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Caitlin Clark watched this year's WNBA All-Star game from the bench in Indianapolis on Saturday night, with the Indiana Fever guard still sidelined due to a groin injury. But any fan of Clark's knows the absolute menace she can be when she puts her coaching face on, and the 2025 All-Star game was no exception. Clark saw her handpicked squad get steamrolled by Team Napheesa Collier in a 151-131 defeat, getting her unofficial coaching career off to a rough start with a 0-1 record. Though Clark's group may not have brought the competitive fire, they definitely brought the vibes. Here are Clark's five funniest moments as coach for a night: Team Clark was down by more than 20 points at halftime. Before the half ended, Clark was interviewed about her overall game plan as coach. "I'm just all four-point shots, four-point shots, four-point shots," Clark said. "More, more, more." The Fever star added that she was relying on her squad's offense to get them back into the game. "Never!" Clark said, when asked if she was going to start talking defense. "Offense is what's gonna get us back in it. Just gotta make a lot of four-point shots." — ESPN

USA Basketball announced Saturday the women's 2025 USA 3x3 Nations League Team set to compete at the 2025 FIBA 3x3 Nations League Americas Conference July 21-27 in Punta Arenas, Chile, and University of Tennessee rising senior Zee Spearman is a member of that squad.   The 6-foot-4 forward from Dacula (duh-CUE-luh), Ga., joins four other current NCAA Division I athletes, including Taylor Bigby (TCU), Joyce Edwards (South Carolina), MiLaysia Fulwiley (LSU) and Rachel Ullstrom (Richmond). Serena Sundell, who recently graduated from Kansas State, will round out the roster.   In May, Bigby, Edwards, Fulwiley, Spearman and Ullstrom participated in 2025 USA Basketball 3X Nationals in Mesa, Arizona, with Spearman and Fulwiley winning the women's tournament with Team Chaos.   Each member of this year's women's squad will be donning the red, white and blue for the first time in FIBA 3x3 competition. Edwards, who is coming off a recent gold medal at the 2025 Women's AmeriCup in Santiago, Chile, also has won gold at the 2024 FIBA U18 Women's AmeriCup and 2023 FIBA U19 Women's World Cup. Bigby, Fulwiley, Spearman, Sundell and Ullstrom will make their USA Basketball competitive debuts.   Julia Ford will serve as head coach after participating

Oleksandr Usyk kept his heavyweight belt by taking down Daniel Dubois, dominating the rematch of their controversial 2023 fight Michael Charles July 19, 2025 at 6:35 PM EDT   Getty Images Usyk knocks out Dubois in fifth round Nearly two years after their first bout, Oleksandr Usyk has successfully defended his heavyweight title with a knockout of Daniel Dubois with 1:52 remaining in the fifth round of their title fight at Wembley Stadium. Usyk dominated most of the bout and landed multiple heavy blows on Dubois in the fifth round, knocking down the London native twice — and Dubois stayed down the second time to finish a masterful performance for the 38-year-old Ukrainian superstar. Undercard results: Lasha Guruli defeated James Francis via fifth-round TKO Aadam Hamed beat Ezequiel Gregores on points Solomon Dacres beat Vladyslav Sirenko by unanimous decision Daniel Lapin beat Lewie Edmondson via decision Lawrence Okolie defeats Kevin Lerena by unanimous decision Share your views: live@theathletic.com Who's next for Usyk? Everyone is asking the same question now - who will Oleksandr Usyk fight next? Unfortunately for those curious, he clearly does not have an answer yet. But, he does have a few ideas... "Maybe it's Tyson Fury, Maybe

TOKYO, JP ( July 17, 2025) – Indigenous leaders from the Wet’suwet’ten Nation in Canada have formally demanded the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) and Mitsubishi Corporation to immediately suspend all current and potential future financing LNG Canada Project due to significant violations of Indigenous rights, ongoing human rights abuses, and severe environmental harm. Complaints were submitted this morning by  Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chief Na’Moks and Deputy Chief of the Hagwilget Village Council Gwii Lok’im Gibuu (Jesse Stoeppler). The submissions detail how JBIC’s US$850 million financing, supported by major Japanese banks (Mizuho, MUFG, and SMBC) and Mitsubishi Corporation’s direct investment (15%), has enabled the construction of the Coastal GasLink (CGL) pipeline without the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of the Wet’suwet’en hereditary governance, violating Canadian constitutional and international law. “JBIC and Mitsubishi’s financing of LNG Canada has violated our sovereignty, human rights and fueled colonial violence against Indigenous land defenders while destroying sensitive ecosystems on our land,” said Chief Na’Moks. “After meeting with representatives of JBIC earlier this year, and amid growing calls for more projects without meaningful Indigenous Free, Prior, and Informed Consent built in, we are taking this step to hold international financiers accountable for the realities

