Netflix's July 2025 lineup offers a diverse range of content for American viewers, including the sci-fi thriller "Deep Time" starring Pedro Pascal. The platform will also feature "Comedy Roast of the Summer," a comedy special with top U.S. comedians. True crime enthusiasts can anticipate "Forgotten Trials" and the return of "Midnight Detectives," alongside independent films from U.S. summer festivals.

Damian Lillard returns to Portland Trail Blazers. He signs a three-year contract. Lillard played for the Trail Blazers for 11 seasons. He was traded to Milwaukee Bucks in 2023. Lillard is recovering from a torn Achilles tendon. He may miss the 2025-26 season. Lillard holds several Trail Blazers records. Fans are excited about his return to Rip City.

Caitlin Clark, sidelined from the WNBA All-Star Game due to a groin injury, will still impact the event with her leadership. Despite missing the game and 3-point contest, teammates emphasize her continued presence and coaching role. Others believe this setback could ultimately contribute to Clark's growth and understanding of the game.

Mo'ne Davis, the former Little League phenom, is set to try out for the Women's Professional Baseball League (WPBL) inaugural tryouts in Washington, D.C. Davis will compete alongside other talented athletes for a spot in the league's first-ever draft. The WPBL aims to revive professional women's baseball in the U.S.

Golf star Bryson DeChambeau wants Trump Turnberry to host the British Open again. He calls it one of the world's best courses. Turnberry last hosted in 2009. R&A is discussing logistics with Trump Golf. DeChambeau believes Donald Trump would ensure a successful event. The golfer has a friendly relationship with Trump. Turnberry's return to the Open remains uncertain.

Tyrrell Hatton's fiery temperament was on full display at the British Open, as he combined exceptional shot-making with emotional outbursts. Despite his antics, Hatton insists his volatility doesn’t disrupt his focus and remains in contention, just three strokes behind the leader. He aims to leverage his past experiences, including a near-win at the U.S.

Indianapolis is set to host the WNBA All-Star Weekend, but Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark is withdrawing due to a groin injury, also missing the 3-Point Contest. Satou Sabally is also out with an ankle injury. Brittney Sykes and Brionna Jones will replace them. The Skills Challenge and 3-Point Contest are scheduled for Friday, with the All-Star Game on Saturday.

The Texas Rangers traded Dane Dunning to the Atlanta Braves for minor league reliever José Ruiz and cash considerations, aiming to cut costs and reshape their roster. Dunning's struggles and the emergence of young pitchers made him expendable. The Braves, facing pitching injuries, gain a flexible arm in Dunning, while the Rangers free up payroll for potential trade deadline acquisitions.

Clint Dempsey believes US team success is vital for building fan support for the 2026 World Cup. He wants the team to give fans a reason to spend money and support them. Dempsey notes the lack of veteran influence and calls for a more competitive environment. The US will play ten friendlies before the World Cup.

WNBA players are seeking a new collective bargaining agreement. They want better revenue sharing and higher salaries. Players met with WNBA officials during All-Star Weekend. Negotiations are ongoing for a deal before October. New franchises are coming to Portland and Toronto in 2026. The league is experiencing rapid growth. Players are ready to fight for a fair contract.