The Dodgers put Eric Lauer on the injured list, activated Blake Treinen, and ended Will Klein’s regular season in the same 40-man move.
UNEP now treats the Paris 1.5-degree limit as a round trip peaking at 1.8C, while scientists warn reefs and ice may not survive the return.
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope launched Aug. 30 on Falcon Heavy, nine months early and inside its $4.3 billion cap after four White House cut attempts.
Cruise and Hathaway dated Days of Thunder 2 for June 2028, a Maverick-style bet on a 1990 NASCAR film that never became a franchise.
London priced Samsung’s cloned Omega and Breguet watch faces at $11.6 million, about 7 percent of Swatch’s $170 million claim.
Apple set September 9 for iPhone 18 Pro and a foldable, while suppliers say the regular iPhone 18 waits until spring 2027.
MLB’s cap-tied quiet periods would squeeze free agency into December, copying NFL and NBA calendars baseball already sampled in the last lockout.
X flagged 200 Chinese-linked bots cartooning AI data center bills, months after OpenAI banned the same ChatGPT playbook on a real price fight.
Meta’s $10 billion Anthropic projection is the bill for a failed talent raid, and Muse Code is the exit ramp.
An 18-year-old obtained a 100-yard civil order against Tyler Boebert, who already cannot go near another ex while five felonies remain open.