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Donald Trump threatened to sue ABC News over its reporting on the Reflecting Pool in Washington. The threat comes as ABC already faces two separate investigations launched by the Federal Communications Commission. Trump's remarks — "I like their money" — signalled his intent to pursue financial damages from the broadcaster.
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.
Clive Davis, one of the most influential executives in music history, died at the age of 94. Though he never played an instrument, he transformed the music industry by discovering and shaping the careers of artists including Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen. He was widely known for his confidence, self-promotion, and dominance over several decades at the top of the business.
FedEx reported strong fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday, beating market expectations. The results mark the company's last quarterly report to include its freight division before that business is spun off into a separate company. The solid performance signals financial stability for FedEx as it undergoes a major structural reorganization.
Young Americans are struggling to stand out in a job market increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Career experts point to strong interpersonal and communication skills — particularly the ability to connect with people and tell compelling stories — as the key differentiator AI cannot replicate. These human-centered competencies are becoming the most valued edge for job applicants today.
DC and Warner Bros. Animation unveiled the first trailer for Batman: Knightfall Part 1: Knightfall at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival on Tuesday. The film is an animated adaptation of one of the most celebrated Batman comic storylines ever published and carries an R rating. Festival attendees were also treated to a full screening of the completed movie.
Large oil tankers are commanding up to $280,000 per day to sail into the Persian Gulf and pick up cargoes, despite ongoing security risks in the region. The lucrative freight rates are drawing shipowners back to the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most strategically sensitive shipping lanes. The high premiums reflect the elevated danger perceived by the shipping industry in the area.
Four years after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, many people who lived in institutional care settings in occupied territories remain unaccounted for. Ukrainian women are pleading for any news about disabled relatives who fell under Russian control and have not been heard from since. Families have no contact with their loved ones, and their fate is unknown.
AC/DC has announced a series of themed pop-up shops tied to their ongoing concert tour. Fans can buy exclusive merchandise, enjoy AC/DC-themed food, and enter a contest to win a guitar personally signed by guitarist Angus Young. Locations and dates for the pop-up shops will be announced alongside upcoming tour dates.
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Nashville city officials are stumped after discovering that 70% of the city's trash by volume is liquid waste. The problem appears to be unique to Nashville — similar entertainment districts in cities like New Orleans and Las Vegas have not reported comparable levels. Officials have no clear explanation for the anomaly so far.
Quebec's coroner identified the Montreal shooter as 25-year-old Seth Scott Hatfield from Lethbridge, Alberta. Two victims were killed in the attack, with video footage capturing the terrifying moments of the shooting. Investigators are examining a possible incel manifesto allegedly left behind by the gunman.
Country singer Bailey Zimmerman, 26, is facing accusations of causing $16,000 worth of damage to a room at an Albuquerque, New Mexico resort where he was scheduled to perform in May. The allegations coincide with the cancellation of several of his concerts. Zimmerman has publicly addressed both the cancellations and the hotel room accusations.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the US military, challenging its designation as a "Chinese military company." The company argues the affiliation claims have "no basis in fact or law." The case is the latest flashpoint in ongoing US-China trade and technology tensions.
Polish tennis player Tomasz Berkieta advanced to the second round of the ATP Challenger tournament in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, defeating Geoffrey Blancaneaux in dominant fashion. Berkieta has been in excellent form throughout the event, dismantling opponents with ease. His performances make him one of the standout contenders in the draw.
An ongoing AI price war could undermine the anticipated IPOs of Anthropic and OpenAI, as companies increasingly turn to cheaper models that perform nearly as well as the market leaders. Businesses have been vocal about AI's high costs, driving demand toward more affordable alternatives. The trend raises questions about whether premium AI pricing is sustainable long-term.
Authorities in the southeastern United States have issued a warning about mottled cane toads, which can kill pets in as little as 15 minutes if the animals come into contact with them. The approaching rainy season is expected to increase the toads' activity and spread, raising the risk for dogs and cats. Pet owners are urged to stay vigilant, especially during outdoor walks.
Kim Nilsson claimed the Swedish national speedway title after winning the competition held in Karlstad. The path to the title was opened up by an injury to Fredrik Lindgren, who was ruled out before the tournament even began. With Lindgren absent, Sweden has a new national champion for the first time in some time.
Lords of the Fallen 2 has been delayed from its planned fall 2026 release to 2027. The move is widely seen as an attempt to avoid competing with Grand Theft Auto 6, set to launch on November 19, 2026. The back half of 2026 is shaping up to be one of the busiest release windows in gaming history, with many titles already shifting to September and October.
India is drawing up contingency plans after monsoon rains came in 43 percent below average so far this season. The shortfall is expected to significantly impact the country's crops and food production. Authorities are preparing emergency measures to mitigate the agricultural fallout.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in the United Arab Emirates to kick off a Gulf tour aimed at advancing the ongoing US-Iran peace deal. He is seeking support from regional partners for the negotiations. The UAE is the first stop on the diplomatic trip.
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