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LEGO has launched a new football-themed collection. The collaboration has been launched to celebrate the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. The collection features the top names in football. It includes Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, and Vinícius Júnior. Each player has been turned into a LEGO minifigure, giving fans a fun and creative way

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has granted Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Kerala Blasters an extension until April 5 to pay their first ISL participation fee. Failure to remit the full amount, including daily fines, could lead to disqualification from the next ISL season.

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In a monumental leap for space exploration, NASA’s Artemis II mission is set to reignite humanity’s lunar legacy, sending a crew of four astronauts on a groundbreaking 10-day odyssey to the Moon.

Anthropic’s AI coding assistant’s source code leaked, prompting swift copyright takedowns on GitHub. However, one engineer ingeniously bypassed these measures by using AI tools to rewrite the code in Python. This novel approach, taking mere hours, has resulted in a functional, distinct version that evades copyright claims, highlighting challenges in protecting AI code.

French president Macron criticized Donald Trump’s inconsistent Iran policy, deeming military action to reopen the Strait of Hormuz unrealistic. Macron emphasized the need for de-escalation and renewed negotiations. Trump’s shifting stances on allies, escalation, and war objectives have drawn international and domestic criticism, with many nations hesitant to join US efforts.

World No. 2 American grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura criticised FIDE’s anti-cheating measures at the 2026 Candidates in Cyprus, calling them “complete nonsense.” He joked, “Are we like Mossad agents inside Iran or something?” Nakamura hasn’t raised concerns with FIDE, saying the fears are overblown. After four rounds, he has 1.5 points, sharing results with Anish Giri, Andrey

IPL founder Lalit Modi criticized franchise owners for public displays of anger after losses, contrasting them with football league professionalism. He questioned their focus on hype over long-term vision, infrastructure, and fan experience, urging a more patient and professional approach to enhance the league’s value.

Demis Hassabis secretly attempted to launch a high-frequency trading hedge fund within DeepMind, aiming to rival Jim Simons’ Renaissance Technologies. Google, however, shut down the project. This endeavor was part of DeepMind’s broader, ultimately unsuccessful, efforts to gain independence from Google’s control, leading Hassabis to believe in influencing decisions from within.