US Open 2025: Iga Swiatek stunned; Felix Auger-Aliassime edges four-hour epic to reach semifinals

Iga Swiatek’s US Open title defence ended abruptly as Amanda Anisimova secured a stunning quarterfinal victory. Naomi Osaka continued her strong major quarterfinal record, advancing to the semifinals. Felix Auger-Aliassime endured a gruelling four-set battle to reach his second Grand Slam semifinal, setting up a clash with either Jannik Sinner or Lorenzo Musetti.

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The NHL playoff salary cap begins in 2026 and every contender is wondering which team will crack under the new rules first

Starting in 2026, the NHL introduces a playoff salary cap, ending LTIR loopholes that allowed teams to exceed the cap with injured players. Teams must now field a cap-compliant 20-man roster for each playoff game. Regular-season LTIR rules also change, limiting cap relief to the average league salary unless NHL and NHLPA approve more.

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Donald Trump faces tough Putin question: US president blasts reporter; cites ‘India’ to justify stance

President Trump defended his administration’s actions against Russia, citing secondary sanctions on India as a significant measure costing Russia “hundreds of billions of dollars.” He rebuked a Polish reporter questioning the lack of punitive actions against Putin, highlighting India’s oil purchases and hinting at further sanctions. Trump also suggested the reporter should seek new employment…

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‘You’ll look like alien’: Senator Kennedy holds up movie poster to warn against eating shrimp; watch

Senator John Kennedy sparked controversy by using an ‘Alien’ movie poster to warn against eating recalled shrimp, claiming it could cause radioactive mutations. His remarks, made amidst investigations into contaminated shrimp sold at major retailers like Walmart and Kroger, were widely mocked online. While the FDA confirmed Cesium-137 in one sample, authorities maintain the health…

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Why Mark Cuban defends Steve Ballmer amid bombshell report of Los Angeles Clippers’ circumvention of NBA salary cap tying to Kawhi Leonard

The Los Angeles Clippers are under scrutiny following allegations of a $28 million endorsement deal involving Kawhi Leonard and owner Steve Ballmer, purportedly designed to circumvent the NBA’s salary cap. While the Clippers deny wrongdoing, Mark Cuban defends Ballmer, suggesting Aspiration, the company involved, committed fraud. The NBA has launched an investigation into the matter.

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