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De la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' surprised pollsters by leading the May 31 first round with 43.7% of the vote, setting up a June 21 runoff against leftist Iván Cepeda. Trump's endorsement highlights de la Espriella's promises for mega-prisons, economic growth, and cracking down on drugs alongside Washington, while President Petro called it foreign intervention. A recent poll shows de la Espriella ahead 50.3% to 42.6%, amid Colombia's deep political divide and a record 58% turnout.

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President Trump called Abelardo de la Espriella a 'smart, strong, and tough leader' on Truth Social, praising his plans to fight crime and boost ties with the U.S.

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BTS announced its first-ever concerts in Belgium at King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels on July 1 and 2, both of which sold out with capacities of over 50,000 attendees per night. The group becomes the first Asian act to perform at the stadium, Belgium's largest.

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Users on X debate Marcelo Bielsa's coaching legacy, with supporters highlighting his success at Leeds United, influence on players' careers, third-place finish in Copa America with Uruguay, and victories over Brazil and Argentina in qualifiers. Critics argue he is overrated due to limited major trophies, a single Argentine league title, lack of big-team wins, and recent Uruguay team struggles attributed to decisions like recalling Muslera. The discussion references his tenures at Leeds United, Ajax, and Uruguay.

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The Tribunal Superior de Bogotá ruled late June 9 that De la Espriella, who led the first round on May 31 with 43.7% of the vote, must remove Colombia's flag and 'Firmes por la Patria' from websites, media, and social platforms within 24 hours. The order followed a complaint accusing his campaign of misusing state symbols, which Colombian law prohibits to prevent implying official endorsement. De la Espriella called it censorship, filed a counter-challenge, and urged fans to stay firm, while his base amplified the hashtag online despite the ruling. With the June 21 runoff against Iván Cepeda looming, the dispute highlights tensions over free speech and campaign rules in a tight race.

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Just days before Colombia's presidential runoff, a court told leading candidate Abelardo de la Espriella to strip patriotic symbols from his materials. His supporters responded by flooding social media with the banned slogan.

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During Brazil's tense 1-1 draw with Morocco in their Group C opener at MetLife Stadium, NFL star Tom Brady sat with daughter Vivian, both wearing Brazil's away kit. Morocco took the lead through Ismael Saibari's chip, but Vinícius Júnior equalized soon after, with Alisson Becker securing the point. The father-daughter moment drew smiles for its wholesomeness—a nod to Brady's Brazil fandom tied to ex-wife Gisele Bündchen—though some fans teased Vivian's subtle eye-roll as classic teen vibes.

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With Brazil trailing Morocco, FOX cameras caught Tom Brady and his 13-year-old daughter Vivian sharing a joyful handshake in the stands, beaming in matching blue kits.

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European champions Spain dominated possession and created chances at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, yet debutants Cape Verde earned a historic 0-0 draw thanks to keeper Vozinha's saves. Many pointed to the graphics showing 'ESP 0-0 CPV,' questioning why not 'SPA' since there's no 'E' in Spain. Quick explanations noted 'ESP' comes from Spain's native 'España,' matching official FIFA, UEFA, and IOC codes like Switzerland's 'SUI' from 'Suisse'—with users mixing genuine surprise, mockery, and trolls over the international standard.

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Spain controlled the game but couldn't break through Cape Verde's defense in their World Cup opener, leaving fans puzzled by the scoreboard's 'ESP' next to La Roja's flag.

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On June 24, Colombia's National Electoral Council confirmed de la Espriella's narrow win in the June 21 presidential runoff, with 49.66% of the vote—about 251,000 more than rival Iván Cepeda Castro. The wealthy lawyer and businessman, backed by U.S. President Donald Trump's endorsement, campaigned on law and order, mega-prisons, and economic revival. Following a call with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, he vowed to restore diplomatic ties, open an embassy in Jerusalem, and resume military cooperation, reversing outgoing President Gustavo Petro's 2024 break over the Gaza conflict. Cepeda conceded gracefully, calling it an act of democratic responsibility, as international observers praised the vote's transparency.

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Abelardo de la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' clinched a razor-thin victory and immediately promised to rebuild Colombia's bond with Israel after years of strained relations.

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The debutants from Cape Verde fought back twice for a thrilling 2-2 draw against two-time champions Uruguay in Group H, earning their second point from two games. Pina scored early with a Roberto Carlos-style rocket, but Uruguay replied with goals from Maxi Araújo and Agustín Canobbio before halftime; substitute Hélio Varela equalized quickly in the second half. Goalkeeper Vozinha's mother, Ana Cándida Évora, finally watched from the stands after visa hurdles, proudly draped in the national flag as her son shone until the 44th minute. Both teams have four points, and a win could send Cape Verde into the knockouts.

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Kevin Pina curled a stunning 30-yard free kick past Uruguay's keeper, etching Cape Verde's first-ever World Cup goal into history at Hard Rock Stadium.

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On June 21, God Behind Bars organized Angola's first father-son reunification event, where dads handed sons personal letters, Bibles, and promises of hope after years apart. One father, imprisoned over 50 years, fished alongside his son for the very first time; another hugged his after 17 years, tears flowing. The program builds family ties to break crime cycles, following last fall's father-daughter dance, with supporters praising its role in rehabilitation while some question if it softens punishment.

