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The Buffalo Sabres agreed to terms with forward Beck Malenstyn on a six-year deal worth $17.5 million. The contract was completed two days before the player could enter free agency.
winnipegfreepress.comThe Anaheim Ducks signed forward AJ Greer to a four-year deal with a $4.25 million average annual value. The agreement includes a 10-team no-trade clause and adds experience from Florida's 2025 Stanley Cup team.
ESPNMax Fried faced hitters for the first time since leaving a May 13 start with an elbow injury. Yankees manager Aaron Boone described the session as sharp. Jazz Chisholm Jr. also cleared concussion testing after a Monday collision.
espn.comChicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong said he will not participate in the Home Run Derby at next month's All-Star Game in Philadelphia. He declined the event last year as well and stated he will take part someday when the timing is right.
Corey Seager left Tuesday's game before his first-inning at-bat due to back discomfort, the Rangers said. The move came shortly after the shortstop returned from a June 11 concussion.
winnipegfreepress.comThe Washington Wizards have no interest in trading All-Star forward Anthony Davis. ESPN reported the team is not listening to offers for the player acquired last season. Davis is eligible for a four-year, $275 million extension beginning August 2, 2026.
espn.comSeveral teams agreed to contracts with free agents and extensions on June 30. Deals included a one-year agreement with a veteran guard and a three-year pact with a young forward.
pbs.orgThe U.S. conducted one-off strikes after reported violations of a memorandum of understanding but declined to resume full-scale military operations. Officials weighed the risk that expanded strikes could end diplomatic efforts to limit Iran's nuclear program.
abcnews.go.comA widespread heat wave is forecast to cover the central and eastern United States this week, with extreme heat warnings in multiple cities and record temperatures expected through Saturday. High humidity will push heat indices up to 115 degrees in places. Dangerous fire condition…
nypost.comNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un marked the 105th founding anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party with a message to President Xi Jinping. The message referenced their June summit in Pyongyang and pledged continued cooperation between the two nations.
themarketherald.com.auThe exceptional process launched in April ended June 30 with twice the expected submissions. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced the total and defended the policy on economic grounds.
CBS SportsMichel Mboladinga, the DR Congo supporter known for his statue-like pose honoring Patrice Lumumba, attended the team's match against Colombia in Mexico. He was denied entry for games against Uzbekistan and England.
winnipegfreepress.comThe Los Angeles Angels have appointed an interim general manager. The new executive discussed owner vision, the amateur draft, and trade deadline plans in an interview.
nbcnews.comUS special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner reached Doha to discuss negotiations with Iran through Qatari and Pakistani mediators. No direct meetings with Iranian officials are scheduled in the coming days. The visit follows a four-day exchange of strikes over the Strait of…
forbes.com@FirstSquawk reported that gold remained above the $4,000 level. Investors evaluated strong U.S.-Iran peace talks while resilient labor market data reinforced expectations for the Fed to maintain higher rates longer.
WiredThe Commerce Department will remove restrictions on two Anthropic AI models after a June 12 suspension. The change follows negotiations over safeguards against unauthorized access to restricted capabilities.
Nbc NewsHeat alerts now extend across much of the Midwest and Northeast, with conditions forecast to worsen through the weekend. Western states continue to battle active fires amid the elevated temperatures.
SemaforAustralia raised maximum penalties on platforms that allow users under 16. A study tracking 400 children found little change in usage after the December law took effect.
jns.orgFormer participants in a program run by billionaire Leslie Wexner are organizing a campaign to address his past relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The effort includes financial contributions to groups supporting victims of sexual assault and human trafficki…
The IndependentThe National Institute for Health and Care Excellence released draft recommendations calling for earlier diagnosis of polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome and yearly check-ups for affected women. The guidance also advises against NHS-funded laser hair removal for related exce…
Washington ExaminerWashington Examiner reported that Speaker Mike Johnson canceled scheduled House votes for the week of June 30 to July 6. GOP leadership sent members home early amid a Republican blockade over the SAVE America Act. The House is not scheduled to return until July 13.
