The Seattle Seahawks resumed training camp practice after taking Sunday off. It was another non-padded practice, with fans not permitted for attendance until (likely very smoky, low air quality) Tuesday. Probably the biggest storyline(s) from Monday is the team's injury situation, which isn't hitting the absolute top of the depth chart, but there was an injury suffered in practice and a new concern regarding fullback Robbie Ouzts.
Here's a recap of the notable events and news.
Robbie Ouzts injured again, clarity coming soon
"We're going to try to find out more information with Robbie's situation. I'll just leave it at that right now.We'll have an update for you sooner than later."
Those were the words of Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald after Seattle's second-year fullback missed another practice due to an undisclosed injury. Having missed the end of the Super Bowl run with a neck injury, this is a bit concerning regarding what is ailing Ouzts.

#fullback

As in all sports, NFL teams need to hit on their draft picks, as their rosters are so expansive. It is imperative to leave a draft class with at least one to two starters and to be able to find depth pieces to support. In recent years, the Minnesota Vikings have struggled to find an abundance of quality, as Minnesota has drafted 28 players since 2022, and only four have turned out to be starters.
However, according to Alec Lewis of The Athletic, the rookies are showing out so far in training camp, with love being given to the later-round picks as well. Here are some of Lewis' thoughts:
Early returns look promising. First-round pick Caleb Banks responded from left foot surgery and is already mixing in with the starters. Second-round linebacker Jake Golday tipped a pass Saturday, evoking shades of edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel.
There has been positivity from the later-round picks, too. ***** istant head coach Frank Smith spent some time after Saturday's practice reviewing techniques with fullback Max Bredeson. Cornerback Chuck Demmings blanketed Jefferson and deflected a pass. Safety Jakobe Thomas continues to show up in all areas of Brian Flores' defense, and undrafted safety Jacob Thomas tends to play right alongside him.
This was a defensive-heavy draft class, and it is a promising sign to see that the bulk of the picks are performing well so far. It will be fascinating to see them in action in the preseason to see just how far they have come.

#picks #starters #lewis

Shares of data-storage company Seagate Technology (STX) moved higher following the company's better-than-expected fourth-quarter results reported on July 28. Revenue and earnings came in above consensus estimates, while Seagate also delivered on guidance.
Will the solid Q4 print add to STX stock's already-searing rally so far this year? Or are there any signs of derailment? Let's take a closer look.
CoreWeave Just Scored a Leidos Partnership. What That Means for CRWV Stock Here.
Palantir Is Set to Deliver Strong Q2. **** ysts See 60% Upside Potential for PLTR Stock.
Earnings, PMI and Other Key Things to Watch this Week

#earnings #july #coreweave #scored

The Los Angeles Rams have an abundance of depth at tight end, which is a good thing because one of their key players is a bit banged up. Sean McVay told reporters on Monday that Davis Allen has a quad injury and will be out for "some time." Because it's a soft tissue injury, the team isn't going to rush him back.
Allen is in his fourth season with the Rams after being a fifth-round pick in 2023 out of Clemson.
Colby Parkinson, Terrance Ferguson and Tyler Higbee are the primary contributors at tight end, with rookie Max Klare also in the mix. Klare figures to get more reps with Allen out, which will only benefit the rookie out of Ohio State.
Allen caught 24 passes for 208 yards and three touchdowns last season, playing significant snaps after the team shifted toward more 13 personnel packages.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams TE Davis Allen out for 'some time' with quad injury

#quad

Neocloud provider CoreWeave (CRWV) saw its stock rise by 21.5% intraday on July 30 as the company announced a partnership with Leidos Holdings (LDOS) to provide artificial intelligence (AI) cloud services to United Stated federal agencies, so that they can deploy and operate AI at mission scale. This extends CoreWeave's reach into addressing U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) and Department of Defense's (DoD) unique requirements.
This also diversifies CoreWeave's customer base, as government contracts bring stability and are spread across a broad number of agencies, which is important for a company that relies on its top customers for a major portion of its revenue.
Palantir Is Set to Deliver Strong Q2. **** ysts See 60% Upside Potential for PLTR Stock.
Earnings, PMI and Other Key Things to Watch this Week
Seagate Rallies on Strong Q4 Results and Guidance. What Does This Mean for STX Stock Here.