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For the first time, 46 incarcerated fathers at Angola Prison shared a full day outdoors with their sons—fishing from boats, grilling, and splashing through rain in a group dance.

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The 29-second clip from pre-match hype for Colombia vs. DR Congo has drawn over 6,500 likes, capturing Mexico's warm welcome to visiting fans during the 2026 World Cup. Similar moments abound: women kissing South Korean and Congolese supporters, men embracing Japanese fans, with crowds cheering each time. Mexico's love for anime like Dragon Ball Z and deep soccer hospitality fuel these connections, turning fan zones into spots of global joy amid Group K action.

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A Mexican woman leaned in for a kiss with a DR Congo supporter amid chants of '¡Beso, beso!' from the rowdy crowd at Estadio Akron.

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Former ENHYPEN leader Lee Heeseung, now 25 and rebranded as EVAN, releases his self-produced digital single 'RIDE OR DIE' along with B-side 'OVERFLOW' at 6 p.m. KST today—three months after leaving the group in March 2026. His exit from ENHYPEN, where he was main vocalist since 2020, followed petitions from fans who wanted him to stay for solo work, but BELIFT LAB supported his distinct musical vision while the group continues as six members. Fans mix anticipation with bittersweet feelings, rallying to stream and celebrate his darker, introspective new chapter ahead of shows like Busan One Asia Festival.

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Hours from his solo debut, fans share clips of Heeseung's commanding stage presence and emotional edits, blending nostalgia with pure excitement for what's next.

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Yuki Ishikawa led with 22 points, including 21 attacks at 64% efficiency, to guide Japan past Iran 25-19, 25-19, 20-25, 23-25, 15-12 in Volleyball Nations League Week 2. Iran rallied fiercely behind Milad Haghparast's 19 points, nearly pulling off a reverse sweep, but Ran Takahashi and Seita Agawa steadied Japan late. The victory keeps Japan undefeated atop the standings with 16 points, setting up a key matchup against the USA on Sunday.

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Yuki Ishikawa's ace put Japan on match point in the fifth set, sending the Arena d’Orléans crowd into a roar as they clinched another win.

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In Seattle's Lumen Field, Egypt took a 1-0 lead early through Emam Ashour's strike off a Mohamed Salah assist, dominating with threats from Omar Marmoush. Belgium coach's bold move to sub on all-time top scorer Lukaku shifted everything, as his surging run led to defender Mohamed Hany's panicked own goal. Egypt's 18-year-old Barcelona prospect Hamza Abdelkarim debuted as their youngest World Cup player ever, with coach Hossam Hassan predicting a big future, while the 1-1 result keeps both teams in Group G contention.

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Romelu Lukaku stepped onto the pitch after 66 minutes—and just 22 seconds later, forced an own goal to equalize in a thrilling World Cup opener.

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Mexico beat South Korea 1-0 at Estadio Akron on June 18, thanks to Romo's strike off a keeper error, securing Group A top spot and Round of 32 qualification on six points. Tens of thousands at Plaza Liberación's Fan Fest stacked beer cups into wobbly bridges to hurl fans over, while a Mexican supporter planted a massive kiss on a Korean fan, drawing jokes about Korean-Mexican babies and world peace. Korean fans joined the chaos, revealing Mexico jerseys underneath, dancing, eating tacos, and blending into the fiesta—no incidents, just pure joy echoing Brazil 2014.

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Luis Romo's 50th-minute goal sent Guadalajara into frenzy, but the real magic unfolded at Fan Fest where Mexican fans catapulted rivals over cup bridges in roaring laughter.

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The 37-year-old former 'Summer House' star, now on Bravo's 'In The City' premiering May 19, revealed she's expecting her first child with 39-year-old Eoin Heavey, whom she reconnected with last year after years apart. The couple, who moved in together and went public early this year, received congrats from castmates like Lindsay Hubbard and Ciara Miller. Yet fans note irony from Danielle's past comments shading Hubbard's pregnancy post-breakup, with some calling it karma now that she's expecting out of wedlock after dating less than a year. Trailers also tease cast doubts about Eoin's divorce status, fueling online speculation ahead of the show's look at their whirlwind romance.

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Danielle Olivera and boyfriend Eoin Heavey shared sunny beach photos of him cradling her baby bump, captioning it 'Baby Heavey on the way.' The news lands just days before their new show debuts.

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Students at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, took final exams on the floor of a hockey rink as part of a longstanding tradition. Photos and personal anecdotes highlight unique features such as staring at ads on the boards, lead smudging from writing on the ice surface, and spectators watching from above.

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The Nottingham Panthers of the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) announced the signing of Spencer Naas, who spent the previous three seasons with the Dundee Stars. Naas recorded 162 points, including 75 goals and 87 assists, in 163 EIHL games.

