WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert addressed player concerns following allegations raised by Napheesa Collier on Friday. Engelbert acknowledged shortcomings within the league and pledged improvements to ensure players’ needs and well-being are better met, signaling a commitment to addressing athlete grievances more effectively.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Cabinet secretaries will determine government cuts, addressing questions about whether Project 2025 serves as a blueprint for downsizing. She emphasized that while policy ideas may come from outside groups, ultimate decisions on streamlining government operations rest with the administration’s leadership.

President Donald Trump secured an agreement with Pfizer to lower prescription drug costs for Americans. In parallel, he advanced a 21-point Gaza peace plan with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, aiming to address long-standing conflicts and promote regional stability while balancing domestic and international priorities.

U.S. President Donald Trump has called on Israel to immediately stop airstrikes on Gaza following Hamas’ positive response to his proposed peace plan. The initiative includes discussions on prisoner releases and an end to hostilities, signaling a potential step toward easing tensions in the conflict-hit region.

Goldman Sachs’ chief data officer has warned that leading artificial intelligence models, including OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini, are running out of high-quality training data. The shortage could slow future progress in AI development, prompting companies to explore synthetic data and alternative sources to sustain innovation.