Jacob Misiorowski Sets World Series Velocity Record
Jacob Misiorowski reportedly set a World Series velocity record with the first pitch of Game 1, though MLB or Statcast must confirm the speed and record category.
Leclerc Completes Perfect Friday at the United States GP
Charles Leclerc topped FP2 after leading FP1, giving Ferrari a perfect Friday at Austin while questions remain over qualifying pace and long-run performance.
Clayface Leads Box Office With Projected $23M–$25M
Clayface is projected to open at No. 1 with $23 million–$25 million, while You Can See Everything continues its unpredictable theatrical run.
How Olivia Colman Avoided Splinters From a Wicker Costume
Olivia Colman avoided splinters during an intimate scene with Alexander Skarsgård because his wicker costume was carefully constructed and prepared for safe close contact.
Stevie Wonder Reportedly Sues Former Fiancée Over Home
Stevie Wonder reportedly sued to regain possession of a Los Angeles-area home where his former fiancée allegedly lived rent-free for about 38 years.
Vanessa Trump Says She Is Cancer-Free After Diagnosis
Vanessa Trump reportedly said she is cancer-free about six months after a devastating cancer diagnosis. Reports do not disclose her cancer type or treatment.
Paris Suburbs Shooting: One Dead, Five Hurt, Motive Probed
A shooting near Paris killed one person and wounded five. Authorities suspect a racist motive; Macron called the attack racist and terrorist. Here is what is confirmed and what remains open.
West Bank Shooting Raises Fears of Israeli Escalation
Officials attributed a West Bank shooting to Palestinian gunmen, the Israeli army reported two soldiers killed, and Netanyahu reportedly threatened an "aggressive" offensive. Key facts remain unverified.
Iran Reportedly Increases Efforts to Target U.S. Personnel
A reported U.S. intelligence warning says Iran has increased efforts to target American personnel, but it does not confirm an imminent attack or identify specific targets.
Limoges City Hall Ruins: A Symbol of Divided France
The ruins of Limoges city hall became a powerful symbol of France’s protests, exposing tensions over public order, political trust and democratic rights.