#leidos

American League Most Valuable Player Mo Vaughn will hold a free high school baseball showcase in Vineland on August 22.
A 12-year Major League Baseball veteran, three-time All-Star and 1995 AL MVP brings his Vaughn Sports Academy to Vineland's Romano Sports Complex.
The showcase features a roster of former MLB players who will coach participants in a 'positive, competitive' manner. The Academy offers skills ******* sment, academic support and college placement guidance along with good baseball fundamentals.
This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: American League MVP coming for Vineland for showcase

#valuable #player

One of the headlines from the start of the summer revolved around Draymond Green's decision to decline his player option with the Golden State Warriors and become a free agent. Green's move to become a free agent was based around giving the Warriors more flexibility when it came to pursuing LeBron James. With the James free agency saga coming to an end in Philadelphia, Green returned to the Warriors on one-year deal for his 15th season in the Bay Area.
With the noise around free agency quieting, Green made an appearance at Chase Center on Sunday evening in support of the Golden State Valkyries. Green was in attendance on Sunday for the Valkyries contest against the Toronto Tempo.
Green was spotted talking with Golden State Warriors principal owner Joe Lacob courtside at Chase Center during the Valkyries game on Sunday night.
With Green in attendance, the Valkyries showed off, running away from the Tempo, 96-79, improving their record to 20-9 on the season. Janelle Salaun came off the bench to lead the way for the Valkyries, scoring 24 points on 9-of-15 shooting from the field in 30 minutes. Veronica Burton tallied 17 points with three made 3-pointers while Gabby Williams added 15 points against the Tempo.
At 20-9, the Valkyries are tied with the Las Vegas Aces for the second-best record in the WNBA, trailing only the Minnesota Lynx.

#valkyries #golden #free #around

Over the past several weeks, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has found herself at the center of some controversy after she spoke out against transgender women competing in women's sports. As a result of those comments, she did not exactly receive a warm welcome from fans on Sunday afternoon.
During Sunday afternoon's showdown with the Minnesota Lynx in Minnesota, Cunningham was heavily booed every time she touched the ball as fans in attendance expressed their displeasure.
This whole ordeal began last month when Cunningham decided to take a stand on transgender athletes.
In a recent interview as part of an ESPN profile, Cunningham was asked about her political views, including the "MAGA Barbie" nickname that has been attached to her in recent months. During her response, the Indiana Fever guard addressed the topic of transgender athletes competing in women's sports.
"I got a lot of negative feedback about me hating trans. And I'm like, 'I never once said that,'" she told ESPN. "I think that I am here to extend love. But I also think with that love is truth, being honest. And I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn't have to go against biological men."

#sports

By Kenrick Cai
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Capital One Financial hit back on Friday against a lawsuit over its decision to close the Trump Organization's bank accounts years ago, stating that it did ‌so after a review by anti-money laundering experts.
The disclosure marks the first time a bank has ‌formally tied money laundering concerns to U.S. President Donald Trump's family business. Capital One is seeking to dismiss the case by casting doubt on claims of illegally debanking — or denying services on religious or political grounds — the Trump Organization.
The Trump Organization and Capital One did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Capital One has never accused the Trump Organization of illegal money laundering. But Friday's filing argues that "documents and Plaintiffs' own allegations make clear that Capital One closed Plaintiffs' accounts for anti-money laundering ("AML") reasons. The ‌closures were the result of months of ⁠analysis and a careful review by Capital One's AML team in accordance with bank policies and regulatory guidance."

