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Saudi oil pipeline shut after attacks; Europe and U.S. tied at Solheim Cup

Friday, 11 September 2026

Saudi Arabia shut down its East-West crude oil pipeline after multiple attacks by drones from Iraq. In technology-related legal news, a lawyer was fined $5,000 over AI-hallucinated witnesses in a murder case.

In science and health, efforts focused on saving a tiny, gooey snail found in only one lake in the United Kingdom.

Europe and the United States were tied 4-4 at the Solheim Cup after late heroics from Ciganda. Lowry shot a course-record 62 to lead the Irish Open. Wigan Warriors lifted their sixth League Leaders’ Shield and remained on course for a treble. Wrexham suffered their heaviest loss under Reynolds and Mac in a rout by West Ham. Milan coach Amorim said Pulisic was upset about his bench role.

In the NFL, sources said the Bears and Swift agreed to a $33.75 million extension, while the 49ers rewarded Shanahan with a multiyear extension. Bears receiver Odunze said he was ready for the Panthers despite a questionable designation. Falcons quarterback Tagovailoa was ruled out, with Rush set to start against the Steelers. In motorsport, Russell raised concerns about tyre wear at the new Madrid track.

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