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Manager David Moyes has selected a 4-2-3-1 lineup featuring Travers in goal, Rohl at right-back, O'Brien and Branthwaite in central defense, Mykolenko on the left, midfielders Iroegbunam, Armstrong, and Hackney, and attackers Dibling, Alcaraz, Ndiaye behind striker Beto. This fifth summer friendly at Stuttgart's MHP Arena gives minutes to squad players ahead of the Premier League opener against Crystal Palace. Supporters noted the center-back pairing, questioned Rohl over Patterson at right-back, and praised chances for youngsters like Dibling, following a recent 2-1 win over Hamburg. New signing Norgaard sits out while building fitness post-Arsenal move.

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James Travers steps in for Pickford as Everton wraps up their German pre-season tour with a key friendly against Stuttgart. Fans are watching closely to see young talents shine.

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Grok 4.7's initial training is done, with SpaceX now feeding in massive company data on rocketry and operations during supplemental training. Musk predicts it will outperform all current models, especially in practical engineering tasks, and expects release in three to four weeks after Grok 4.6's recent arrival. He noted strong competition from labs like Anthropic, but highlighted SpaceX's unique data as a key edge. Community buzz focused on the rapid progress and potential benchmarks.

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Elon Musk shared exciting updates on Grok 4.7, calling its SpaceX training data 'so awesome & unique' that it could redefine real-world engineering.

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In a widely shared video, Yoruba Islamic cleric Shafiy Adeba asserted that Islam commands Muslims to fight, enslave, and confine non-Muslims, calling it a religious duty rooted in the faith. Sahara Reporters and Parallel Facts News highlighted the clip, with the latter labeling it extremist rhetoric urging attacks on non-believers. The remarks drew calls for his arrest from figures like Lere Olayinka, who linked such preaching to groups like Boko Haram, while others like Daniel Regha urged focusing on the individual to avoid deepening religious divides in southwestern Nigeria's tradition of coexistence.

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With an open Quran before him, cleric Shafiy Adeba declared Muslims have the right to enslave non-believers and wage war on them—a statement now stirring Nigeria.

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On August 7 in Mecca, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif signed a trilateral agreement treating an attack on one as an attack on all. Saudi sources called Egypt under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi unreliable and overly tied to the UAE, blocking its entry despite Ankara's welcome. The kingdom wants clearer alignment from Egypt before reconsidering, amid regional tensions like Houthi attacks, while the pact emphasizes collective deterrence among the three signatories.

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Saudi Arabia drew a line at Egypt's door for a new mutual defense pact, despite Turkey's open invitation to bring Cairo into the fold.

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The post by @Atomsmade on June 22 praised Hitchens for dismantling pastors and theologians with logic and facts, but replies pushed back hard, citing wins by William Lane Craig in their 2009 Biola debate and John Lennox at the 2008 Edinburgh Festival. Critics, including a priest who found faith partly through watching him, called out his rhetorical flair over philosophical depth, while even some atheists noted his sleazy tricks. The exchange underscores Hitchens' enduring role as a lightning rod in faith discussions, blending wit, history, and critiques from his New Atheism days.

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A recent post hailed Christopher Hitchens as religion's ultimate nightmare, sparking thousands of replies that relive his sharp debates from 15 years ago.

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Community polls crowned Venator as the latest hero in Valve's hero shooter MOBA Deadlock, where six-player teams push lanes, farm souls for gear, and clash with abilities in a cursed New York City. His kit packs a bouncing Consecrating Grenade for true damage, a backward-blasting Gutshot shotgun, rooting bear traps, and an ultimate Ira Domini that executes low-health foes with blessed stakes. Fans love his dark humor voice lines—like schooling young Rem on nuance—and polished portraits, from cigar-chomping wins to bloodied rages, though some call for nerfs after early bugs and debate unverified claims about his identity.

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Venator, the grizzled Vatican agent with a shotgun and crossbow, dropped into Deadlock on February 5, turning chaotic lanes into holy battlegrounds.

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Data from DefiLlama captured FOMO's brief lead, fueled by Solana token swaps and a weekly revenue high of $2.64 million. The shift sparked ecosystem chatter, with Solana figures questioning growth without foundation backing and traders buzzing over memecoin heat. Foundation members countered that the network stays neutral, crediting FOMO's success to strong user fit from social media and organic traction rather than grants or picks.

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FOMO, the app for speedy memecoin swaps on Solana, hit a peak moment by outpacing Hyperliquid's 24-hour revenue at $395,000.

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The event last Thursday drew Muslim, Jewish, and Christian students to discuss religious commonalities, but Mady—after praising sharia law's punishments and societal reforms—abruptly condemned Bratman, director of CUNY Hillel, prompting nearly 100 Muslim participants to walk out, leaving about 20 attendees. Moderator Joshua Medina expressed shock and apologized, while Bratman called the incident '100 percent antisemitic.' New York Governor Kathy Hochul condemned it as antisemitism and demanded accountability from CUNY, which launched an investigation amid online backlash and concerns over campus safety and Israel-Gaza tensions.

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At a City College of New York interfaith workshop meant to bridge religious divides, self-proclaimed imam Abdullah Mady suddenly spotted Jewish representative Ilya Bratman and branded him a Zionist responsible for Gaza deaths, urging Muslim students to leave in protest.

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