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Coverage · June · 2026 · 21,762 articles

Scotland's World Cup moment arrives, and the result is almost beside the point

Joel Embiid's Father's Day interview reminder: the NBA's star-as-father era is doing numbers

Olivia Miles pushes Minnesota past Indiana in WNBA fourth quarter

Three keepers, one Mbappé: Iraq's asymmetric plan to slow France at the World Cup

A World Cup first: when the eyes watching are smaller than yours

Cabo Verde stun Uruguay 2-2 in VAR-marred Group Stage opener

Jack Draper's Eastbourne return tests whether injury lessons travel to Wimbledon

Cape Verde hold Uruguay as World Cup minnows rewrite the Group of Death script

Britain's streaming crackdown meets a World Cup rewriting its own record book

Yamal's first World Cup goal hands Spain a comfortable win — and Gaza a rare watchable afternoon

Lamine Yamal opens his World Cup account as Spain's new generation finds its stage

Cape Verde's first World Cup goal rattles Uruguay and resets the 2026 Group H frame

Damascus rebuffs Trump on Hezbollah as Syria's Lebanon border becomes a test of the post-Assad order

Khamenei's red line meets the road in Geneva

Iran draws Belgium 0-0 in Los Angeles, and the streets of Tehran and the security perimeter around SoFi Stadium tell two different stories of the same match

The Strait of Hormuz, four-way talks, and the choreography of de-escalation

Trump moves to expand NYT lawsuit, calls Iran coverage 'treason'

Iran tightens the Strait of Hormuz: what the closure order actually does

Cape Verde's draw with Uruguay signals a widening gulf in football's competitive middle

FIFA's 'Next champions?' teaser lands as the world reads it as a 2026 preview

Belgium, Iran share the points in a 0-0 first half that tells you less than it looks

Haaretz's rare warning: Israel is running out of diplomatic cover

The dot-buyers and the model-buyers: what a 72-hour news cycle says about who really runs the AI economy

Stablecoin Concentration, MicroStrategy's Pause, and the Quiet Rewriting of Dollar Power

VAR denies Taremi's Argentina echo as Belgium and Iran play out a bruising Group G stalemate in Los Angeles

Crypto's violent periphery: why the latest French kidnapping case won't be the last

El Salvador's Bitcoin vending machine is still running — and that's the point

Egypt meet New Zealand in World Cup Group G opener, with Salah's form the subplot the betting market hasn't fully priced

Kapp's unbeaten 81 keeps South Africa alive in Women's T20 World Cup race

LeBron James and his son built an NBA father-son record this season — and the league noticed

Iran hold Belgium to goalless draw in Los Angeles, keep knockout hopes alive

Carlisle's keeper factory and a Saka-shaped lift: Tuchel's England settle into tournament rhythm before Ghana

Israeli forces raid Nablus neighbourhood and detain a Palestinian youth

Brunson and the Knicks finish the job: a Father's Day image and a long-coming title

Ronaldo at 41: a World Cup question that the algorithm keeps asking for him

Serena Williams, 44, accepts Wimbledon singles wild card and will pair with Venus in doubles

Mexico's football embrace of Iran is louder than the foreign ministries

Maghreb Air Disaster, Tehran's Air Defences, and the Wire Service Two-Step

Cabo Verde's goalkeeper earned a Miami visit for his mother. The football he played to get it is the real story.

Israel's Gaza Reckoning Is No Longer a Question of If

A prediction market's lonely verdict on Toy Story 5 — and what it says about America's box office

The mood underneath: what four polls say about American self-perception in 2026

Cape Verde shock Uruguay with first World Cup goal in tournament debut

Jane Street's hiring spree and the quiet politics of an AI-finance merger

The JaredFromSubway Heist Shows Crypto Has a Laundering Problem, Not a Hacking Problem

Amazon Drops Sam Altman Biopic 'Artificial' After Deepening OpenAI Partnership

Hormuz is open. The headlines say it isn't. That's the story.

US-Iran talks open against backdrop of Hormuz closure threat and Trump's 'very hard' warning

Beiranvand the wall: Iran hold Belgium to a goalless draw at the 2026 World Cup

A Reflecting Pool, a Prosecution Threat, and the Optics of National Memory

After 50 companies struck off, Alan Latham's creditors lose the entity they were chasing

The Productivity Panopticon Comes for the Bank Branch

Iran at the Negotiating Table: A Wartime Bet That Diplomacy Will Outlast the Bombs

Tokyo's chip-tool makers lose a tenth of China sales — and the market is repricing the decoupling

Iran's Hormuz gambit: shipping slows as four-way talks drag into the night

What happened to the studio Walt Disney built?

Cape Verde, Uruguay and the World Cup draw that keeps rewriting the underdog script

Strait Talking: How Trump's Iran Threats Are Reshaping a Fragile Diplomatic Window

Strait of Hormuz: How a Ceasefire Dispute Reshaped a Transit Chokepoint in 36 Hours

Geneva talks stall: Iran demands frozen-asset release before any return to nuclear negotiating table

Strait of Hormuz: hour-by-hour pricing, not a shutdown

When Your Vending Machine Knows Your Fandom: Japan's Chip Curtain and the Long Tail of Containment

Sixty days on the clock: what Iran's Hormuz memorandum does — and does not — settle

Polish opposition MP Krzysztof Bosak sharpens critique of Ukraine reconstruction arrangements

From bathroom fixtures to the 1-nanometre frontier: Japan's industrial reweaving

Iran's footballers stage a quiet political gesture in Los Angeles, hours after a deadly attack in the south

Petro's refusal to recognise Colombia's vote opens a constitutional fault line

Yamal breaks his World Cup duck as Spain's depth poses a different problem for the bracket

A stadium, a silence, a comeback: KINO returns to Luzhniki 36 years after Viktor Tsoi's last concert

Dots, Dips, and a Closed Strait: Reading the Week the Market Stopped Pretending

Germany's coal question returns, and the politics of the living room floor

Strategy owns more Bitcoin than every nation combined — and that is the story the wires keep dodging

Colombia pivots right: De La Espriella's razor-thin win redraws Latin America's electoral map

A right-wing lawyer just looks like he is about to run Colombia. Here is why that is not yet a story.

Biranvand's quiet authority: how an Iranian goalkeeper became the story of the night in Tehran

Petro's Israel swipe turns a Colombian election into a foreign-policy brawl

Petro's Last Stand: How a Concession Speech Became an International Incident

Iran's Number One Has a Point to Prove, and the Numbers Back Him Up

Colombia's Petro plays the invalid-election card, and exposes the limits of Latin America's left at the ballot box