this year. The deal is modest but represents one of the best available prices for Meta's entry-level VR headset right now.
AI chipmaker Cerebras released its first earnings report since going public on the Nasdaq in May, revealing 92% revenue growth. The strong result reflects surging demand for AI-focused hardware. The IPO gave Wall Street investors direct exposure to a pure-play AI semiconductor company for the first time.
The US Senate has joined the House of Representatives in passing a resolution calling for an end to President Trump's military campaign against Iran. The resolution is non-binding but reflects growing impatience in Congress — mirroring sentiment among the broader American public — with the president's conduct of the conflict. It marks a rare bicameral pushback against a sitting president's war powers.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has released Bill Gates's testimony regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Gates stated directly: "I should never have met with Epstein in the first place." The release of the testimony brings renewed scrutiny to Gates's past association with the convicted sex offender.
New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm was spotted eating a lollipop during Monday night's game. Manager Aaron Boone made clear the behavior left him unhappy. The incident sparked debate about on-field professionalism in MLB.
The NCAA Division I Cabinet unanimously approved a new five-year, age-based eligibility model. The reform is designed to bring greater consistency to collegiate athletics at the Division I level. It marks a significant step in the NCAA's ongoing efforts to modernize its eligibility rules.
Netflix's new production studio under construction at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, has reached a major construction milestone, according to the company's director of enterprise operations, Kenneth Falcon. Falcon told The Hollywood Reporter that teams managed to maintain momentum throughout a harsh winter. The milestone was celebrated on-site with a BBQ for the construction crew.
Manchester United and Arsenal are both monitoring midfielder Alex Scott as a potential transfer target this summer. Arsenal are also in contact with Leicester City regarding a deal for Jeremy Monga. Separately, Aston Villa have expressed strong interest in West Ham's Jarrod Bowen.
Naomi Osaka advanced to the quarterfinals of the WTA 500 grass-court tournament in Bad Homburg, Germany, after winning her second match. Ukrainian Elina Switolina also reached the last eight, coming back to beat Russian Ludmila Samsonova in a turnaround result. Switolina had previously defeated a Polish player on her way through the draw.
French historian Marc Bloch, of Jewish heritage and a decorated Resistance fighter executed by the Gestapo in 1944, was inducted into the Pantheon in Paris on Tuesday. He is the first historian ever to receive the honour, which France reserves for exceptional figures in politics, culture and science. President Emmanuel Macron praised Bloch's "teachings that compel us to move forward, against the spirit of defeatism."
Chelsea are close to signing Atalanta defender Marco Palestra in a deal worth more than £43 million, which would be manager Enzo Alonso's first signing at the club. The transfer is reportedly in its final stages. Palestra would bolster Chelsea's defensive options ahead of the new season.
Pakistan suffered a humiliating defeat against Australia at Headingley, being bowled out for just 86 runs and losing by 113 runs. Three of their wickets fell to embarrassing run-outs in a single innings, a rare and costly blunder. The loss significantly dents Pakistan's campaign at the Women's T20 World Cup.
A new report has found that the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside, Florida — which killed 98 people in 2021 — began weeks before the building fell. The findings reinforce earlier conclusions about the structure's deteriorating condition. The 12-story beachfront building's failure had visible warning signs long before the disaster struck.
Morgan Stanley has capped investor withdrawals at 5% from its $7 billion private credit fund, after shareholders requested redemptions totalling 11.6% of assets in the second quarter. That means investors will receive less than half of the money they sought to withdraw. The move highlights growing liquidity pressures in the private credit fund sector.
Wieczysta Kraków vice-president Sławomir Peszko confirmed on Kanał Sportowy that the Ekstraklasa newcomers are interested in signing Vozinha, Cape Verde's goalkeeper and one of the standout heroes of the current World Cup after he stopped the reigning European champions. Peszko said he would like to bring the keeper in on a one-year deal, acknowledging that Vozinha likely has many offers to choose from. Wieczysta are a newly promoted side looking to make a statement signing.
Portugal thrashed Uzbekistan at the World Cup, with Cristiano Ronaldo starring as one of the key players. After the final whistle, Ronaldo spoke candidly about the difficult time he experienced following Portugal's draw with the Democratic Republic of Congo, and once again addressed the subject of retirement. He did not rule out ending his international career but gave no specific timeline.
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