#accounts

With high school soccer season just a couple of weeks away, here is the Enquirer's final list of position previews in girls soccer. We have saved the top forwards and goalscorers for last.
And what a list it is.
Greater Cincinnati high school girls soccer fans had much to enjoy as well in 2025, as there is an abundance of players who put up big numbers last season or who will play for major colleges after they graduate. Because of that, limiting to 10 players to spotlight, as we do for other positions, was impossible. So we are listing 16 players to watch.
Make sure to vote in the poll at the bottom of the story. The poll will close at 4 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 7. The USA Today Co. network is debuting a new polling service that allows readers to vote more often while protecting against fraudulent voting methods. User experience feedback can be sent to mlaughmanenquirer.com.
More: Kicking off 2026 Enquirer fall football coverage with previews

#players #high #school #girls

Middle East turmoil, centered on the U.S. war with Iran, is playing havoc with world energy markets. An ongoing dispute over access to the Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of world oil and natural gas supply is shipped, is causing prices to surge. This is a boon for South America's oil industry, particularly Suriname's emerging petroleum boom, which was delayed by conflicting drilling results and seismic data. The former Dutch colony is on the cusp of becoming South America's next major oil-producing nation.
Since 2019, Suriname's government in the capital Paramaribo has hungrily eyed Guyana's booming petroleum sector, which delivered a massive economic windfall for the former British colony. Five major oil discoveries in offshore Block 58, which started in 2020 with the Maka Central-1 exploration well, confirmed the presence of commercially exploitable hydrocarbons in Suriname's portion of the offshore Guyana-Suriname Basin.
After a series of delays, beginning in 2022, due to mismatched drilling results and seismic data along with a high gas-to-oil ratio, TotalEnergies, the operator of Block 58, approved a final investment decision (FID). TotalEnergies, which holds a 50% working interest in offshore Block 58, and 50% partner APA Corporation approved the development of the deepwater GranMorgu project. This changed the project's ownership structure. Forty percent was retained by the operator TotalEnergies with another 40% retained by APA, and the remainder granted to Staatsolie.
The state-controlled energy company's acquisition was in accordance with Staatsolie's rights set out in the production-sharing contract (PSC) for Block 52. The company used a $1.6 billion loan from a banking consortium and a March 2025 bond issue to finance the acquisition. Staatsolie's share of GranMorgu will multiply the earnings delivered to Paramaribo, which has been battling an economic crisis since 2021. Indeed, the situation was so severe that rioting engulfed parts of the capital and parliament was stormed by protestors in 2023.
GranMorgu, which will come online in 2028, is a game changer for an economically challenged Suriname. The project's floating production, storage and offloading unit (FPSO) vessel, on completion, will have capacity of 220,000 barrels per day.

#south #World

On the surface, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) delivered a strong third-quarter earnings report with revenue jumping 16% to $109.4 billion, edging out the consensus at $109 billion.
IPhone sales jumped 22% to $54.3 billion, and Mac was a bright spot as well, up 29%, and Apple reported double-digit revenue growth in all five of its regions.
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Gross margin reached 50.1%, which included a benefit of two percentage points from tariff refunds. On the bottom line, the company reported earnings per share of $2.02, which included an $0.11 benefit from tariff refunds, compared to **** yst estimates of $1.89.
However, the stock still finished down 7.4%, cooling off what had been a breakout run in recent weeks, as the company issued disappointing guidance. Apple stock had soared as it got credit for avoiding spending hundreds of billions on AI infrastructure, unlike its big tech peers.

#flashing #down #revenue

Coco Jones shared a sneak peek at her crystal-embellished wedding dress in behind-the-scenes clips from her nuptials on July 31.
She styled the dress with an ornate lace veil, and followed the look up with a semi-sheer minidress for the reception.
Jones married Donovan Mitchell at an intimate ceremony attended by family and friends—including Ciara and Russell Wilson—in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Coco Jones lit up the dance floor in a crystal-embellished mermaid gown on her wedding day. On Saturday, July 31, the Grammy-winning artist, 28, tied the knot with Cleveland Cavalier's shooting guard Donovan Mitchell, 29, at a private ceremony in Greenwich, Connecticut. Not wanting to miss a single moment of their wedding day, Jones and Mitchell headed straight to the reception tent after saying "I do."
Coco Jones and Donovan Mitchell tie the knot at a private wedding on July 31, 2026 in photos shared to their Instagram Stories.

