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Congressional leaders gathered to dedicate a time capsule that will be sealed by the 119th Congress and opened in 2276 by the 244th Congress, containing artifacts from every state to commemorate America's 250th anniversary and convey current values to future generations.
New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Walsh is spearheading a "silent revolution" by eliminating forward guidance and shortening statements to reduce market dependency on Fed signaling, sparking debate over whether less communication enhances or undermines central bank effectiveness during normal economic times.
Outgoing Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer defends his government's record on NHS investment, economic growth, and defense spending while facing sharp criticism from opposition leaders over his resignation and cabinet performance during his final parliamentary questioning session.
US Men's National Team players highlight their tight-knit chemistry and competitive training culture as drivers of World Cup success, while discussing professional sacrifices, the importance of momentum, and the unique motivation of representing their home country on the West Coast.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres joined London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Bloomberg Philanthropies at London Climate Action Week to emphasize that cities are leading the global climate fight through measurable actions like clean air zones and renewable transitions, while calling for local leaders to have greater authority in international climate governance.
Professor Quinn Slobodian argues that Elon Musk represents 'Muskism,' a systemic form of digital capitalism defined by vertical integration, deep state symbiosis, and opportunistic political alignment that prioritizes profit through sovereign tech services rather than Silicon Valley's traditional libertarian ethos.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković for the first official visit by a sitting Croatian leader to Canada, focusing on strengthening aerospace and shipbuilding trade, addressing shared energy security challenges, and celebrating the Croatian diaspora's role as a bilateral bridge.
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.
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 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.