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Coverage · June · 2026 · 21,762 articles

Messi's final World Cup: a 53% market says he wins the Golden Boot — and the records already belong to him

Inside the cutting room: how Netflix's 'Beef' editors shape a tonal thriller from tonal chaos

The Court Just Hand Washington a Bigger Stick — and Didn't Bother Wrapping It

Trump to gas stations: drop prices, or "big problems"

A nine-minute space western and the strange economics of the animated short

Meta's Brain2Qwerty and the Slow Quiet Erosion of the Last Private Surface

Paraguay stun Germany on penalties to reach 2026 World Cup last 16

Pezeshkian's Conditions Are the Story — and the West Isn't Telling It

Tidal's AI-label rule draws a line, but the royalty question is still open

Prediction markets are now rating their own traders — and that's a bigger story than the Elo score

The Fed fires back: why Trump's loss at the Supreme Court is bigger than it looks

When the press that watches the press goes quiet: CPJ, Gaza, and the cost of counting the dead

Construction work and a silenced call to prayer: what is happening at the Ibrahimi Mosque

The platform-growth underground: a one-Mac, one-iPhone account-warming machine and a million-dollar trading bot collide with a child-safety reckoning

Betting on the dead: prediction markets are now pricing Gaza's future

Paraguay stun Germany on penalties as Russian strikes kill at least 10 across Ukraine — a single day, two defeats for the prevailing order

When tragedy stacks: what the Stade and Venezuela stories tell us about the wire's attention economy

The Drone Layer: How 1,139 Unauthorised Flights Over the World Cup Rewrote the American Sky

Germany out of the World Cup: a giant falls in the group stage for the third straight tournament

A Half-Century on the Block: Inside the California African American Museum at 50

A parliament in Cairo, a village in Daraa, and the silence that holds the line

Explosion in Monaco injures three; Ukrainian oligarch reportedly the target

When the President's Pump-Price Boast Meets the Wholesale Spread

The South is getting 754 new data centers. The grid plan to feed them is in the Trump administration's crosshairs.

Penelope Keith and the architecture of British comic snobbery

South Korea's $550 Billion Memory Bet Won't Be Cheap

Stoppage-time drama salvages a World Cup group stage that keeps getting harder to love

Cardiff's National Museum faces a centenary-year reckoning over the state of its fabric

SpaceX's Nasdaq 100 debut is a market-structure story dressed up as a milestone

Ford's AI bet hits a quality wall — and the humans are back

Fujimori’s narrow return: what a Keiko victory in Peru actually changes

Chyrum Lambert's Paper Cutouts: A Quiet Expansion of What a Painting Can Be

WhatsApp's username move is a quiet concession on phone-number identity

Hershey biopic hands a Pennsylvania chocolate dynasty back to Angel Studios

Europe's Heatwave Economy Is a Stress Test for Industrial Policy

Trump's communist line misses the actual rentier economy

Markiplier's Matchmaker Pitch: Why the Creator Economy Is Now Fighting Over Audience Stickiness

An oligarch wounded in Monaco: what the Ermolaev episode reveals about wartime Ukraine

Brazil survive Japan's scare, but the age question won't go quiet

The south-Lebanon bombardment the wires missed: a quieter story about what gets reported and what doesn't

An 85-foot Messi statue in Patagonia and the long global tail of internet mockery

Germany's World Cup exit is not a referendum on the team — it is a referendum on the format

The Graduate Glut: How a Once-Golden Tech Pipeline Is Failing Its Best Customers

Texas tattoo artist faces 30 years for moving a box of zines: how a protest turned into a federal case

When prediction markets eat the newsroom

Peru's knife-edge election returns Keiko Fujimori — and the long shadow of her father's conviction

Paraguay stun Germany on penalties to reach World Cup last 16

Trump's housing gospel collides with a $121bn clean-power bottleneck

Netflix bets on Persona: what a live-action Atlus adaptation signals about gaming-to-screen economics

AI music, third-term talk, and the cost of red tape: a week in seven snapshots

Brussels draws a line: the EU's October clock on China's trade surpluses

Seoul bets 800 trillion won that the next AI buildout runs on Korean memory

The Second-Term Trap: How Trump's Erratic Diplomacy Is Rewriting American Power

Germany's World Cup exit: what a penalty-shootout loss to Paraguay actually tells us

Glass on the marble: a Reuters tour of Iran's bombed cultural sites

France confronts a summer of overlapping crises as a child-welfare case and a renewed heatwave warning converge

The White House Goes Populist on a Single Day, and the White House Loses

California strikes Claude deal with Anthropic at half-price, federal posture hardens

Venezuela's earthquake exposes the fault line between an exile opposition and a sanctioned state

Paraguay's World Cup stunner and Venezuela's deepening quake toll frame a week of contrast at the bottom of the globe

Paraguay stun Germany on penalties to reach World Cup last 16

Germany outlasts Paraguay in extra time, as Tah header settles a round-of-16 tie that refused to behave

Ford rehires 300-plus veteran engineers as AI quality checks fall short

Brussels sets an October clock on Beijing as China's factories find their footing again

An explosion in Monaco, and the questions no one wants to ask

Lorde Opens the Vault: 49 Virgin Demos Land on a Site Most Fans Haven't Heard Of

Sonderling nomination signals a labour department built for the AI-and-platform era

Paraguay ousts Germany on penalties, becomes first major nation to exit World Cup 2026

South Korea bets a trillion dollars on chips and humanoid robots — and wants to lead on both

Yen slides to a 39-year low as Beijing tightens the screws on Japan's industrial base

The Fed got a reprieve — now explain what it means

Monaco explosion: what authorities and OSINT channels say three hours on

Supreme Court Rebuffs Trump on Fed's Lisa Cook, Reshapes the Boundary Between White House and Central Bank

Germany exits the 2026 World Cup on penalties in Boston, ending a tournament of misread signals

Robert Eggers goes medieval: Werwulf trailer lands, and the highbrow horror auteur is no longer a niche taste

Trump's Right-to-Repair Memo and the Politics of Visible Wins

The new entrant problem: AI-driven layoffs collide with a cooling housing market

A second-term presidency tests its own limits: Iran, energy, and the politics of reach

Race for the Skies: Inside the Satellite, Drone and Prediction-Market Bets Reshaping Connectivity and Surveillance