#mitchell #greenwich #connecticut #crystal

New York Knicks superstar Jalen Brunson was in attendance at rival Donovan Mitchell's wedding to Coco Jones, alongside some other Eastern Conference rivals.
Mitchell's wedding on August 1 served as an impromptu gathering spot for the three stars of the presumed biggest contenders in the East next season.
But the high spirits caused by the wedding led to Brunson becoming a meme all over social media in an interaction with Jaylen Brown and Josh Hart.
Brunson was on the dance floor at the Mitchell-Jones wedding when Brown decided to record him, with the reigning Finals MVP staring into the camera with an eerie smile before yelling out to Hart.
Brown shared the video on his Instagram story, with screen recordings of the same going viral on the internet.

#brunson #hart #york #knicks

Lam Research (NASDAQ: LRCX) makes the machines chipmakers use to etch and deposit the microscopic layers of a semiconductor. It has never been a household name. But it got investors' attention on Thursday.
Shares of the semiconductor equipment specialist jumped 18% to about $298, the stock's biggest one-day gain since April 2025. The move followed record results for Lam's fiscal fourth quarter of 2026 (the three months ended June 28) and guidance for a much bigger quarter ahead.
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A pop like that is a good excuse to ask the long-term question precisely: What would a $10,000 investment in Lam Research made 10 years ago be worth today?
About $320,000, before counting dividends.

#Research #flashing #quarter #NASDAQ

Apple's June quarter produced numbers that looked solid on the surface but left investors with a question: Was September quarter guidance conservative, or was the business actually slowing?
Bank of America published its answer on July 30. The firm says investors are misreading the results and that the underlying business is stronger than the headline numbers show.
Bank of America ***** yst Wamsi Mohan reiterated his Buy rating on Apple and held his $380 price target. Apple's stock closed July 30 at $333.43, making the target roughly 14% above where shares ended the day. Mohan also raised his EPS estimates for the next three fiscal years, Investing.com reported.
Apple reported Q3 2026 revenue of $109.4 billion, up 16% from a year earlier. EPS came in at $2.02. Bank of America flagged that about $0.11 of that figure came from a tariff refund. Once you back that out, earnings were roughly in line with ***** yst projections. Apple met expectations. It did not clear them by a wide margin.
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#America #numbers

Teva Pharmaceutical (NYSE: TEVA) stock closed out the last week of trading with significant gains, rising roughly 12.3% across the stretch. The S&P 500 gained 0.2% over the same period, and the Nasdaq Composite was up approximately 0.5%.
Teva published its second-quarter report after the market closed on July 29, posting mixed results. While earnings for the period came in below Wall Street's target, the company delivered some news that excited investors.
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With its Q2 report, Teva announced non-GAAP (adjusted) earnings of $0.02 per share -- a performance that fell far short of the average ***** yst estimate's call for adjusted earnings per share of $0.11 in the period. Meanwhile, sales in the period came in at $4.1 billion and surpassed the average ***** yst target by roughly $70 million. The generic drug leader's revenue was still down roughly 1% year over year in the period, but the decline was softer than expected -- and investors saw promise in the company's guidance and a significant new development for the stock.
For the full-year period, Teva is guiding for adjusted earnings to be between $1.91 per share and $2.11 per share after accounting for closing and administrative costs stemming from its acquisition of Emalex. Meanwhile, the average ***** yst estimate had called per-share earnings of $2.16 for the year. The company also guided for sales to come in between $16.5 billion and $16.85 billion. For reference, the average Wall Street estimate had targeted sales of $16.63 billion.

#period #earnings #NVIDIA #billion

The second stage of the Internazionale Summer Tour is underway, with the Nerazzurri having completed their first training session in Perth. Fresh from their victory over Manchester City, the squad took to the training pitch in the late Australian afternoon under the guidance of Cristian Chivu and his coaching staff as preparations continue for the next fixture of the tour. Inter's next challenge will be the Milan Derby, with the Nerazzurri set to face AC Milan in Perth.

#Perth #internazionale #fresh #manchester

By Kenrick Cai
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Capital One Financial hit back on Friday against a lawsuit over its decision to close the Trump Organization's bank accounts years ago, stating that it did ‌so after a review by anti-money laundering experts.
The disclosure marks the first time a bank has ‌formally tied money laundering concerns to U.S. President Donald Trump's family business. Capital One is seeking to dismiss the case by casting doubt on claims of illegally debanking — or denying services on religious or political grounds — the Trump Organization.
The Trump Organization and Capital One did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Capital One has never accused the Trump Organization of illegal money laundering. But Friday's filing argues that "documents and Plaintiffs' own allegations make clear that Capital One closed Plaintiffs' accounts for anti-money laundering ("AML") reasons. The ‌closures were the result of months of ⁠analysis and a careful review by Capital One's AML team in accordance with bank policies and regulatory guidance."

