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SpaceX raised $25 billion in a debt sale less than two weeks after its IPO, attracting nearly $90 billion in orders — more than three times the amount raised. The overwhelming investor demand underscores the enormous market appetite for exposure to Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company.
Bode Miller, one of the most decorated Alpine skiers in American history, was arrested earlier this month in Idaho on two drug charges. No further details about the specific substances or circumstances have been disclosed. Miller is a multiple Olympic medalist and former World Cup champion.
Alphabet, Google's parent company, will replace Verizon in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The index provider described Alphabet as "more representative" of the communications sector. The move marks one of the most significant reshuffles in the DJIA's composition in recent years.
President Donald Trump launched an effort to clean up the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as part of beautifying Washington, DC, ahead of the nation's 250th birthday. Despite the administration's attempts, algae growth in the pool has proven persistent and difficult to eradicate. Experts point to complex ecological factors that make the problem hard to solve quickly.
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn halted all train services nationwide after a failure in its radio communications system. All trains in transit were stopped at the nearest available stations. The news agency dpa reported the outage, with no estimated restoration time given at the time of the announcement.
Singer Daryl Hall, known for his duo Hall & Oates, has revealed he underwent a kidney transplant. The musician said he is already starting to feel better and expects to be back to normal within a few months. He did not disclose when the operation took place or the underlying cause of his kidney condition.
A record heatwave in France is threatening crops in the Normandy region. A combination of high soil temperatures and hot winds can cause crops to wither within hours, a phenomenon dubbed the "hairdryer effect." Local farmers fear significant damage to the region's food production as conditions persist.
Former Russian footballer Andrei Arshavin criticized the atmosphere around the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, claiming that the NHL's Stanley Cup attracted more attention than the World Cup in American cities. He contrasted this with Mexico, praising fans there for their far more enthusiastic celebrations. Russia is suspended from FIFA competitions and is not participating in the tournament.
France recorded its hottest day since records began, with officials warning the record could fall again the very next day. Authorities urged people to avoid travel and work from home where possible. However, outdoor workers such as construction workers, farmers and delivery drivers have no remote option and are forced to endure the extreme heat.
Raven, whose real name is David Petruschin and who serves as RuPaul's Emmy-winning makeup artist, will compete in the upcoming season of Drag Race Down Under vs The World. He originally placed second on season two of RuPaul's Drag Race and repeated that runner-up finish on the first season of All Stars.
Email productivity company Superhuman has acquired GPTZero, a startup that detects AI-generated content. Superhuman already operates an AI detection tool as part of the Grammarly ecosystem. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Xiaohongshu, the Chinese social media platform often dubbed "China's Instagram," is preparing to go public. Its planned IPO is being watched as a barometer of investor confidence in China's broader tech sector. The story was covered in Bloomberg's Big Take Asia podcast.
Video footage circulating on social media appears to show England defender Djed Spence refusing to shake hands with Ghana's Thomas Partey during the pre-match handshake ceremony at their World Cup group game in Boston. The incident has sparked widespread online discussion, though neither player nor their respective associations has issued an official comment.
FIFA revoked the press accreditation of Paraguayan commentator Jorge Chipi Vera after he verbally attacked a referee and FIFA president Gianni Infantino live on ABC. Vera apologised for his behaviour, but the apology did not prevent FIFA from ending his World Cup access. He is now barred from covering the remainder of the tournament.
AI chipmaker Cerebras released its first earnings report as a publicly traded company, posting upbeat revenue figures. Despite the positive revenue numbers, the company's stock fell in after-hours trading. Investors appear to have expected stronger results than those delivered in the debut report.
After Portugal's match against Uzbekistan, Cristiano Ronaldo refused to discuss Lionel Messi when a journalist brought up the Argentine's two goals against Austria. Ronaldo immediately cut off the question with the words "next question." It is the latest instance of Ronaldo visibly avoiding any public comparison with his long-time rival.
US President Donald Trump will attend the World Cup final on July 19 and present the trophy alongside FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Infantino personally confirmed Trump's attendance, saying the two will be "enjoying the final" together. The match will be played in the United States, which is co-hosting the tournament.
US federal officials are pressuring Meta to accept government safety evaluations of its artificial intelligence systems, making it the last major tech holdout to resist such reviews. The push comes weeks after authorities ordered Anthropic to pull its latest AI model. The government appears to be escalating oversight across the entire AI industry.
Australia beat Pakistan by 113 runs at Headingley in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, recording their fourth consecutive win of the tournament. The six-time world champions are on the verge of qualifying for the semi-finals with one group match still to play. The dominant victory further cements Australia's status as tournament favourites.
Gino LoPinto, operating partner of E11EVEN Miami — described as the highest-grossing nightclub per square foot in the US — says the 2026 World Cup is a major economic driver for the city's hospitality sector. The influx of international visitors has sharply boosted revenue across Miami's bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. LoPinto views the tournament as a significant catalyst for the broader entertainment industry.
The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music has opened, offering visitors a collection of artifacts from the legendary rocker's career. A reviewer describes the experience as a pilgrimage that exposes a strange gap between Springsteen as a living artist and the static museum objects meant to represent him. The center raises questions about whether memorabilia can truly capture the essence of a performer defined by live energy.
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