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Tesla has started engineering tests of its production Cybercab on public roads in Austin, Texas, with the vehicle operating without a steering wheel or pedals. Elon Musk shared videos of the milestone, sparking widespread discussion online.

FIFA has just dropped its new power rankings for the World Cup, and it's shaking things up! Based on how players have been performing in the group stages, Argentina's captain Lionel Messi is holding on to the number one spot.

Brazil defeated Japan 2-1 in a thrilling FIFA World Cup 2026 match, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring a late winner. After the game, Brazilian fans showed immense class by joining their Japanese counterparts to clean up the NRG Stadium, a heartwarming gesture of unity and respect that went viral.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage is done and dusted, and the real drama has begun with the knockout rounds. The Round of 32 is in full swing, and we've already seen some big upsets, like four-time champs Germany getting knocked out. It's clear that the so-called 'smaller' teams are no longer pushovers.

German captain Joshua Kimmich has made it clear: don't blame the referee or bad luck for their FIFA World Cup exit. He said if a team can't win in 120 minutes, it fully deserves to be knocked out.

Germany is out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after losing to Paraguay in a penalty shootout. The match was rocked by a huge VAR controversy after Jonathan Tah's extra-time goal was disallowed. Former England star Alan Shearer has slammed the referee's decision.

A shocking shooting in the northern German city of Stade has left five people dead and many others injured. Police have already arrested two people in connection with the attack.

Under Operation Amistad, Indian Army has established a fully functional 20-bed field hospital in earthquake-hit Venezuela to provide emergency medical care. Staffed by specialist doctors and equipped with diagnostic facilities, the hospital has already begun treating patients. India has also deployed a 41-member medical team.

Argentina's Lionel Messi and Brazil's Neymar Jr are on opposite sides of the FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout bracket. They can only face each other in the semifinals if both Argentina and Brazil win all their matches leading up to the last four.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage is wrapping up, and now the real action starts with the knockout rounds. First up is the Round of 32, where 32 teams will battle it out for a spot in the last 16.