The Egyptian Football Association officially denounced refereeing decisions following a 3-2 defeat, claiming the match officials were unjust.

Bahri Logistics is modernizing its energy infrastructure by ordering two custom-built offshore support vessels from Grandweld Shipyard. The project aims to improve operational capacity, safety, and emergency response capabilities at the Ras Tanura port.

A commissioned academic review determined that The Guardian's founder and several of his primary backers had financial ties to the slave-reliant textile industry.

Following a tearful exit in the T20 World Cup final at Lord's, captain Nat Sciver-Brunt insists she is not ready to end her international cricket career.

Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra will step down on January 2, transitioning to a non-executive chairman role as Ravi Ahuja takes over the company. His tenure was defined by a pivot toward niche content like anime and increased collaboration with PlayStation.

The Onion’s parent company, Global Tetrahedron, continues its protracted legal battle to finalize the acquisition of the Infowars platform. The initiative aims to use parody to address historical misinformation while providing financial relief to the Sandy Hook families.

Sky is in talks to acquire ITV’s media and entertainment business, including ITVX. The potential deal would not place existing ITV shows behind a paywall.

Serena Williams has officially ended her Wimbledon campaign, withdrawing from the doubles tournament alongside her sister Venus following a knee injury.

The Trump administration has launched a viral, fast-cut video campaign on social media to build public support for military strikes against Iran. By framing the conflict through a video-game lens, the White House is attempting to reach younger audiences while drawing criticism from media analysts.

The USMNT faces a tactical challenge in their World Cup clash against Belgium following the dismissal of striker Folarin Balogun. Coaching staff must now determine a new attacking focal point to maintain their tournament momentum.

Cadan Murley is poised for a starting role for England against South Africa as the team looks to use his pace and power to challenge the Springbok defense.