#Trump #review

MIAMI GARDENS ― Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley met with reporters before Sunday's practice, the first with fans in attendance.
Highlights:
∙ Hafley said rookie LB Jacob Rodriguez "has a really good feel" for punching the ball out.
Hafley pointed out a play in which Rodriguez took a swipe at a ball carried by De'Von Achane. Hafley said he's not sure if anyone could have held onto the ball after such a punch-out.
∙ On rookie Kadyn Proctor's miss vs. Zach Sieler on the final play of Friday's workout:

#ball #Miami #play #jeff

After two days of practice, the Denver Broncos have a day off on Sunday. Denver will not have a practice at Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit this morning.
The team will be back on the practice field on Monday for Day 3 of practice.
Due to construction at the facility, attendance will be limited to about 1,000 fans, and tickets are required to attend. Free tickets for the 14 open practices became available on July 1 and were quickly claimed. (Tickets are sometimes returned, though, so fans should check Ticketmaster for potential available tickets before practice.) Ticketed fans will be seated in covered bleachers on the north side of the practice fields.
Gates to parking will open at 8:00 a.m. MT, and gates to the practice field will open at 9:00 a.m. MT. Fewer than 300 parking spots will be available at Dove Valley Regional Park on a first-come, first-served basis. The team has encouraged fans to use ride-sharing options due to limited parking availability.
Friday, July 31: 10 a.m.

#practice #open #available

Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) delivered one of the week's most striking earnings reports. On Tuesday, the fuel cell maker posted record second-quarter results and raised its full-year revenue guidance to $3.9 billion to $4.2 billion -- a range whose midpoint is double the company's 2025 revenue.
Bloom builds solid-oxide fuel cell systems that generate electricity on-site, which lets a data center start drawing power without waiting years for a grid connection. That product has put the company in the middle of the AI (artificial intelligence) build-out, and the numbers now reflect it.
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So here's my prediction: Bloom doubles its revenue again (from about $4 billion this year to about $8 billion) by the end of 2029. That sounds aggressive after a stock run as hot as this one. But the arithmetic says otherwise. Let's walk through it.
Bloom's revenue in the second quarter of 2026 rose 166% year over year to about $1.07 billion, with product revenue more than tripling from the year-ago period to $935.4 million. And the company swung to operating income of $182.2 million from a small loss a year earlier, while non-GAAP (adjusted) earnings per share jumped to $0.78 from $0.10. Operating cash flow came in at $226.4 million.

#revenue #company #flashing

US stocks capped a volatile month on Friday, after the 10-year Treasury yield (^TNX) jumped to its highest level since January 2025 and Big Tech giants reported continued investments in artificial intelligence.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) rose roughly 1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) rose 0.5%, while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) also added 0.7%.
All three major averages posted gains for the week, and the Dow also recorded a 0.7% gain for the month of July.
Stocks wavered earlier in the trading day as investors sold 10-year Treasurys, pushing the 10-year yield (^TNX) to 4.73%, its highest in over a year, as investors continued to ***** s the Fed's decision to hold rates steady with a lack of forward guidance.
Amazon (AMZN) stock jumped 15% after the e-commerce giant's earnings beat expectations and its chip business expanded. Apple (AAPL) stock fell 7%, as the iPhone maker's Services and China revenue came up short. The results followed Microsoft's (MSFT) historic 15% stock rally on Thursday.