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In Sunday's presidential runoff, right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' holds a razor-thin edge over leftist Senator Iván Cepeda at 49.66% to 48.70% with 99.99% of votes tallied—a gap of just 250,830 votes. Outgoing President Gustavo Petro refused to accept the preliminary results, alleging software issues and demanding a recount during official scrutiny, which could take days. De la Espriella campaigned on tough security measures and U.S. ties, drawing praise from American officials, while Cepeda pushed social reforms; both sides urged peace as judges review the count ahead of the August 7 handover.

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With fireworks lighting up Colombian streets, Abelardo de la Espriella's supporters celebrated a narrow lead, while President Petro called for calm and a full recount.

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The progressive Working Families Party, holding two Philadelphia City Council seats, started a campaign Tuesday to recruit a Democratic primary opponent to U.S. Sen. John Fetterman for 2028. They criticized his November 10 vote for H.R. 5371, a continuing resolution that averted a 35-day government shutdown but omitted extensions for Affordable Care Act premium subsidies affecting nearly 500,000 enrollees in Pennsylvania. The party plans statewide training, recruitment, and fundraising to promote working-class leadership, amid Fetterman's shift toward moderate positions.

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Pennsylvania's Working Families Party declares war on Sen. John Fetterman, vowing to back a challenger after his vote ended a historic shutdown sans ACA subsidies.

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In the Group H clash at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on June 21, Cape Verde shocked Uruguay with Kevin Pina's free-kick, but Maxi Araújo and Agustín Canobbio flipped the scoreline just before halftime. Hélio Varela equalized in the 61st after a defensive error, leaving both teams on two points. Manchester United's Ugarte impressed in 70 minutes with 51 of 60 passes completed and a key assist, though he struggled in duels and drew some criticism—fans remain split on his Red Devils potential after a stop-start debut season.

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Manuel Ugarte sliced through defenses with pinpoint passes during Uruguay's tense 2-2 draw against Cape Verde at the 2026 World Cup. Fans lit up with clips of his vision, even drawing Bruno Fernandes comparisons.

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Federico Valverde experienced a challenging season as captain of both Real Madrid and Uruguay, marked by chemistry issues, undermined coaches, a historical $500,000 fine for a training ground altercation, and leading coups against managers. Discussions highlight his past controversies including punching and receiving a red card against Baena, refusing positions, lack of effort in warm-ups, and his wife's criticism of Carlo Ancelotti.

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Maria Lidia Valle-Hernandez, 28, registered under a false name at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Lake Saint Louis before delivering her baby in January 2024. She handed off her ID band to another undocumented woman post-discharge, admitting the scheme was to bring another child from Mexico amid financial pressure from smugglers. ICE identified her through fingerprints from prior illegal crossing attempts, deported her last month, and placed the newborn in Missouri child protective services. The case highlights ongoing efforts to track unaccompanied migrant children, with officials locating 146,000 out of 450,000 who entered during the Biden years, amid reports of abuse in some cases.

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A new mother in Missouri passed her hospital wristband to another woman right after giving birth, hoping to settle debts to smugglers by faking the baby's identity.

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Cape Verde, a nation of 600,000, earned their first World Cup point in a 0-0 debut against Spain on June 15, thanks to goalkeeper Vozinha's seven saves. Visa hurdles kept his mother, Ana Cândida Évora, away until fans rallied, U.S. officials waived fees, and she arrived for the Uruguay match at Hard Rock Stadium. Vozinha grinned up at her post-game as Cape Verde scored their first-ever World Cup goal through Kevin Pina and equalized via Hélio Varela, staying in knockout contention. The family embrace captured the Blue Sharks' fairy-tale run against giants.

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After saving seven shots to draw Spain, 40-year-old Vozinha broke down knowing his mom couldn't afford the visa to watch. Days later, she waved the Cape Verde flag from Miami stands during a thrilling 2-2 tie with Uruguay.

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Clark finished at 30-under 254, his fourth PGA Tour title and first since a similar final-round 60 at the 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, becoming the first player with multiple closing 60s for wins. He surged with a back-nine 28, including a 15-foot eagle on 12 to pass Si Woo Kim and a 45-footer for birdie on 15, ahead of Kim at 27-under and Scottie Scheffler at 25-under. The 32-year-old credited a 'calm zone' mindset after lean years, led the field in putting with 158 feet Sunday, and referenced personal adversity like his mother's 2013 death while noting his efforts to manage temper amid past club tosses.

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Wyndham Clark rolled in putts like clockwork, firing an 11-under 60 to claim victory by three shots at TPC Craig Ranch.

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Abdollah Haji Sadeghi, the Supreme Leader's representative to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, declared Iran's enmity toward the U.S.—called 'global arrogance'—will never end, and negotiations are merely tactical to claim rights, not reconcile. He spoke amid indirect U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland aimed at extending a ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz for global oil flow, and addressing nuclear issues and the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. While a recent U.S.-Iran memorandum offers sanctions relief for compliance, Haji Sadeghi stressed jihad on the battlefield as the primary option, highlighting Tehran's unyielding ideological stance amid fragile diplomacy.

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At a commemoration for a 1979 revolution hero, a top Iranian cleric drew a firm line: no friendship with America, no abandoning the aim to destroy Israel.

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