play Scheffler happy with improved Day 2 at The Open (0:40) Scottie Scheffler reflects on what went well for him to take the lead at the Open Championship. (0:40) ESPN.com Jul 18, 2025, 02:40 PM The second round of the 153rd Open Championship has ended at Royal Portrush Golf Course in Northern Ireland. Scottie Scheffler took control of the proceedings with a 7-under performance Friday, bringing a 10-under into the weekend. Matt Fitzpatrick is one back, with Brian Harman and Haotong Li two behind. Can Scheffler hold on to his one-shot lead tomorrow? Here were the best moments from the second round of the 2025 Open Championship. Scottie's in the driver's seat — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Scottie ties for the lead — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Fitzpatrick widens his lead — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Another birdie for Scottie — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Li moves into first Haotong Li has the solo lead with this birdie on 12. pic.twitter.com/L0qRzgNjNh — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Scottie starts strong — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Harman finishes at 8 under — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Rory's latest

ATLANTA – Keldric Faulk made Auburn history last year when he became the program’s youngest representative at SEC Media Days as an 18-year-old sophomore.  On track to be a three-year starter and still a teenager when the Tigers kick off the season at Baylor next month, Faulk returned to the Southeastern Conference showcase Tuesday at the College Football Hall of Fame, feeling “way more comfortable” in his second appearance at the event.  Dressed to impress once again in a black suit, white shirt, gray tie and silver chain with No. 15 and “KF” pendants, Faulk thanked his mother, Lakendral Barnes, for selecting his winning wardrobe.   “My mom gets the credit,” he said. “She got me right with the fit.” ATLANTA, GA - July 15, 2025 - Auburn Defensive Lineman Keldric Faulk (#15) during SEC Media Day at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, GA. Photo by Austin Perryman Faulk shares head coach Hugh Freeze’s optimism for the upcoming season. “We’re coming into the season with high hopes and confidence that we can do anything in the world,” said Faulk, the SEC’s defensive lineman of the week after his two-sack performance in Auburn’s win at Kentucky last season.

In news that can only be described as “GTFOH,” a white couple is going viral after a fun night out at a concert. However, thanks to some internet sleuths, there’s apparently more to them than meets the eye and now, Black Twitter can’t stop talking about it. Suggested Reading Video will return here when scrolled back into view To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 3 Ways to Think Like a Businessman, According to Executive Walter Davis For context, video footage of the two began gaining traction on social media on Thursday when the two appeared on the Jumbotron at a Coldplay concert. Onscreen, the two were seen in a clearly romantic embrace but it was cut short once they saw themselves plastered for the rest of the concertgoers to see. The two immediately let go of one another, the man disappeared from the camera’s view entirely, while the woman turned her back and tried to hide their face. Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin then decided to poke fun at their reaction, saying: “Oh look at these two. Alright, come on. You’re OK. Wait, what? Either they’re having an

Background & Summary Social media play a significant role in the distribution of information 1,2,3 , serving as essential sources of information for millions of users, especially in critical contexts such as elections 4,5 and public health crises 6,7,8,9 . The content shared on social media originates not only from the users themselves but also from a wide array of sources. In particular, posting and re-sharing links to external websites (URLs) are key mechanisms for disseminating web content on social media 10,11,12,13 . For some websites, this is a crucial way of getting traffic and for users to access their content 14,15,16,17 . For instance, Chen et al. demonstrate that social media are responsible for a substantial portion of referred visits to thegatewaypundit.com, a popular far-right news website, by analyzing its web traffic data 18 . The significance of social media in information distribution has attracted considerable research attention in recent years. However, our understanding of the role demographic factors play in this process remains limited 19,20 , even though their importance in online discourse has been discussed in prior work 21,22,23,24 . Typically, the data provided by platforms to researchers lack user-level demographic information 25,26,27 . When researchers rely

A Thunder Alley festivities zone is shown looking east from Robinson Avenue in this conceptual rendering. Nearly two years since it was first voted in, the Oklahoma City Thunder finally had a chance to see what their new home will look like three years before they officially move in. Renderings were finally published at OKC's State of the City address. The NBA champion is set to move to a new downtown OKC arena in 2028. That means only three more seasons will be played at Paycom Center. The $900 million construction cost guarantees the Thunder will stay in OKC through 2053 once it signs a new long-term lease. Advertisement The Thunder have played at Paycom Center since their relocation from Seattle in 2008. The arena opened in 2002 and is one of the smaller NBA homes. It was formerly known as the Chesapeake Energy Arena before being rebranded as Paycom Center in 2021. After capturing an NBA championship, the Thunder should remain a title contender throughout Paycom Center's final years. When the new OKC arena opens, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren will still be under contract. Thunder fans loved the new renders. Here's how social media reacted to