Every summer, like clockwork, podcast cohost Seth Cox and I dive deep into ranking the NFC West. This tradition has become a staple of our offseason content. To make things more digestible for our listeners, we've broken down this year's ranking into two separate shows rather than one marathon episode.

Hey soccer fans! Big news coming out of the Argentina camp as we gear up for the Copa América quarterfinals. Lionel Scaloni, the man in charge, has us all on the edge of our seats regarding Lionel Messi’s availability for the crucial match against Ecuador on Thursday. It's all pretty touch-and-go right now.

So, get this – President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are gearing up for a big meet-up in Washington, DC. The plan is for Netanyahu to address Congress on July 24, but the details of the Biden-Netanyahu meeting are still being ironed out. It’s expected to happen at the White House, unless something unexpected pops up last minute. A White House official spilled to CNN that Biden has known Netanyahu for decades, and it's highly likely they'll catch up while the Prime Minister is in town. But, of course, no official announcement has been made yet.

P!nk's anticipated performance in Bern, Switzerland, slated for today, has been called off following medical advice urging her to take a break.

It’s been a whirlwind for the Golden State Warriors lately. After the shocking news that Klay Thompson would be heading to the Dallas Mavericks, the team wasted no time in looking for his replacement. According to Shams Charania from The Athletic, the Warriors are in talks with the Philadelphia 76ers for a sign-and-trade deal to bring Buddy Hield into the fold.

The Milwaukee Brewers pulled off a thrilling 4-3 comeback win against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night, and it was a game packed with drama right to the end. It all started when Willy Adames hit a clutch sacrifice fly to tie the game in the ninth inning, and Rhys Hoskins, feeling the pressure with the bases loaded, got hit by a pitch to walk in the winning run. Talk about a nail-biter!

Hurricane Beryl, a formidable Category 4 storm, unleashed its fury across the Caribbean, leaving devastation in its wake before setting its sights on Jamaica. It made history as the earliest Atlantic storm to escalate to Category 5, fueled by exceptionally warm waters, though it later eased slightly to Category 4. The National Hurricane Center sounded alarms, predicting it would maintain significant strength as it approached Jamaica and possibly the Cayman Islands and Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.

In a recent meeting, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk didn't hold back when discussing Europe's defense strategy with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The atmosphere turned intense as they addressed the topic of defense during their first joint governmental meeting since 2018.

Gracie Abrams recently reminisced about a memorable moment from Taylor Swift's concert at Wembley Stadium in London, where NFL star Travis Kelce made a surprise appearance on stage. During a chat on SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up, Gracie shared behind-the-scenes details of touring with Taylor and her encounter with Travis before his unexpected cameo.

Jordan Adetunji has made an electrifying entrance onto the Billboard Hot 100 chart with his infectious breakout hit, "Kehlani." This track, released under the Indigo Kid/300 Entertainment label on May 19, has stormed into the charts, debuting at an impressive No. 70 on the July 6 listing. What's fueled this rise? Well, it's garnered a staggering 8.1 million rivuletsacross the United States, marking a significant 46% increase. Not just that, it's also been making waves with 510,000 radio impressions across all formats from June 21 to 27, according to Luminate.

Oprah Winfrey recently shared a candid and powerful story about her experience with body-shaming by the late Joan Rivers. It all started back in 1985, during Winfrey's first appearance on "The Tonight Show." Instead of discussing her successful TV show, "A.M. Chicago," Rivers made Winfrey's weight the focal point. Winfrey recounted how Rivers bluntly asked her, "Tell me, why are you so fat?" Winfrey, taken aback by the public scrutiny, humorously replied that she loved potato chips, to which Rivers retorted with a sharp "Shame on you."