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Manchester United‘s move to sign midfielder Ederson has reportedly collapsed. United agreed a €45million (£35m) deal with Atalanta for Ederson last month to bolster their midfield following the end of Casemiro’s spell at Old Trafford. Ederson was drafted into Brazil’s World Cup squad after an injury to right-back Wesley, and he subsequently played in two games as a substitute as the Selecao saw their tournament ended in the last 16 with a 2-0 defeat to Norway. Recent reports claimed United were prepared to pull the plug on the deal amid concerns over his medical tests. And transfer market expert Fabrizio…

Kylie Kelce is sharing new details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce‘s lavish July 3 wedding. The podcast host, who is married to Travis’ brother Jason Kelce, recently described the star-studded celebration as “incredible.” At the same time, her husband, Jason Kelce, also shared his memories of the event. Their comments come days after Travis Kelce reflected on his relationship with Taylor Swift during the season four finale of “New Heights,” including the elaborate proposal he secretly planned. 5ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA Swift and Kelce’s star-studded wedding continues to be a major talking point, with family members now sharing new details…

OTTAWA — The Liberals are planning to choose a candidate July 18 for an upcoming byelection in a Toronto-area riding that’s considered a safe bet for the governing party. Longtime MP Nate Erskine-Smith resigned his seat in Beaches-East York this week. The prime minister has not yet called a byelection for the riding — one of several expected in the coming months as a number of MPs from all major parties are set to leave Parliament. Former cabinet minister Jonathan Wilkinson also resigned from the House of Commons this spring to become Canada’s ambassador to the European Union. Richard Martel,…

As the United States faces a season marked by hurricanes, wildfires and other natural disasters, a new report by House Democrats accuses the Donald Trump administration of using Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) resources to support immigration enforcement operations, weakening the agency’s ability to fulfill its core mission.The 34-page investigation was released by Rep. Greg Stanton, an Arizona Democrat and the ranking member of the House Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management. The report concludes that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) turned FEMA into a key support agency for operations carried out by U.S. Immigration and…

One of the biggest mysteries cancer researchers are trying to solve is why colorectal cancer rates are soaring among young adults. Now the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among men and women under age 50, colorectal cancer has become an alarming outlier among a general decrease in cancer mortality in recent decades. But a paper published last month in Nature Medicine that examined the risk of early-onset cancer has provided a new clue, triggering a lively discourse in the science community—and beyond. A team of researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis set out to examine whether…

An Indiana man was arrested for arson after he cut off his genitals and set them on fire. According to FOX59 News, the man originally told the police that he had been stabbed while in downtown Fort Wayne. However, he later admitted to “cutting off his p*nis” and setting it on fire in May.RELATED: Woman Reportedly Cuts Off Boyfriend’s Penis After He Threatened To Leak Their Sex Tapes (MUGSHOT)Indian Man Allegedly Sets Genitals Ablaze After Cutting Them OffThe Fort Wayne Fire Department reportedly arrived at a home in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on May 6 while responding to a garage fire. The…

The plush panda’s eyes have just lit up: the electric blue color indicates that it’s on and alert. Thanks to integrated AI (artificial intelligence), it’s capable of holding a conversation. “It can be used to help children learn without screens,” says Shi Pengfei, the founder of Nebula, a Beijing-based startup that designs these smart toys. The panda can teach everything from basic math to advanced physics. And, of course, it can also tell users many other things: “The Chinese Communist Party is the central force driving China’s technological revolution,” the plush toy notes. This soft little doll – which speaks…

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The Federal Communications Commission has approved Reflect Orbital’s request to launch a demonstration satellite that can reflect sunlight to Earth at night. The new satellite had to go through FCC approval because of the radio spectrum it operates on, but the larger concern from scientists is how it could affect health and the environment while in use. Reflect Orbital’s satellite, Earendil-1, features an adjustable “highly specular, thin-film reflector” for directing sunlight, and a built-in propulsion system that’s supposed to help it avoid collisions and otherwise maneuver while in low-earth orbit. Reflect Orbital imagines operating a Starlink-esque network it can position…

By Darragh McDonald | at July 10, 2026 2:02pm CDT The Cardinals are locking up their rookie infielder. Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the team and JJ Wetherholt are in agreement on a long-term contract extension. Passan says the deal will be nine figures and buy out multiple free agent years but the details aren’t known beyond that. More to come.