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BBC reports that 117 dead dogs were found at a California no‑kill rescue, many allegedly with gunshot wounds. Investigators are excavating the grounds while hundreds of animals remain missing.
The Liberal Democrats have admitted unlawfully discriminating against David Campanale because of his religious beliefs, BBC News reports. The admission has prompted calls for an independent inquiry into his deselection.
Video shows Zohran Mamdani jumping into the Thomas Jefferson Pool at a Works Progress Administration anniversary event. He used the appearance to call for expanded free swim programs and to demand an apology from Bruce Blakeman.
BBC reports that Steve Clarke resigned as Scotland head coach moments after the national team’s World Cup exit. The Scottish FA will set interim arrangements while launching a search for a permanent replacement.
Lisa Leslie criticized WNBA officiating after the Alyssa Thomas shove incident that led to a suspension. Coaches and league officials called for greater consistency and player safety.
According to BBC reporting, the US says it struck multiple targets in Iran after a second reported attack on commercial shipping. Officials framed the strikes as defensive; independent verification is pending.
Permit filings and media reports have intensified speculation that a Taylor Swift Travis Kelce wedding celebration could be staged near Madison Square Garden, with Page Six naming Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw among reported performers.
A concise guide to the USMNT path to the 2026 World Cup final, listing dates, likely opponents and venues from the Round of 32 through a potential home final on July 19.
Scott Eastwood told Joe Rogan he witnessed troubling on-set behavior but credits his father Clint Eastwood for shielding the family. He described acting “as a job” and previewed his wartime role in Lucky Strike.
Coach Charlotte Edwards says England have ‘never been more confident’ ahead of the World Cup semi. A concise update on her assessment and what it could mean for the team.
