CENTCOM Hit the Hormuz Radars, Four Tankers Turned, and Vegas Won in Double OT

Sunday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Saturday’s Hormuz shooting, a closed cash tape, and a Stanley Cup Game 3 that went to double overtime.

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Saturday’s CENTCOM radar strikes and an IRGC tanker stop left Hormuz still closed, the S&P booked its first losing week in ten, and Vegas survived a blown 4–0 lead in double overtime.

IRGC said four tankers tried Hormuz at 1:30 a.m. Saturday; one was targeted, three turned back. CENTCOM struck Qeshm and Goruk radars after four one-way drones.
S&P −2.6% for the week, first losing week in 10. Last cash Brent $93.09; WTI $90.54. Equity futures reopen after this edition.
Knights 5–4 in double OT at T-Mobile. Theodore at 5:38 of the second extra; Marner hat trick after a blown 4–0 lead. Series 2–1 Vegas.
Aoun and Salam said Iran is using Lebanon as a bargaining chip. Araghchi rejected that Saturday. Talks stay parked on a complete Lebanon ceasefire.
Honeycomb closed $40 million. Generalist closed $400 million at $2 billion. FDA accepted an ISTAND letter for a digital liver — not a qualified model.
Essence Prep closed after F, D, F. Lean Screen tested SPF 4 and left the register. Scary Movie led Friday at about $24.7 million.

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