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Harold Hamm, founder of Continental Resources, traces his journey from sharecropper's son to energy billionaire by pioneering horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques that unlocked America's shale oil reserves, transforming the Bakken formation from an uneconomical resource into a world-class oil field.
Cape Verde players express resolute confidence ahead of their World Cup clash with Uruguay, citing their historic draw against Spain as proof they can advance from the group stage despite being underestimated.
Fans pack Texas Live in Arlington for a sold-out World Cup watch party as the USMNT faces Australia in Seattle, with the winner clinching advancement to the next round while star Christian Pulisic sits out with injury.
The US government banned Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models citing national security concerns, but the conflict may paradoxically boost the company's brand as both technologically superior and resistant to political pressure, while the UK announced sweeping social media restrictions for teenagers.
EU leaders Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa, alongside Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, highlighted Ukraine's opening EU accession cluster, extended Russian sanctions, and record €360 billion trade deficits with China, while celebrating Cyprus's presidency achievements on defense, migration, and trade.
SpaceX successfully launched the classified NROL-179 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office aboard a flight-proven Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, completing the third flight and successful landing of the first stage booster while maintaining payload secrecy at the customer's request.
President Trump's announcement of an Intel-Apple chip manufacturing agreement sent Intel shares to record highs as Apple seeks to diversify from TSMC, while defense contractor Anduril secured a major U.S. Air Force production contract for autonomous fighter jets and SpaceX completed a volatile first week of public trading.
President Trump presided over a Medal of Honor ceremony honoring three veterans—Major James Capers Jr., Colonel John W. Ripley (posthumously), and Major Nicholas Dockery—for extraordinary acts of valor during the Vietnam War and the War in Afghanistan, correcting decades-old oversights for two of the recipients.
Snap has unveiled 'Specs,' its first true augmented reality glasses featuring impressive technical capabilities like dual Snapdragon processors and a 51-degree field of view, but the $2,195 device is bulky, uncomfortable, and faces the classic wearable dilemma of uncertain daily utility despite dazzling demos.
New York City officials and thousands of fans gathered at City Hall to celebrate the Knicks' 2026 NBA championship, ending a 53-year drought. The ceremony featured speeches from city leaders honoring the team's historic 16-3 playoff run and resilience through a 99.6% improbable Finals comeback against the San Antonio Spurs.
Vice President Vance detailed early progress in the U.S.-Iran peace agreement, citing restored oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and halted military strikes, while emphasizing that Iran's nuclear program remains destroyed and any economic benefits are strictly contingent on verified compliance and behavioral changes.
The Obama Presidential Center dedication ceremony in Chicago featured speeches by Barack Obama and Valerie Jarrett emphasizing grassroots organizing over traditional memorialization, alongside performances by Jennifer Hudson and Christina Aguilera as the center opened as an active civic campus.