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Nate Kennedy
July 28, 2025

POLICY & POLITICS

Trump says U.S. has reached trade deal with European Union as Aug. 1 deadline loomed

President Trump announced Sunday that the United States and the European Union had reached a trade deal after high-stakes meetings in Scotland, just days shy of Friday's White House deadline to enact tariffs.

Democrats are hammering Republicans on Epstein, but one senator brushed off the issue years ago

Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., believes it's "weird" that the Trump administration has not released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, but at one point, it was the last thing on her mind.

CULTURE & SOCIETY

Australian actor Rebel Wilson sued by production company behind her own film

UK-based AI Film has accused the actor of deliberately sabotaging The Deb’s release by making alleged threats and defamatory claims.

Happy Gilmore 2 review – Adam Sandler’s Netflix sequel is strictly for the fans

Belated sequel to the 1996 comedy is unlikely to convert newcomers but there’s more than enough to entertain its cult fanbase.

BUSINESS & ECONOMY

Tesla plans ‘friends and family’ car service in California, regulator says

In an earnings call this week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk teased an expansion of his company’s fledgling robotaxi service to the San Francisco Bay Area and other U.S. markets.

Puma shares plunge 17% after full-year sales, profit outlook cut on U.S. tariffs

Puma shares plummeted as much as 18% Friday after the German sportwear brand posted worse-than-expected second-quarter sales and cut its full-year guidance, flagging the impact of U.S. trade tariffs.

AROUND THE STAND

First, Rickea Jackson delivered buzzer-beater magic in Los Angeles, lifting the Sparks to a wild 101 to 99 win over the New York Liberty. But the night turned grim early when Liberty star Breanna Stewart exited with a leg injury just minutes in. Sabrina Ionescu and Natasha Cloud led a furious second-half push, but Jackson’s 24-point performance closed the door. One highlight. One heartbreak.

Meanwhile, the Yankees finally stopped the bleeding. After three straight losses, Ryan McMahon kicked off a four-run second inning that helped New York sneak past the Phillies 4 to 3. A sturdy bullpen and just enough clutch hitting gave the Bronx Bombers something they desperately needed: a reason to exhale. The AL East race? Still very much alive.

Out in Colorado, controversy found the Boebert family again. This time, Rep. Lauren Boebert’s son, Tyler, was cited for misdemeanor child abuse after briefly leaving her grandson unsupervised. No injuries. No removal. The congresswoman called it a miscommunication and said CPS had already cleared the case. But with her name in the headlines yet again, critics are sharpening their talking points.

Over in tech-land, Gwyneth Paltrow is moonlighting. The actress stepped in as a tongue-in-cheek temporary spokesperson for data firm Astronomer after a workplace scandal involving the CEO, the HR chief, and yes, a Coldplay concert. In a satirical promo video, Paltrow shrugged off the drama while plugging the platform. Call it crisis PR or just classic Gwyneth.

And finally, on the roads of France, Tadej Pogačar rode into cycling history. The Slovenian star clinched his fourth Tour de France title, leaving rival Jonas Vingegaard more than four minutes behind and the rest of the field in the dust. Climbs that once haunted him — Ventoux, Hautacam, Col de la Loze — were conquered with ease this time. The peloton had flashes of new blood, but Pogačar remains the one to beat.

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