Knicks pull off historic NBA Finals comeback
The New York Knicks staged the largest comeback in NBA Finals history, stunning the San Antonio Spurs and moving to the brink of a championship title. Fans erupted in celebration as the team overcame a massive deficit in a game that is already being called one of the greatest in Finals history. The victory was sealed by a dramatic last-minute shot that has become an instant classic. Coverage spans multiple outlets highlighting both the on-court achievement and the extraordinary fan reaction.
Iran's state media has published photos it claims show remnants of US bombs at a destroyed water reservoir, fueling allegations of targeted American strikes on civilian water infrastructure. A New York Times investigation suggests precision US strikes may have targeted an Iranian water facility. Separately, satellite imagery reveals that Iran's lakes are rapidly vanishing, pointing to a deepening environmental and humanitarian water crisis across the country.
Police deployed water cannons and warned of a 'robust' response as a second night of anti-immigrant protests turned violent in Northern Ireland. The unrest was triggered by a stabbing incident that has inflamed community tensions. Authorities have mobilized extra officers and dogs to contain the situation, with Belfast at the center of the disturbances. The riots underscore deep social divisions and rising anti-immigrant sentiment in the region.
The 2026 World Cup is set to kick off in Mexico with the opening match at the iconic Azteca Stadium. While anticipation is high globally, some Mexican residents feel the tournament is 'not connecting' with the local population, pointing to concerns over cost, displacement, and lack of grassroots engagement. BBC provides a preview of the tournament through its chief football writer and an exclusive look inside the renovated Azteca Stadium.