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President Trump has approved a landmark 30-year civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, establishing a legal framework for American firms to build the kingdom’s civilian nuclear infrastructure. The pact, structured under Section 123 of the Atomic Energy Act, aims to deepen strategic ties, unlock billions in economic potential for the U.S. nuclear industry, and block strategic competitors such as Russia and China from dominating the region’s energy market.

An independent autopsy commissioned by the family of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells has concluded that his cause and manner of death remain “undetermined” pending further inquiry, civil rights attorney Ben Crump announced Wednesday. Addressing an audience at the NAACP National Convention in Chicago, Crump stated that board-certified forensic pathologist Dr. Roger Mitchell was unable to establish how the Mississippi teenager died after disappearing off the coast of Horn Island.

The Seattle Seahawks officially placed running back Zach Charbonnet on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list as training camp approaches. The procedural designation comes as expected while the third-year back works his way back from a torn ACL suffered during Seattle’s Divisional Round playoff victory against the San Francisco 49ers in January, followed by surgery in February.

Prime Video has added three more high-profile actors to the growing cast of its hit series “Fallout,” with Emily Mortimer, Manny Jacinto and Thomasin McKenzie joining the acclaimed video game adaptation for its third season. While Amazon confirmed the additions, details about the characters they will portray remain under wraps. The trio joins a cast led by Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten and Walton Goggins, while Aaron Paul was previously announced as another major newcomer.

A technical error by the Miami Heat briefly set the basketball world abuzz after a scheduled live-stream link titled “LeBron James Introductory Press Conference” briefly appeared on the franchise’s official YouTube channel. The scheduled broadcast, which listed a date of July 27, was removed shortly after fan accounts noticed the upload and spread screenshots across social media platforms.

Sadie Sink has signed on to star in and executive produce The Marriage Plot, a new limited series in development at FX for Hulu based on the novel by Jeffrey Eugenides. Sink, known for roles in “Stranger Things” and “The Whale,” will also serve as an executive producer. Production duties will be handled by A24 alongside FX Productions. Adapted from Eugenides’ 2011 novel, The Marriage Plot centers on three recent college graduates whose lives become intertwined through a complicated love triangle.

A technical glitch within the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission led to the improper voter registration of roughly 6,600 noncitizens between June 2023 and June 2024, state officials announced Tuesday. Gov. Mikie Sherrill attributed the mistake to a software failure that added residents to electoral rosters even after they explicitly answered “no” on digital keypads asking if they held U.S. citizenship.

Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton will miss the opening stretch of the upcoming regular season after medical staff diagnosed him late last month with a blood clot in his lung. The franchise officially placed the veteran offensive lineman on the reserve/non-football injury list on Tuesday. Team officials confirmed the 31-year-old was immediately prescribed blood thinners following the discovery in late June.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ousted his top military leader, Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, on Tuesday after days of nationwide public demonstrations demanding the general’s removal. In the largest leadership reorganization of Ukraine’s armed forces since 2024, Zelenskyy selected Mykhailo Drapatyi to take over as the commander-in-chief. The military overhaul stems from mounting political friction and civil unrest sparked by the recent firing of former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

The Miami Dolphins have signed All-Pro linebacker Jordyn Brooks to a three-year, $51.3 million contract extension. Agent Erik Burkhardt confirmed the agreement to ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Tuesday., ensuring Brooks remains in Miami through the peak of his career. The deal includes $35 million in guaranteed money and places the 28-year-old among the top six highest-paid inside linebackers in the NFL by average annual value.