CoinDeskTwo Republican senators introduced legislation Tuesday that would expand the Commerce Department's powers to restrict transactions involving artificial intelligence technology linked to foreign adversaries. The measure also seeks to preserve public access to open-source AI softwa…
The government will impose value-added tax on certain advance payments and insurance premium tax on new leases under the Motability scheme. Officials expect the measures to save £1 billion by 2030 while keeping the program available for disabled people.
The GuardianA YouGov poll of 2,115 people showed almost half believe emergency contraception would be hard to obtain on a Sunday, while nearly two-thirds expect difficulty after 10pm. The College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare released the data and called for reclassifying the medicin…
livemint.comA federal court decision permits party committees to coordinate unlimited spending with candidates. The change affects how committees allocate funds for advertising and other campaign expenses.
dianeravitch.netThe Justice Department instructed prosecutors to investigate potential birth tourism operations after the Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting citizenship for children of short-term visitors. The directive cites existing fraud statutes as tools…
StatThe AI company launched Claude Science on June 30 and said it will start its own drug programs. Executives said the effort will give the firm direct experience applying its tools to scientific problems.
eonline.comEchoStar-owned Dish filed for Chapter 11 protection on June 30, 2026, citing insufficient liquidity to repay debt due the next day. The company said its television services will continue operating during the restructuring.
news.sky.comThe government will cancel selected road schemes to contribute £700 million toward a £15 billion defence funding increase. Two regional members of parliament expressed disappointment over the changes.
Prime Minister Mark Carney posted a video Tuesday stating the prior climate plan was unsustainable and too costly. The government has ended the consumer carbon price and oil and gas pollution cap while advancing new pipelines and LNG sales.
washingtonpost.comA plaintiff who filed a lawsuit against a JPMorgan manager alleging sexual abuse has been ordered to proceed under his own name. Court records show the plaintiff replaced the John Doe pseudonym after a motion to remain anonymous was denied.
abcnews.go.comThe 37-year-old center will return to New Orleans after averaging 4.4 points and 6.3 rebounds last season. The agreement was reported Tuesday and is expected to be for the veteran minimum.
winnipegfreepress.comThe Toronto Raptors traded Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick and multiple draft selections to acquire Kawhi Leonard. The deal sends Leonard to Toronto for his final season before free agency.
The parents of former NFL running back Doug Martin filed a wrongful death lawsuit Tuesday claiming police used excessive force and delayed medical care during an October incident in Oakland. The suit names the city, several officers, and an ambulance company as defendants.
fantasypros.comThe Buffalo Bills decided against honoring O.J. Simpson in the family circle area at their new Highmark Stadium. Other Wall of Fame members will be featured there instead. The choice follows internal debate as recently as spring 2026.
Brandon Aiyuk posted a YouTube video June 27 stating he will never return to the 49ers except for one game. He expressed interest in joining the Washington Commanders.
The GuardianA Phoenix Mercury forward received a one-game suspension after making contact with an opposing player’s throat. She reported receiving death threats and racial abuse afterward and criticized league leadership for not addressing player safety.
benzinga.comExploration outlays are projected to rise 10 percent from 2025 levels. The increase follows fuel supply strains during the Iran war and refinery closures. State governments have opened new tenders and fast-track rules.
