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Reuters World News · US-Iran escalation, Blanche grilled, Argentina v Spain and PayPal · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

To the World Cup now where the stage is set for a final between Argentina and Spain after the reigning champions once again refused to back down.

Argentina took on England in Atlanta in the latest chapter in one of international football's greatest rivalries.

Two players waved a banner pitch side saying Las Malvinas son Argentinas, the Falklands are Argentine.

a reminder of the two countries' bitter dispute over the Falkland Islands, over which they fought a war in 1982.

FIFA, which bans political displays in stadiums, has yet to comment.

As for the game itself, Argentina went down a goal as they so often have this tournament, early in the second half, and then as the clock ticked down, midfielder Enzo Fernandes found a way through the England defence, and forward Lautaro Martinez quickly found another, sealing yet another improbable comeback.

His heartbreak for England, who are still waiting to end a 60-year World Cup drought.

Argentina face Spain in New Jersey on Sunday with a chance to become the first World Cup champions to successfully defend that title since Brazil in 1962.

And as the host city prepares for the final weekend, wildfire smoke is adding challenges.

Toronto's air quality ranked the world's worst yesterday as smoke from wildfires in northwestern Ontario blackened the sky and prompted health warnings.

The Toronto skyline turned a deep orange as residents were urged to limit outdoor activities and the smoke spread across the northeast US, with New York City feeling the effects as well.

The National Weather Service says the smoke could linger to the end of the week.

SpaceX shares have fallen below their $135 IPO price for the first time, well off the high of $225 that made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire.

It's a symbolic setback for investors who bought into the biggest IPO in Wall Street history just over a month ago, one that valued SpaceX at more than $2 trillion.

The slide raises some questions about whether the market got ahead of itself.

For more, here's Morning Bid host Mike Dolan.

And now, a Reuters exclusive.

Stripe and private equity firm Advent International have made a joint offer to buy PayPal for more than $53 billion.

The offer is well above PayPal's current market value and is already backed by $50 billion in committed financing from banks.

PayPal hasn't yet responded to the bid.

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