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CultureDisney to Sell Its 50% A+E Global Media Stake to Hearst for More Than $1 Billion
Disney is selling its 50% stake in A+E Global Media to Hearst for more than $1 billion, handing the owner of A&E, History and Lifetime to full Hearst control. The all-cash deal is expected to be announced alongside Disney's earnings on August 5.
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TechnologyCyera Agrees to Buy Oasis Security for $1 Billion to Secure AI Agent Access
Israeli data-security company Cyera has signed a letter of intent to buy Oasis Security for about $1 billion, roughly $700 million of it in cash. Oasis builds access management for non-human identities, which Cyera calls the fastest-growing identity type in the enterprise.
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SportsMLS All-Stars Beat Liga MX 4-3 as Son Heung-min Scores Twice and Wins MVP
LAFC forward Son Heung-min scored twice inside 23 minutes and became the first LAFC player named MLS All-Star Game MVP, as the MLS All-Stars came from behind to beat the Liga MX All-Stars 4-3 before a capacity crowd of 35,197 in Charlotte.
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SneakersAir Jordan 3 "Laser" Drops August 22 for $230, Based on Michael Jordan's 2003 PE
The Air Jordan 3 Laser releases August 22 for $230, replacing the silhouette's signature elephant print with an upper laser-etched with references to Michael Jordan's life, from his Ferrari license plate to the gate at his Chicago estate.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Friday, July 31: Red Sox Visit Baseball's Best Team
Baseball's best team, the 69-40 Dodgers, opens a series with the Red Sox tonight at Dodger Stadium as -125 favorites. Also tonight: Yankees at Cubs, Rangers at Astros, and Caitlin Clark's Fever at the Fire.
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TechnologyState Department Map Mislabels Every African Country at AIDS 2026 Conference
A State Department map shown at the AIDS 2026 conference in Rio de Janeiro mislabeled every country it depicted, misplacing Nigeria, Mozambique, and Cote d'Ivoire. Reuters found a watermark on the image indicating it was made with OpenAI's tools.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Nike's Air Zoom Flight '98 'The Glove' Returns, Draymond Green Re-Signs for $27.7M, Spider-Man: Brand New Day Opens, and Apple Briefly Tops $5 Trillion — July 31, 2026
Nike's Air Zoom Flight '98 'The Glove' returns at $170, Draymond Green re-signs with the Warriors for $27.7 million, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens with a $230M-plus weekend projected.
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CultureNew Music Friday: Davido, Ariana Grande & Shaboozey — July 31, 2026
Davido marks 15 years in music with ORIADÉ, Ariana Grande returns with petal, and Shaboozey, Jacquees, Arca, Cautious Clay and Isaiah Falls also released albums on July 31, 2026.
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CultureOKC United Unveiled With Westbrook, Mayfield, Chickasaw Nation Among Owners
Oklahoma City unveiled OKC United on July 15, 2026, a USL Championship club launching in 2028 with Russell Westbrook, Baker Mayfield and the Chickasaw Nation among its owners.
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SportsDraymond Green Re-Signs With Warriors on One-Year, $27.7 Million Deal
Draymond Green agreed to a one-year, $27.7 million contract to stay with the Golden State Warriors on July 28, essentially the same deal he opted out of in June, after LeBron James signed with the Philadelphia 76ers instead.
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TechnologyApple Briefly Reaches $5 Trillion Market Cap, Second Company Ever
Apple shares hit an intraday high of $342.89 on July 28, pushing its market cap to roughly $5.036 trillion and making it only the second company, after Nvidia, to cross that threshold.
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SportsConcacaf Rejects FIFA's Plan to Sell World Cup Stakes to Private Investors
Concacaf's 41 member federations rejected FIFA's plan to sell a stake in a new $20 billion commercial subsidiary to private investors, hours after UEFA's 55 members voted to boycott FIFA competitions over the same proposal.