#month #highest

Well, let's start with the good feelings. There was a sentimental feeling percolating around the Yard well before tonight's game, with a team Hall of Fame induction ceremony that saw former O's slugger Chris Davis, 1983 World Series Champion Storm Davis, and late scout Jim Russo all get their green jackets. Both Storm and Chris were in attendance, along with lots of their former teammates, including, to give short pre-game remarks and stop by the MASN booth to chat about their favorite memories.
It was cool to learn that Storm Davis actually served as a mentor to a young Ben McDonald, then a rookie pitcher, now a MASN ****** yst, but I was especially sentimental about Davis's reminiscences, which covered the especially sweet 2012-16 years, when the O's led the AL in wins. Dishing about some of his favorite memories, Davis named several that brought up memories. There was his 2013 home opener grand slam:
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This unreal broken-bat home run off lefty Tony Watson.
And, my favorite, the ludicrously improbable homer he hit off ambidextrous sinker-baller Pat Venditte, a tentative one-handed half-swing that somehow made it into the stands. Davis described it earlier this week: "The home run vs Pat Venditte where I literally ****** out, one handed, I heard he tore up the video room on the visitor side after that… I'm like, I don't know either dude. Like I don't know what I'm doing." Amazing!

#chris #well #like

Growing up in the heart of Los Angeles, Zoey Deutch was surrounded by the entertainment industry from an early age, but she has worked hard to establish an identity built on her own talent rather than her family's legacy. With a natural screen presence, sharp comedic timing, and an increasingly diverse filmography, Deutch has emerged as one of Hollywood's most versatile actresses. From independent dramas to romantic comedies and major studio productions, she has consistently demonstrated an ability to move effortlessly between genres while maintaining a distinctive charm that resonates with audiences.
Born into a family deeply connected to film and television, Deutch is the daughter of actress Lea Thompson and director Howard Deutch, while her sister, Madelyn Deutch, has also built a successful career as an actress and writer. Despite these influences, Zoey has always embraced her own creative path. Proud of her Southern California roots, she often speaks fondly of growing up in the San Fernando Valley and appreciates the unique experience of living and working in the same city. Her upbringing extended beyond film sets, however. Surrounded by a wide variety of family pets, she developed an appreciation for animals that she believes helped shape her empathy and understanding of different personalities. Years of training in ballet, jazz, tap, modern dance, and hip-hop also instilled discipline, physical awareness, and confidence that later translated naturally into her performances on screen.
Away from acting, Deutch is known for her enthusiasm for food and cooking. She enjoys experimenting with new flavors and recipes and has often spoken about the pleasure she finds in preparing meals for family and friends. Dinner, in particular, holds a special place in her routine, offering an opportunity to slow down, enjoy meaningful conversations, and connect with the people around her. Whether taking on the challenge of cooking a full holiday feast for the first time or discovering unexpected flavor combinations, she approaches food with the same curiosity and enthusiasm that she brings to her creative work.
Although Deutch is open about many of her interests, she also values maintaining a sense of privacy. She prefers allowing audiences to interpret her films for themselves rather than explaining exactly what they should take away from a performance. This thoughtful approach reflects her broader philosophy of letting the work speak for itself. As her career continues to evolve, Zoey Deutch has established herself as far more than Hollywood royalty by **** ociation. Through dedication, versatility, and an authentic passion for storytelling, she continues to earn recognition on her own merits while building a career that promises to remain one of the most exciting of her generation.

#screen

For the first time since training camp opened on Wednesday, fans were in attendance for Day 3 of camp for the Washington Commanders. The day began with some injury news, as head coach Dan Quinn revealed tight end John Bates was dealing with a strained hamstring and would miss "a couple of weeks."
But there was some good injury news: after missing only one practice with a sore foot, wide receiver Treylon Burks was back.
Quarterback Jayden Daniels had his best practice of the week so far, making multiple excellent throws. Daniels and Burks connected for an impressive conversion during third-down drills. Overall, though, it was another day where the defense held the upper hand.
So, which players stood out on Day 3? We look at four standouts from the third day of Washington's training camp.
Every day, it seems like a running back is making this list. Rachaad White is off to a fast start, and so is Jacory Croskey-Merritt. Jeremy McNichols, the 30-year-old, 10-year veteran, said, "Don't forget about me."