Fox NewsThe House voted 420-0-1 on Tuesday to direct the Ethics Committee and the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights to release records of settlements involving lawmakers or staff. Rep. Thomas Massie introduced the measure. Rep. Nancy Mace voted present and called the action politi…
abcnews.go.comThe Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold birthright citizenship and strike down President Trump's executive order. Chief Justice John Roberts authored the majority opinion citing the Fourteenth Amendment.
news.sky.comTemperatures are forecast to reach 35°C or higher across southern France on June 28. Météo-France expects a third heatwave of 2026 after a brief respite.
english.elpais.com@AFP reported that Juan Cordero, a Venezuelan bricklayer who coaches children ages eight to twelve, is channeling World Cup excitement to support young earthquake survivors. The effort focuses on bringing recreational activities to those whose lives were disrupted by the twin qua…
Washington ExaminerThe House Rules Committee rejected an amendment offered by Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie that sought to eliminate Section 219 from the National Defense Authorization Act. The section directs the Defense Secretary to designate an executive agent to integrate U.S. and…
news.google.comNike reported weaker global store traffic and discretionary spending. The company expects revenue to fall in the first quarter and full fiscal 2027 while tariffs remain a cost pressure.
washingtonpost.comTwo U.S. senators arranged private sponsorship for a Pennsylvania exhibit at the Great American State Fair after the governor withdrew state participation. The 16-day event runs through July 10 in Washington, D.C.
winnipegfreepress.comMexico and Ecuador meet Tuesday at Estadio Azteca in a round of 32 match. Mexico enters after three group stage wins and no goals conceded. Ecuador advanced with a final group win over Germany.
michaelwest.com.auFederal Heritage Minister Marc Miller said the new exhibit on Palestinian displacement should have identified Hamas as a terrorist organization. NDP Leader Avi Lewis accused Miller of breaking a promise against intervening in museum curation.
news.sky.comThe Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday authorized Swedish Match USA to market 20 ZYN products with reduced-risk claims for mouth cancer, heart disease and other conditions. The decision covers Cool Mint, Citrus, Coffee and Cinnamon flavors in 3-milligram and 6-milligram stre…
forbes.comNike posted revenue and adjusted earnings that exceeded analyst forecasts for the period ending in June 2026. The company recorded a one-time tariff refund and lower sales in its Greater China region.
nypost.comActing Attorney General Todd Blanche authorized subpoenas targeting Neville Roy Singham's financial network. Fox News reported Singham routed $278 million to nonprofits since 2017. Lawmakers cited alleged CCP ties and prior calls for investigation.
New York PostThe Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq each recorded gains on the final trading day of the second quarter. The indexes finished the period with their largest advances since the pandemic.
Abc reported that more than 14 million Australians received tax cuts of up to $268 from 1 July 2026, while paid parental leave expanded to 26 weeks and new price-gouging rules applied to Coles and Woolworths. National dwelling values declined 0.4 percent in June, the largest mont…
theconversation.comUniversity of Pittsburgh researchers applied irritants to mice and found that scratching triggered more inflammation. Mice prevented from scratching or lacking itch-sensing nerves developed milder reactions.
A federal judge blocked a rule that would have narrowed eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program hours before it was scheduled to take effect on July 1. The ruling keeps the existing program in place for all qualifying government and nonprofit employers.
New York PostState senators introduced legislation that would let California officials investigate suspected fuel price increases tied to overseas conflict. The measure would expand an existing statute that already covers emergencies such as wildfires and pandemics.
bleedingcool.comA Texas official said a state representative insulted military families by referring to them as California transplants. The comment referenced 1.7 million military families and veterans in the state.
NewsweekThe FCC chairman said the agency will continue reviewing broadcast licenses. The comments followed a Supreme Court decision expanding presidential authority over independent agencies and a separate concurrence citing FCC actions.
axios.comU.S. companies expanded in vitro fertilization benefits when hiring was difficult. The same benefits now face pressure as labor markets have eased and birth-rate concerns have grown.
Fox NewsRepublican Sen. Susan Collins leads Democratic challenger Graham Platner by three points in a new Fox News poll of Maine registered voters. Among highly motivated voters, Platner holds a nine-point advantage.
washingtonpost.comThe Texas Supreme Court ruled that the statute of limitations for malpractice suits begins when a patient can ascertain injury from pediatric gender-transition procedures. The decision allows one plaintiff to proceed with her case and has prompted legislative discussion.