The NBA reused Minnesota's 2000 five-pick hammer on the Clippers, raised the team fine to $30 million, and left Kawhi Leonard's contract intact.
The NBA copied its 2000 five-pick penalty on Minnesota, then left Kawhi Leonard tradable while the Clippers, a repeat offender, lost future drafts.
WHO chief Tedros asked for $1.3 billion to break Congo's Ebola chains after most new cases arose off contact lists and red-zone schools reopened.
Nia Sanchez already said they would pause The Valley if the marriage slipped. On Sept. 1 she and Danny Booko left after three seasons.
OpenAI is building automated shutdown tools after the Hugging Face breach, without the logs, while the U.S. kill-switch bill still exempts tests.
The S&P 500 rose 0.46% after the 10-year yield paused at 4.794%, a 2023-style bounce that this time arrives with two-thirds odds of a September Fed...
Joey Porter Jr. left Week 1 open after Pittsburgh paid three 2023 teammates $214 million and kept him on a rookie contract.
Stan Kroenke is buying the Los Angeles Angels for $4 billion, while Anaheim keeps the stadium and Moreno stays through 2027.
Meta locked teens at two hours a day and held back $5.3 billion unless TikTok and YouTube take a one-hour cap and match the cash.
Anthropic cut Claude Fable 5.1 cache reads 75 percent and kept $10/$50 list prices, so agent loops save money and max-effort jobs can cost more.