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AI chatbots move into fast-food drive-thrus as chains test the next order taker
Automation at the order window

AI chatbots move into fast-food drive-thrus as chains test the next order taker

U.S. restaurants are expanding voice AI at drive-thru lanes, with vendors eyeing Canada next and labour advocates warning about entry-level job losses

Messi breaks World Cup scoring record as Mbappé and Haaland hit doubles
2026 FIFA World Cup

Messi breaks World Cup scoring record as Mbappé and Haaland hit doubles

Argentina advanced after Messi’s 17th and 18th tournament goals, while France and Norway got braces from Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland in a star-heavy Monday slate

U.S. gas prices dip below $4 for first time in nearly three months
Energy prices

U.S. gas prices dip below $4 for first time in nearly three months

AAA’s national average for regular gasoline fell to $3.99 as crude prices eased and more ships moved through the Strait of Hormuz

Al-Amri’s first Saudi goal caps comeback against Uruguay
Saudi Arabia

Al-Amri’s first Saudi goal caps comeback against Uruguay

The Al Nassr defender, once cut from camp and under pressure from club fans, scored in the 41st minute after earning a place in Saudi Arabia’s World Cup squad

Al-Amri turns Saudi recall into historic goal against Uruguay
Saudi Arabia football

Al-Amri turns Saudi recall into historic goal against Uruguay

The defender, recently dropped from the national team, scored his first Saudi Arabia goal after a turbulent spell at club level and a late return to the World Cup squad

Ebola risk at World Cup is very low, experts say, but US hospitals are on alert
World Cup health preparedness

Ebola risk at World Cup is very low, experts say, but US hospitals are on alert

Health officials are watching an outbreak in the DRC as millions travel for the tournament, while experts say measles, COVID-19 and flu remain more likely crowd-related threats