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Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio expressed concern about Jonathan Greenard's availability for the season opener as the outside linebacker's pectoral injury lingers. Greenard, acquired in a trade and signed to a massive extension, has not practiced since training camp began, leaving the defense to prepare without him.
With the 2027 recruiting cycle underway, Ohio State head coach Jake Diebler has scheduled official visits for seven prospects, including a Canadian wing who led his national team to a FIBA U18 AmeriCup title. The Buckeyes currently hold no verbal commitments in the class, and the early signing period opens November 11.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a plan to more than double buybacks of long-term U.S. debt, a 'Treasury twist' aimed at lowering borrowing costs. While yields initially fell, they quickly rebounded, with the 10-year closing the week near 4.73% and the 30-year at 5.24%. Analysts question the plan's effectiveness amid record $40 trillion debt, inflation concerns, and uncertainty over Fed policy.
The California Energy Commission has approved rules restricting replacement tire sales based on efficiency standards, a move that could remove up to 70% of available tires. Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt has publicly condemned the regulations as a 'scam.'
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 10 people in Gaza on Wednesday, two days after U.S. negotiators reportedly asked Israel to draw down attacks. The strikes, along with an Israeli raid across the ceasefire line, have cast doubt on efforts to advance the tenuous ceasefire.
Washington, D.C., hosts its first IndyCar race this weekend as the Freedom 250 Grand Prix takes over the National Mall and Pennsylvania Avenue. President Trump and first lady Melania Trump are scheduled to attend, with Trump set to lead the prerace kickoff in the presidential limousine. The event marks the finale of a summer of celebrations for the nation's 250th anniversary.
Roughly 4,500 National Guard troops in Washington outnumber the city's 3,200 police officers, yet a review of court records shows they appear in only 1.3% of criminal cases. Troops mostly handle minor incidents in affluent neighborhoods, with no court record of activity in areas where most murders occurred. The deployment, costing an estimated $1.65 million per day, has drawn praise from the White House and skepticism from local officials and residents.
The International Criminal Court denounced U.S. sanctions against its president and a trial lawyer as a 'flagrant attack' on its independence, drawing widespread international support from the EU, Japan, and others. The U.S. defended the measures as part of a campaign against a 'sham of a court,' while the ICC vowed to continue its mandate.
Syria and Israel held high-level, US-mediated talks in Jordan on Sunday aimed at easing tensions after recent Israeli strikes, with discussions focused on halting attacks and reviving security negotiations. Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani said Syria expects talks to resume soon despite a lack of trust, while reports of a separate meeting between al-Shaibani and Mossad chief Roman Gofman surfaced.
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor's description of Kashmir as 'an important part of India' during his first visit sparked a diplomatic row, with Pakistan summoning a US envoy and rejecting the remarks. Gor also hinted at easing travel advisories, citing security improvements.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf visits Iraq, urging regional cooperation without foreign interference and warning that talks with the US are fruitless without military readiness. The trip coincides with US pressure on Iraq to disarm Tehran-aligned factions and a government deadline for weapons handover.
Sen. Jon Ossoff's joke about President Trump's aide Natalie Harp has sparked a fierce backlash, with White House allies defending Harp and attacking the senator. Harp's estranged brother described her loyalty as 'unhealthy obsession' after learning she reportedly jumped into an SUV trunk to accompany Trump.
Ahead of South Carolina's GOP Senate runoff, Sen. Darline Graham faces criticism after admitting she is "not that informed on national security" during a debate, while President Trump and Sen. Tim Scott rally to her defense.
The US Justice Department has defended its prosecution of former FBI director James Comey over a social media post showing seashells arranged to read '8647', arguing in court filings that the post could be read as a threat against President Donald Trump. Prosecutors said the decision to indict Comey was made by a local US attorney without direction from senior leadership, while Comey's lawyers and PEN America argue the post was protected speech.
Iran's armed forces warned Gulf countries on Wednesday against assisting the U.S. military, hours after the United Arab Emirates announced it was halting all trade and financial dealings with Iran following an alleged missile attack. The UAE accused Iran of firing two ballistic missiles at its territory on Tuesday, a claim Tehran denied. The escalation comes amid a broader U.S.-Iran conflict centered on the Strait of Hormuz, with oil prices rising above $90 per barrel.
Frances Tiafoe ended Brandon Nakashima's run to reach the Cincinnati Open final, where he will face Arthur Fils. Aryna Sabalenka's form worries continue after a surprise loss to Sara Bejlek, while Coco Gauff advanced to the women's final.
The US and South Korea have ended their annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises about a week early after President Donald Trump ordered the drills scaled back, citing his relationship with Kim Jong Un. The move drew criticism from North Korea and raised questions in Seoul about its implications for the alliance.
U.S. President Donald Trump paused the rollout of 50% tariffs on Canadian goods for three days, announcing the reprieve on Truth Social and citing a potential deal. The pause comes after negotiations collapsed over the weekend, with both sides blaming each other for the breakdown.
The US and Canada have reached a tentative trade deal, prompting President Trump to pause planned 50% tariffs on Canadian goods for three days. Negotiators are finalising details, with both leaders expressing optimism despite unresolved issues.
The United States and South Korea have agreed to end their annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise about a week early, following President Trump's order to scale back the drills. North Korea's Kim Yo-jong dismissed the reduction as insignificant, while political reactions in Seoul have deepened domestic divisions and tensions with Pyongyang.