- Portugal faces Uzbekistan with Cristiano Ronaldo hunting his first World Cup goal after a 1-1 opener against DR Congo.
- England vs Ghana is must-watch — Harry Kane scored twice in a 4-2 win over Croatia, while Ghana reached the tournament off a stoppage-time winner.
- Major sportsbooks (DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, FanDuel) are offering promos and bonus bets for the day's matches.
The news, distilled into what matters.
- The Los Angeles Rams traded for Myles Garrett, instantly turning them into Super Bowl favorites with a game‑changing pass rusher.
- New England gave up future picks to acquire A.J. Brown, finally adding a true No. 1 receiver who could lift their playoff chances.
- Buffalo acquired Moore from the Bears — a bona fide No. 1 pass‑catcher who should give Josh Allen the top target the Bills have missed since Stefon Diggs.
- Colombia and DR Congo meet for the first time on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, in Guadalajara (coverage on FS1).
- Colombia opened with a 3-1 win over Uzbekistan; Luis Díaz had a goal and an assist.
- DR Congo — in its first World Cup since 1974 — stunned Portugal 1-1 despite just 25% possession, so momentum is on their side.
- Rockies pulled off a wild, historic finish: Jake McCarthy’s walk-off triple capped eight straight hits to beat the Red Sox 3-2 — a sequence not seen in the play-by-play record back to at least 1961.
- Dodgers became the first MLB team to 50 wins, edging the Twins 2-1 as Shohei Ohtani hit a leadoff homer and Freddie Freeman added a sixth-inning blast.
- Brandon Woodruff returned from a long layoff with six dominant scoreless innings (10 K), and the Brewers prevailed in 10 innings over the Reds.
- Seventeen Republican-led states sued California in federal court, saying the state's new plastic law improperly tries to set policies for the whole country.
- The law, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, requires a 25% reduction in single-use packaging and that such items be recyclable or compostable by 2032.
- Plaintiffs (including the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors) argue it violates the Commerce Clause and will raise consumer prices, especially harming lower-income Americans.
- Italy says the UK-Italy-Japan GCAP fighter project could add partners — Canada is already an observer and Rome is open to Germany, Saudi Arabia and others to share costs.
- The joint venture (BAE, Leonardo, JAIEC/Mitsubishi) is targeting a next‑generation fighter by about 2035.
- Germany recently scrapped a separate Franco‑German fighter plan, making GCAP a possible alternative collaboration for Berlin.
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