‘Epic squared’: Scaloni lauds Argentina’s back-to-back World Cup comebacks | World Cup 2026 News

‘Epic squared’: Scaloni lauds Argentina’s back-to-back World Cup comebacks | World Cup 2026 News

‘There was blood in the water, and we went for it,’ Argentina coach said of the relentless late attacks against England. Published On 16 Jul 202616 Jul 2026 Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni saluted his team’s never-say-die mentality after another come-from-behind victory powered them past England and into the FIFA World Cup final. Scaloni said on…

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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh testifies before Senate banking committee

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh testifies before Senate banking committee

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh testified Wednesday before the Senate banking committee, facing questions over the economy and how various factors might impact interest rates. As part of congressionally mandated Capitol Hill appearances for the central bank leader, Warsh spoke Tuesday to the House financial services committee. During his remarks, he reaffirmed the Fed’s commitment…

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U.S. launches new wave of strikes in escalating battle over Strait of Hormuz

U.S. launches new wave of strikes in escalating battle over Strait of Hormuz

  11:41 AM Lebanon, Israel conclude two days of “positive” talks: U.S. official Lebanon and Israel completed a new round of Washington-mediated negotiations in Rome on Wednesday, agreeing to implement the “pilot zones” in southern Lebanon agreed under a recent framework deal, a U.S. official said. “Talks concluded after two days of productive and positive…

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My Twitter, not X | Technology News

My Twitter, not X | Technology News

Nothing much stays with me from the first days of Twitter, which was publicly launched 20 years ago, on July 15, 2006. I had discovered the internet back in 1995 and early on, I started thinking about how to get my voice heard by the world. I created a couple of websites through Angelfire and…

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Nominee for top intel post faces lawmakers eager to see him replace the current leader

Nominee for top intel post faces lawmakers eager to see him replace the current leader

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s nominee for director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton, is likely to get a friendly reception from lawmakers Wednesday at his confirmation hearing as both parties are eager for him to take over from the current acting intelligence chief. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles…

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