#camp

Despite their troubled relationship, Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov have both established a lasting bond with soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo over their years in the spotlight.
Ronaldo is second to none among the world's most famous people, capitalizing on his notoriety beyond the sport to amass a staggering 1+ billion followers across all social media accounts. The former Real Madrid and Manchester United forward has shown an interest in mixed martial arts in his time away from the field, often finding himself at UFC showcases when his busy schedules allow. Because of this, he has been able to connect with many notable figures in the combat sports world, most significantly McGregor and Khabib.
The Portuguese phenom has not slowed down at the grand age of 41, pushing to further his record as soccer's all-time leading goalscorer. Less than 30 goals away from hitting 1000, Ronaldo is on the verge of unrivaled greatness, though he is also closing in on a personal milestone arguably more important than his career achievements.
Cristiano Ronaldo and his long-term girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez, have decided on a wedding date after eight years of dating. The wedding is set to be trending among the biggest in history, and the guest list is full of familiar faces around the globe.
For MMA fans, Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov will be front and center should they accept the reported invitation. If the UFC stars put their feud behind them, they will be in attendance alongside famous musicians Drake, Rihanna, and Jennifer Lopez, as well as personalities like IShowSpeed and Piers Morgan, who are all rumored to be present.

#khabib

Middle East turmoil, centered on the U.S. war with Iran, is playing havoc with world energy markets. An ongoing dispute over access to the Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of world oil and natural gas supply is shipped, is causing prices to surge. This is a boon for South America's oil industry, particularly Suriname's emerging petroleum boom, which was delayed by conflicting drilling results and seismic data. The former Dutch colony is on the cusp of becoming South America's next major oil-producing nation.
Since 2019, Suriname's government in the capital Paramaribo has hungrily eyed Guyana's booming petroleum sector, which delivered a massive economic windfall for the former British colony. Five major oil discoveries in offshore Block 58, which started in 2020 with the Maka Central-1 exploration well, confirmed the presence of commercially exploitable hydrocarbons in Suriname's portion of the offshore Guyana-Suriname Basin.
After a series of delays, beginning in 2022, due to mismatched drilling results and seismic data along with a high gas-to-oil ratio, TotalEnergies, the operator of Block 58, approved a final investment decision (FID). TotalEnergies, which holds a 50% working interest in offshore Block 58, and 50% partner APA Corporation approved the development of the deepwater GranMorgu project. This changed the project's ownership structure. Forty percent was retained by the operator TotalEnergies with another 40% retained by APA, and the remainder granted to Staatsolie.
The state-controlled energy company's acquisition was in accordance with Staatsolie's rights set out in the production-sharing contract (PSC) for Block 52. The company used a $1.6 billion loan from a banking consortium and a March 2025 bond issue to finance the acquisition. Staatsolie's share of GranMorgu will multiply the earnings delivered to Paramaribo, which has been battling an economic crisis since 2021. Indeed, the situation was so severe that rioting engulfed parts of the capital and parliament was stormed by protestors in 2023.
GranMorgu, which will come online in 2028, is a game changer for an economically challenged Suriname. The project's floating production, storage and offloading unit (FPSO) vessel, on completion, will have capacity of 220,000 barrels per day.

#suriname #since #World #energy

Lucas Glover caused a real stir during the 3M Open last week.
Glover is one of the more experienced pros on the PGA Tour, and he is extremely outspoken with that.
The man from Greenville, South Carolina, proved that in abundance last week at TPC Twin Cities.
Glover's biggest pet peeve is AimPoint – the green-reading method that has become so popular among professional golfers over the past few years and, indeed, amateurs.
After holing a birdie putt on his 10th hole during the final round of the 3M Open on Sunday, Lucas Glover took off his golf shoes before leaving them on the side of the green.

#south #carolina

In Mainz, he has found his top form again, has become the team's absolute backbone, and was even rewarded for his performances with a nomination for the recent World Cup.
So it's no surprise that transfer rumors surrounding Nadiem Amiri surfaced faster than you can say "05."
Now there is clarity about the attacker's future: on Saturday evening, Amiri announced that he will stay at Mainz 05.
During the fan evening in Kirchbichl, where Mainz are currently holding their training camp, he declared: "A lot has been written in recent weeks and days. There were many rumors, and I also had a lot of offers. But together with my family, I decided to stay here." This was reported, among others, by 'Kicker'.
For his decision, he was rewarded with loud applause from the fans in attendance.

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