Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent were enshrined in Cooperstown, with vibrant support from Puerto Rico and Curaçao and tributes to families and legacy.
Oil prices ease from last week’s highs after the U.S. and Iran paused strikes for a second day, with Brent and U.S. crude retreating in early Sunday trading.
Iran’s supreme leader says a US-Iran peace deal hinges on Israel stopping attacks on Lebanon, as Tehran backs Hezbollah and diplomacy with Washington falters.
Taiwan commissioned its first Batch 2 Tuo Chiang-class corvette, ROCS Tan Chiang, as part of a 12-ship program slated for completion by end-2026.
A Massachusetts man was convicted after a 14-day trial for illegally exporting U.S. microelectronics to Iran in violation of IEEPA and ITSR, authorities said.
A Curiosity rover poem casts the Mars explorer as a homesick narrator, meditating on dust, distance, and discovery in a lyrical message to Earth.
UPS, FedEx and other shippers expand healthcare logistics, adding cold-chain capacity as GLP-1 and biologics demand grows and supply chains get more complex.
A Midwest heat wave has coincided with soybean flowering and corn silking, raising yield concerns as rainfall remains limited, according to NDSU experts.
Thieves posing as visitors stole the Vix Treasure gold torque from a Burgundy museum in broad daylight, triggering an organized-crime investigation and security questions.
Fury vs Joshua looms after Anthony Joshua’s emotional Saudi victory, sharpening debate over legacy, titles, and whether now is the time for the long-awaited bout.
Commissioners again denied release at the Steven Burns parole hearing. The Salarno family’s decades-long fight also helped reshape victims’ rights in California.
Wildfires in France and Spain have forced more than 300,000 people to evacuate as heat and winds persist. Bordeaux faces advancing flames while weather aids crews near Madrid.