In a thrilling comeback, Åberg and Fleetwood impress on Day 2 of The Open Championship, battling their way back into contention after rocky starts. Can they continue this momentum?
Rory McIlroy kicks off the 153rd Open at Royal Portrush with a solid 1-under 70, showcasing resilience after his 2019 struggles. Fans rally behind him as he aims for victory!
In a surprising move, Debra Crew has stepped down as CEO of Diageo amidst significant stock declines. CFO Nik Jhangiani takes over as interim leader while a search for a permanent replacement begins.
In a surprising turn of events, Adelita Grijalva secured over 60% of the votes in the Democratic primary, defeating Gen Z activist Deja Foxx and highlighting the appeal of political legacy in Arizona.
The highly anticipated HBO adaptation of Harry Potter is officially in production! Meet the new trio of young actors set to bring the magic back to life, along with exciting casting news of iconic characters.
In a controversial move, the Trump administration has laid off over 1,350 State Department employees, raising concerns about America's diplomatic capabilities during global crises. Critics warn this could weaken the U.S. position against adversaries like China and Russia.
The UFC is gearing up for a historic event at the White House in 2026. Dana White reveals plans to pitch the event to President Trump, aiming for a star-studded card featuring top fighters like Jon Jones and Conor McGregor!
In a major shift, YouTube is replacing its Trending page with category-specific charts to better reflect how viewers discover content. Explore the new format that prioritizes personalized recommendations and diverse trends!
Max Verstappen pays heartfelt tribute to Christian Horner, who has left Red Bull Racing after over two decades. Reflecting on their record-breaking journey, Verstappen thanks Horner for their incredible successes together.
Ed Sheeran showcases his vibrant paintings inspired by celestial patterns in a unique exhibition at Heni Gallery, showcasing art created during his tour downtime in a London car park. Admission is free!
