1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Use of anti-HIV pills down by two-fifths after aid cuts  The Telegraph
3. Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. Fight against HIV 'in peril' due to aid cuts, UN warns  Yahoo

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Use of anti-HIV pills down by two-fifths after aid cuts  The Telegraph
3. Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. Fight against HIV 'in peril' due to aid cuts, UN warns  Yahoo

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Use of anti-HIV pills down by two-fifths after aid cuts  The Telegraph
3. Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. Fight against HIV 'in peril' due to aid cuts, UN warns  Yahoo

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, UNAIDS says  Yahoo
3. HIV response facing ‘biggest storm ever seen’, new UN report into global aid cuts warns  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. In the race to beat HIV, we are choosing to lose ground | The Independent - newspaper  Magzter

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, UNAIDS says  Yahoo
3. HIV response facing ‘biggest storm ever seen’, new UN report into global aid cuts warns  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. In the race to beat HIV, we are choosing to lose ground | The Independent - newspaper  Magzter

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, UNAIDS says  Yahoo
3. Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. David Furnish warns politics is undoing decades of progress against AIDS  PinkNews

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, UNAIDS says  Yahoo
3. Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. David Furnish warns politics is undoing decades of progress against AIDS  PinkNews

1. Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids  The Guardian
2. Funding cuts drive sharp drop in HIV prevention, UNAIDS says  Yahoo
3. Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build  The Independent
4. Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS  ReliefWeb
5. David Furnish warns politics is undoing decades of progress against AIDS  PinkNews

1. Storms Could Disrupt U.F.C. Event at the White House on Sunday  The New York Times
2. Late Night Prepares for Trump’s U.F.C. Birthday Fight at the White House  The New York Times
3. CNN Hosts Laugh Off Tacky White House UFC Light Show  The Daily Beast
4. How Trump decided to host a UFC fight at the White House  CNN
5. Trump's grand sporting season begins with UFC fights on White House lawn  Reuters

Iran says missiles off table in US talks, demands $300 billion in war damages  YnetnewsSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News

1. SpaceX Shares Indicated More Than 35% Higher in Shadow Trading  Bloomberg.com
2. Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Adobe, Rocket Lab, AMD, Carnival & more  CNBC
3. SpaceX's arrival heralds a wave of new stock  Axios
4. A Trillionaire?  The New York Times
5. SpaceX IPO makes Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire  Reuters

1. Why AI token prices are about to plummet  Business Insider
2. Tokenomics  Citadel Securities
3. Apollo’s Zito Says Too Much AI Spending Is for ‘Low IQ’ Tasks  Bloomberg.com
4. Citrini Flags Token-Panic Hitting AI Goldilocks Narrative  Let's Data Science
5. Wall Street Debates 'Tokenomics': Is the AI Bill Spiraling Out of Control?  富途牛牛

1. Welcome to America, the problematic host of the World Cup - The Athletic  The New York Times
2. 'No-one knows it's on' - NBA Finals feed US World Cup apathy  BBC
3. American soccer's stigma: Can USMNT's World Cup change it?  ESPN
4. Mark Madden: The World Cup has landed in the U.S., but where’s the hype?  TribLIVE.com
5. Why isn't the U.S. better at soccer?  Silver Bulletin

1. Prosecutors ‘on pins and needles’ awaiting Jay Clayton’s replacement  Politico
2. Trump Picks Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence After Backlash Over Bill Pulte  The New York Times
3. How to get a job in Trump’s Washington: Lie about elections on cable TV  Democracy Docket
4. Jay Clayton to the Rescue as Trump Tries to Contain Pulte Drama  WSJ
5. Trump picks former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton as national intelligence director  CNBC

1. Your cheat sheet to the 26 players on the U.S. World Cup team  NPR
2. Meet the USMNT: The 26 players striving to win a World Cup on home soil  ESPN
3. Who are USA soccer's best players? Breaking down Pulisic, McKennie and more  USA Today
4. Everything to know about the US men's team at the 2026 World Cup  BBC
5. See the full U.S. men's soccer schedule for the 2026 World Cup  CBS News

1. Can smartphones help explain the drop in birth rates?  NPR
2. Smartphones arrived just before the US fertility rate plunged. One study says it’s a direct cause  CNN
3. You can blame America’s plummeting fertility rate on the iPhone, study finds: ‘People are all depressed and alone and doomscrolling’  Fortune
4. Why Are Birthrates Down? Two New Studies Point to Phones.  The New York Times
5. Vermont Conversation: Are smartphones birth control? Economist Caitlin Myers on sex, abortion access and talking across divides  VTDigger

1. Trump claims Iran deal reached, Tehran says no "final decision"  Axios
2. Trump claims breakthrough in Iran deal talks as he calls off planned strikes  Fox News
3. Trump calls off latest threats to strike Iran, citing a breakthrough in talks to end the war  AP News
4. US and Iran say text of preliminary peace deal nearly finalised  Al Jazeera
5. Trump and Hegseth Broadcast U.S. Military Strikes Before They Happen  The New York Times

Listings are being pulled in Boston. In Miami, international buyers and travelers are flooding in. Here's how the 2026 World Cup is reshaping both markets.

1. ‘Spy turtles’ and ‘spy fish’ being used to monitor Chinese waters, Beijing claims  The Guardian
2. China says "spy turtles" and "spy fish" deployed by foreign intelligence agencies snooping in its waters  CBS News
3. China claims 'spy sea turtles' are studying its coastline  Euronews
4. Stop sending spy turtles to snoop on us, says China  The Telegraph
5. MSS warns of overseas spies using 'spy turtles, spy fish' to steal China's sensitive maritime data  Global Times

1. World Cup 2026 opening day takeaways: Red cards, VAR and hydration breaks  Al Jazeera
2. Mexico beat South Africa in World Cup opener amid 3 red cards  ESPN
3. Mexico coach Javier Aguirre’s youth gamble sparks a victory in the World Cup's opening match  10TV
4. World Cup Recap: Mexico reminds everyone why we love soccer but hydration breaks spark uproar  The New York Times
5. Fans roar in L.A. as Mexico takes the first World Cup match  KCRW