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TechnologyNvidia's Open Secure AI Alliance Launches Without OpenAI, Google or Anthropic
Nvidia's new coalition argues cyber defenders need open-weight models they can run themselves, after a Hugging Face breach that commercial AI tools refused to analyze. Its 74-partner roster includes Microsoft, IBM and Mistral, but not OpenAI, Google or Anthropic.
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SportsDodgers Acquire Two-Time Cy Young Winner Tarik Skubal From the Tigers
Los Angeles landed the reigning two-time AL Cy Young winner a day and a half before the deadline, sending outfielder Zyhir Hope and right-handers River Ryan and Brady Smith to Detroit. Skubal is 7-5 with a 2.79 ERA and is a free agent after the season.
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SneakersReebok G-Unit G6 Returns August 20 for $130 in Its Original 2003 Colorway
Reebok is re-releasing the G-Unit G6 on August 20 for $130, rebuilding the 2003 original down to the grey suede toe, the royal blue G-Unit heel script and the translucent blue outsole. Tony Yayo leaked the return on The Real Report podcast months before the brand confirmed it.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Monday, August 3: Dodgers at Cubs on deadline day, Aces visit the Dream
The MLB trade deadline passes at 6 p.m. ET, then the Dodgers and Cubs meet at Wrigley at 8:05 with Los Angeles a -126 favorite. The Aces visit the Dream at 7 on NBC Sports Network, and the Rays carry a 41-18 road record into Coors Field.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Reebok's Angel Reese 1 'Barbie' Drops at $160, Dodgers Land Tarik Skubal Before MLB's Deadline, Spider-Man: Brand New Day Opens to $355M, and OpenAI Cuts GPT-5.6 Luna Prices 80% — August 3, 2026
Reebok's Angel Reese 1 'Barbie' releases at $160, the Dodgers land Tarik Skubal ahead of MLB's 6pm ET trade deadline, Spider-Man: Brand New Day posts a $355 million opening, and OpenAI cuts GPT-5.6 Luna pricing by 80%.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Sunday, August 2: Fever at Lynx on ABC, Red Sox at Dodgers at night
Indiana visits the 24-6 Lynx at 1pm ET on ABC with Minnesota laying 4.5, and the day closes with Red Sox at Dodgers on NBC at 7:20pm ET. Fifteen MLB games and four WNBA games in between.
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SportsCBS Sports Places Tony Romo on Leave After July 23 OWI Arrest in Milwaukee County
CBS Sports placed Tony Romo on leave until further notice on July 31, eight days after Milwaukee County deputies arrested him on suspicion of operating while intoxicated. J.J. Watt takes over as lead NFL analyst alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Saturday, August 1: Yankees at Cubs on FOX, Red Sox visit the Dodgers
The Yankees and Cubs are both 62-48 and meet at Wrigley at 7:15 ET on FOX, with Max Fried starting. The Red Sox visit the 69-41 Dodgers at 9:10 ET on ESPN, and the Aces tip at 1 ET in Chicago to open the day.
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CultureDisney to Sell Its 50% A+E Global Media Stake to Hearst for More Than $1 Billion
Disney is selling its 50% stake in A+E Global Media to Hearst for more than $1 billion, handing the owner of A&E, History and Lifetime to full Hearst control. The all-cash deal is expected to be announced alongside Disney's earnings on August 5.
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TechnologyCyera Agrees to Buy Oasis Security for $1 Billion to Secure AI Agent Access
Israeli data-security company Cyera has signed a letter of intent to buy Oasis Security for about $1 billion, roughly $700 million of it in cash. Oasis builds access management for non-human identities, which Cyera calls the fastest-growing identity type in the enterprise.
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SportsMLS All-Stars Beat Liga MX 4-3 as Son Heung-min Scores Twice and Wins MVP
LAFC forward Son Heung-min scored twice inside 23 minutes and became the first LAFC player named MLS All-Star Game MVP, as the MLS All-Stars came from behind to beat the Liga MX All-Stars 4-3 before a capacity crowd of 35,197 in Charlotte.
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SneakersAir Jordan 3 "Laser" Drops August 22 for $230, Based on Michael Jordan's 2003 PE
The Air Jordan 3 Laser releases August 22 for $230, replacing the silhouette's signature elephant print with an upper laser-etched with references to Michael Jordan's life, from his Ferrari license plate to the gate at his Chicago estate.