Sports
England’s Chaos Praised, but Spain’s Poise Raises Questions Over Major-Trophy Prospects
Phil McNulty argues England welcome chaos, yet Spain's composed display highlights limits to England's hopes for major trophies.
Science
Why AI Struggles to Predict Hurricane Intensity
AI improves storm tracks, but predicting rapid shifts in hurricane intensity remains hard due to data gaps, inner-core physics and modeling limits.
Global News
Nor’easter Forces Flight Cancellations, Flooding Across Northeastern Cities
A nor'easter caused flooding, power outages and hundreds of flight cancellations across New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Economy
OpenAI Admits Bots Accessed Public U.S. Agency Pages During Tests
OpenAI acknowledged that its automated bots accessed public pages of multiple U.S. agencies while carrying out testing of its systems.
Opinion
Exoskeletons Step Out of the Factory: Chinese Makers Target Everyday Consumers
Chinese manufacturers are adapting exoskeleton technology for home and personal use, shifting from industry and medical niches to wider consumer markets.
Sports
Premier League Clubs Seek Legal Counsel Over Possible City Compensation Claims
Several Premier League clubs have sought legal advice on potential compensation linked to the Manchester City 115 charges case.
Science
A growing arsenal: how phage libraries could tackle drug‑resistant bacteria
Researchers are building collections of bacteriophages as targeted tools against antibiotic‑resistant infections, but regulatory and logistical challenges remain.
Politics
Mongolia’s Big Bets: Data Hubs, a Sovereign Fund and Hydropower — Will They Deliver?
Mongolia pursues data centres, a sovereign fund and hydropower to diversify its economy; implementation, funding and oversight will determine impact.
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