SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2024

Good Morning! On this day in 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia following the assassination of Austrian Archduke Francis Ferdinand, beginning World War I. (See WWI Timeline)

For this final Sunday of July, we’ve got a few movies you can add to your summer bucket list. Don’t worry—there’s still time!

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Deadly Missile Attack Hits Israel

At least 11 teens and young adults were killed on Saturday, and dozens injured, in the deadliest attack on Israelis since the start of the war in October.

Israel blamed Hezbollah for the missile attack on a soccer field packed with children in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. A Hezbollah spokesman denied “any relation” to the attack.

The strike comes amid reports that Israel delivered an updated ceasefire proposal to the U.S. during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s U.S. visit. Netanyahu’s office said he was returning home as quickly as possible after the attack.

Crash Kills Members of Popular Gospel Group

Three members of The Nelons, a popular gospel music family from Atlanta, were killed in a plane crash in Wyoming Friday.

The group was on their way to the Gaither Homecoming Cruise in Alaska, along with four others who were also killed. The crash is under investigation, with few details currently known.

Anchored by husband-and-wife duo Jason and Kelly Nelon Clark, the Grammy-nominated group includes their two daughters, Amber Kistler and Autumn Streetman. Streetman was the only group member not on the plane.

Choosing What to Watch in August

The movie box office has lit up the last few weeks with “Twisters” and “Deadpool & Wolverine” scoring big with audiences. More summer films are on the way: Here’s a list of new movies scheduled through August.

For those who prefer watching movies in the comfort of their homes, plenty of August premieres are set for the streaming services. Here’s the August lineup for Prime TV, and here’s what’s coming on Netflix.

Of course, there’s also the Summer Olympics, available for the next two weeks. Here’s the TV schedule of events for the Games, available live on NBC’s Peacock service and also via NBC's broadcast coverage.

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➤ The Green Bay Packers have signed Jordan Love to the most expensive contract per year in NFL history with a 4-year $220 million deal. (More)

➤ TNT is suing the NBA after being cut out of the new $76 billion broadcasting contract announced on Wednesday. TNT has been broadcasting NBA games since the ‘80s. (More)

➤ Reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson has missed four of the team’s first five practices due to an illness. The team has not offered any information on Jackson’s recovery. (More)

➤ Yesterday's Results: MLB | PGA | LPGA

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The U.S. won its first gold medal at the Paris Olympics, finishing first in the men's 4x100 meter freestyle swimming relay. Meanwhile, U.S. swimmer Katie Ledecky won a bronze medal in the women’s 400-meter freestyle. (See Details)

Tennis superstars Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz, Spain’s so-called “Nadalcaraz” dream team, won their opening doubles match against Argentina on Saturday in front of a packed crowd. (See Video)

Pouring rain in Paris on Saturday disrupted some Olympics events, delaying the men’s street skateboarding competition and tennis matches. The forecast is for drier weather today. (More)

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➤ Video: Star athletes joined to light the Olympic Cauldron to open Friday's Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony. (See Ceremony)

➤ GM debuted its new Corvette ZR-1, with a 1,064 horsepower engine capable of top speeds over 200 mph and a price estimated at $180,000. (See Photos)

➤ Through the decades, the U.S. Post Office has delivered mail in more ways than you can imagine. Here are photos to prove it. (See Photos)

➤ A longtime NASA veteran has one of the weirdest jobs in the world: As “Chief Sniffer,” he smells heading for space. (See Photos)

➤ Long-form: An adventure writer travels to the mountains of Western Mongolia to participate in one of the region’s most intimate eagle-hunting festivals. (See Photos)

➤ Newspaper restaurant critics say their job has become too hazardous to do safely for very long. (See Details)