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Coverage · July · 2026 · 22,740 articles

A Farewell in Tehran, and the Question of What Comes Next

Tehran's farewell and the succession question the wires will not name

Iran's Yerevan embassy berates Trump over 'funeral threats' — a window into Tehran's wartime escalation of insults

A Farewell, a Slogan, and the Question Iran Cannot Settle in Public

Mbappé's penalty lifts France past Paraguay and into a Morocco quarter-final that carries its own weight

Tehran's mourning choreography and the martyred leader the regime cannot stop mourning

Fourth of July ballpark menus become a small-economics story of their own

Osaka and Sabalenka meet at Wimbledon with the draw's clearest title path on the line

Pochettino's USMNT hits the World Cup home stretch — and the loudest question is whether any of it proves anything

Power rankings and population blind spots: what the World Cup's last 16 actually tell us

Paraguay's World Cup Return Pits South American Grit Against French Firepower

Polymarket's World Cup and Swift-wedding contracts show prediction markets moving from news to ceremony

A final fit for a pop star: Lord's T20 logistics put warm-ups in a tight corner

Verstappen holds Silverstone sprint as the championship arithmetic starts to bite

Heat, then storms: the Great American State Fair's opening weekend in D.C. ends in postponement

Mexico vs England kick-off in flux as FIFA weighs weather risk for World Cup 2026 group finale

Cape Verde gave Argentina 120 minutes they will not forget

England's double-header weekend: belief, storms and a final that almost slipped away

Gaza demolitions continue as the framing war runs ahead of the footage

England and Mexico keep the date, but Mexico City is now a stadium with a perimeter

Egypt and Argentina advance as World Cup knockout bracket reshapes: what the last‑16 picture looks like after a penalty‑stuffed day in Mexico City

Sacramento rookie Darius Acuff Jr. announces himself with 25-point California Classic debut

England v Mexico kick-off moved up as storm threat forces a scheduling reshuffle

A Filipino in Wimbledon's fourth round: what Eala's win over Swiatek actually signals

Morocco's Ounahi sends Marsch's Canada home: the night the Atlas Lions ran the show

A Pianist's Diary Lands in Russian Print — and the Publishing House That Issued It

A 1,000-Year-Old Embroidery and the 21st-Century Problem of Cultural Access

A Half-Baked Birthday: America Turns 250 Under Cloudy Skies and Crossed Wires

Djokovic draws level with Federer at 105 Wimbledon wins — but the harder tests await

Crunchyroll and Aniplex greenlight a theatrical ‘Solo Leveling’ film — and the Korean IP export keeps compounding

Sienna Spiro's 'The Visitor' arrives with the weight of a debut that knows exactly what it is

Philadelphia Can't Mask Its ICE Problem, But a Federal Judge Just Did

Argentina survive Cape Verde scare in Miami as Messi exits the knockout stage with a job done

A 1997 Flop, a 2026 Audience: Why IndieWire Is Reclaiming Costner's 'The Postman' for July 4

Black Parade live and Rogen's softer pivot: the week's culture, parsed

Netanyahu's Washington Problem Is Not Iran. It Is The President He Needs Most.

The ballet that held: how a childhood ticket in 1960s London became an 80-year-old habit

Trump Accounts, Pardons, and a Familial Information Edge: The Week the White House Made Itself a Product

When the novel reads like the algorithm: AI, authorship, and the literary establishment's panic

Storms, marching columns, and a presidency that cannot stop making itself the story

A Birthday Phone Call and the Quiet Reordering of the Ukraine File

Morocco ousts Canada from World Cup 2026, and the result lands differently in Gaza

Perm's Diaghilev Festival leans on dance and liturgy to mark its 20th year

Iran's farewell theatre and the politics of a 'martyred leader'

The War Monitors Have Gone Quiet — And That Should Worry Us

Storms, a stage and a recalibrated script: how weather reshaped Trump's July 4th address

The Rolling Stones' 'Foreign Tongues' review: a late-period band finds its voice against the current

Iran's farewell ceremony in Tehran and the framing problem Western outlets cannot avoid

Antonelli upends the Silverstone script: pole after sprint win, with Hamilton the figure he passed

The Indie Cinema Revival Is Not a Nostalgia Story

Tehran's funeral, Washington's pause: reading the optics of the Khamenei interregnum

When the feed goes quiet: reading Gaza through a Telegram casino

Taylor Swift marries Travis Kelce in Dior: a fashion-industry upset with structural implications

Heat, rain and crowd-control arithmetic at America's 250th birthday fair

Egypt's first knockout win reframes an African football story written in penalties

Karlovy Vary's Future Frames Bets on the European Short Film as Industry Pipeline

Gaza after the ceasefire: what four nights of flare bombs and demolitions in the north actually tell us

Karbala prepares to host a funeral without a corpse, and a successor without a name

A Soviet-era Greek-myth cycle returns to a new Moscow hall: Yuri Favorin performs Sidelnikov's 'Labyrinths'

Mbappé's 19th World Cup goal sends France past Paraguay as Olise shadows Pelé's record

Alexey Vacker Brings Solo Recital to Kyiv's Anglican Church of St. Andrey

The Deregulation Tally Has Become a Press Release

Trump's Mountain: A Mount Rushmore Speech and a Nation's Front Porch

France's quarterfinal march meets a prediction market that has stopped pretending it isn't sport

Venezuela earthquake toll climbs past 2,900 as Caracas faces a compound crisis

Williams doubles withdrawal caps a day of upsets at Wimbledon

Iran's Farewell Theocracy: Mourning as Statecraft

Storm evacuation, helicopter parade, and a sober July 4th: reading the wire from Washington

The quiet American squeeze: why the next downturn may not wait for a recession

Morocco's 34-match run and the Canada wake-up call: what the round of 16 actually settled

The funeral that became a frame: Iran stages its martyrdom narrative

JD Vance's Britain-bashing and the strange theater of the allied lecture

Eric Wong's Asian American identity is no longer a side note in finance — it is a recruiting pitch

A 250-Year-Old Republic, A 10-Year Low in Financial Literacy, and a Bill of Goods

England arrive in Mexico City to boos, weather jitters and a missing Reece James

The silencing of Dr. Hussam Abu Safia and the slow erasure of Gaza's last doctors

Trump–Putin call reframes the Ukraine endgame — and the Iran question it leaves open

A $20 million wedding and the new economics of celebrity privacy

Strait of Hormuz as leverage: inside Iran's calibrated threat to charge transit fees on the world's busiest oil chokepoint