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SpaceX has won a $1.6 billion contract under the Space Force's National Security Space Launch Phase 3 program to execute 18 Falcon 9 launches by 2027. This follows a $6 billion contract for satellite construction, highlighting SpaceX's pivotal role in upgrading space-based military capabilities.
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Dr. Jermaine Johnson introduced Skardon as his running mate for South Carolina governor, aiming to drive economic mobility and opportunity ahead of the November election. The ticket emphasizes Skardon's experience in aiding small businesses and contrasts with the incumbent's approach, heralding a "New South Carolina."
Helldivers 2 introduces the Castellan’s Creed Warbond, featuring new weapons and Astra Militarum-inspired armor, enhancing the game's arsenal and aesthetics. Launching August 12, 2026, the Warbond aligns with a Warhammer 40,000 crossover and is priced at 1,500 Super Credits, excluding Premium Warbond Tokens.
Republican senators question the potential CDC director nominee, Schwartz, on her ability to withstand political pressure amid a surge in measles outbreaks. While some express concern, Senator Cassidy supports her, pointing to her stance on vaccine language as a sign of integrity.
The WNBA quickly deleted a social media post of a $400 wager between stars Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers, scrutinized for breaching league gambling rules. The incident raises questions about league policy enforcement and social media strategy, amid speculation about Commissioner Engelbert's future.
Argonaut Games is set to release a remastered version of Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos by late 2026 on various modern platforms, including Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. A new trailer highlights upgraded visuals and controls, while a revamped in-game archive, Crocipedia, offers exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
The Ninth Circuit has blocked the Trump administration from denying bond hearings to immigrants detained in the U.S., challenging the expansion of mandatory detention policies. This decision, amid nationwide legal battles over immigration detention, increases the likelihood of Supreme Court involvement as circuits remain divided on the issue.















