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4 Takeaways From Ty Gibbs' Victory In Iowa Corn Country

  • Ty Gibbs celebrated his Iowa win by helping start digging up the track ahead of a repave — and his comeback from the back showed the short oval still offers real passing if you can master it.
  • Christopher Bell keeps finishing second — seven runner-up spots this year (four of the last five) and still looking for a win.
  • Trouble for big names (Tyler Reddick, Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson) has opened the door for surprises, while Josh Berry is suddenly finding strong finishes.

Taylor Farms recalls salsa and guacamole over salmonella risk

  • Taylor Farms voluntarily recalled salsas and guacamole after jalapeños from a supplier were tied to a potential salmonella contamination.
  • The outbreak has sickened about 345 people in 27 states (36 hospitalized), and chains like Chipotle and Qdoba stopped using the implicated jalapeños.
  • The recall comes as Taylor Farms already suspended lettuce sourcing from central Mexico amid a separate cyclospora investigation.

Japan posts first current account deficit in nearly 1-1/2 years

  • Japan slipped into a current-account deficit in June (¥92.3bn), the first in 17 months and a surprise versus economists' expected ¥1.51tn surplus.
  • The shortfall was driven by much larger dividend payouts to foreign investors (primary income fell 74%) and higher oil import costs.
  • Despite June’s dip, the first-half surplus reached a record ¥17.4tn, helped by strong semiconductor exports for AI data-centers.

4 Takeaways As Alex Palou's Portland Victory Gives Him Championship Control

  • Alex Palou dominated at Portland (led 60 of the last 80 laps), extending his lead and all but sealing a fifth INDYCAR title with five races left.
  • Will Power missed a pit call and got held up by a lapped car, a costly human-error moment that affected his day and the podium.
  • INDYCAR moves to a brand-new 2.19-mile, 12-turn street circuit in Markham next — a fresh, repaved Canadian venue that could mix up the championship.

NFL Catchup: Big OT News In The NFC East, Bills Debut New Looks, Lions On QB Carousel

  • Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson said 2026 will likely be his final NFL season as family priorities take precedence after a long, decorated career.
  • The Bills showed off their new Highmark Stadium and debuted the controversial "Nickel City" all‑gray alternate uniforms — Josh Allen defended the new look.
  • Teddy Bridgewater unexpectedly retired again, and the Lions moved quickly to sign Joshua Dobbs as Jared Goff’s new backup.

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