“Driving tests every skill, even teamwork.”

The NFL's first full preseason slate is underway, featuring various teams and players. Notably, Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is making his preseason debut. Fans can follow live updates and stories from training camps and games through Yahoo Sports.

Source: NFL preseason live updates: J.J. McCarthy takes reins for Vikings, Jaxson Dart impresses in Giants debut (sports.yahoo.com)

“Look, even the playground's going recessionary!”

A senior Federal Reserve official, Michelle Bowman, stated that the recent disappointing U.S. job market report reinforces her view that interest rates should be lowered. This comes amid ongoing discussions about economic policy and its impact on inflation and employment.

Source: A top Federal Reserve official says dour jobs data backs the case for 3 rate cuts (apnews.com)

“Even the field goal had to stretch first.”

Giants quarterback Russell Wilson made his preseason debut, playing one drive against the Bills. He completed short passes during a 12-play, 30-yard drive that concluded with a 53-yard field goal by Graham Gano. This performance marks Wilson's first appearance in the preseason.

Source: Russell Wilson leads Giants to a field goal on his only drive in preseason debut (nbcsports.com)

“Turns out, I’m hard to quit.”

Dr. Vinay Prasad, who recently held a prominent position at the FDA, has returned to his role just weeks after resigning. His departure was influenced by pressure from the White House and activist Laura Loomer, highlighting the contentious nature of his appointment.

Source: FDA official returns to agency after Loomer-led ouster (cnn.com)

“Finally, a pass even New Yorkers can catch.”

Jaxson Dart, the Giants' rookie first-round pick, made an impressive preseason debut by throwing a 29-yard touchdown pass to Lil’Jordan Humphrey. The pass showcased Dart's skill as he delivered it perfectly despite tight coverage from the Bills.

Source: Jaxson Dart throws absolute dime for first Giants touchdown pass (nypost.com)

“Hope you like indie podcasts and grunge!”

South Korea's military reported that North Korea has begun removing some loudspeakers from the inter-Korean border. This follows South Korea's dismantling of its own loudspeakers that were used for broadcasting anti-North Korean propaganda and K-pop music.

Source: North Korea is removing speakers from their tense border, South Korea military says (cbsnews.com)

“Finally, a real shot at a coffee break.”

The second round of the 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship has concluded, with Tommy Fleetwood leading the tournament by four shots. Collin Morikawa and Akshay Bhatia are trailing behind as the third round begins in Memphis. Live scores and updates are available.

Source: 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship leaderboard live updates: Golf scores, coverage in Round 3 at TPC Southwind (cbssports.com)

“Finally, room to stretch and a proper tan.”

NASA's Crew-10 mission, consisting of four astronauts, has successfully returned to Earth after nearly five months aboard the International Space Station. The crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off California, following a 17-hour journey that included re-entry through extreme temperatures.

Source: NASA's Crew-10 splashes down with 4 people after ISS mission : NPR (npr.org)

“Your pigeon missed its flight to Philly.”

The New England Patriots unveiled a bronze statue of quarterback Tom Brady on Friday night. The event was less dramatic than the unveiling of the Rocky statue, and it drew attention for its significance in honoring Brady's legacy with the team.

Source: Tom Brady's statue is unveiled (nbcsports.com)

“My portfolio's got a mind of its own.”

Runwise has introduced a new technology that integrates advanced weather algorithms with a wireless temperature sensor network. This system communicates with a central control unit, aiming to enhance real estate investment strategies by optimizing property management based on future weather predictions.

Source: How one real estate startup is taking on record heat this summer (cnbc.com)