Welcome back to The Daily Courant, your afternoon clipbook of Puck’s best new reporting. Real quick, before we get started: We’d love to hear how Puck fits into your day. Take our short (seriously, it should only take three minutes) survey to help us make your reading experience even better. You can find it here. First up today, John Ourand charts the road ahead for TNT Sports as Warner Bros. Discovery prepares to break away from its cable portfolio. Under incoming C.E.O. Gunnar Wiedenfels—who will take charge of WBD’s TV assets dregs—the network’s standing as a legit bidder for major sports rights remains an open question. But with TNT Sports C.E.O. Luis Silberwasser’s ongoing negotiations for UFC, and Wiedenfels’ recent deals for NASCAR and the French Open, maybe GunnarCo isn’t totally retrenching after all… Plus, below the fold: Lauren Sherman uncovers exclusive intel surrounding the Sánchez-Bezos wedding of the century, from Anna Wintour’s sartorial guidance to the fashion industry’s uneasy relationship with Silicon Valley wealth. And Leigh Ann Caldwell chronicles the House Democratic bake-off to select the next ranking member of the Oversight Committee—a contest won by Rep. Robert Garcia earlier today, and which encapsulates the party’s most pressing existential questions. Meanwhile, on the pods: Dylan Byers invites veteran media reporter Oliver Darcy on to The Grill Room to break down the hurdles of leaving legacy media to launch his own venture. On Fashion People, Lauren and Highsnobiety E.I.C. Noah Johnson go inside Men’s Fashion Week in Milan. And on The Powers That Be, Leigh Ann and Julia Ioffe dig into the latest twists and political aftershocks of the Trump administration’s decision to drop bombs on Iran.

SPORTS

The newly separated TNT Sports will keep bidding on sports packages… but rights-holders are wondering if they’ll see big numbers in the Gunnar Wiedenfels era. Read Now

FASHION

The industry news on the wedding of the century is beginning to leak out: Anna Wintour is very involved with the looks of the bride and the groom (though she won’t make it to the Grand Canal) while Jonathan Anderson is debuting his Dior for the real fashion crowd on the same weekend—seemingly a million miles away. Read Now

WASHINGTON

A generational battle was fought this morning, with Democrats electing Robert Garcia as the next ranking member of the Oversight Committee, the powerful launchpad for Democratic investigations, potential impeachments, and career advancement, of course. Here’s how insiders ranked the candidates before voting commenced. Read Now

MEDIA

Oliver Darcy, founder of Status, joins Dylan to reflect on the highs and hurdles of launching his own media venture. He discusses the challenges of building a sustainable business without external capital, the pressure to deliver distinctive reporting, the looming influence of A.I., the enduring value of editorial integrity—and much more. Listen Now

FASHION

Lauren’s guest this episode is Highsnobiety editor-in-chief (and number one Evan Kinori fan) Noah Johnson. They discuss what’s left of Men's Fashion Week in Milan (Our Legacy, Prada, Armani); Louis Vuitton, Auralee, and A.Presse in Paris; the great expectations around Jonathan Anderson’s first Dior show; weird shoes; Common Projects; Jeff Bezos’s look for his wedding in Venice later this week; Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wacko style; the aftermath of the Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy costuming drama; Turkish hair transplants; and plenty more. Listen Now

WASHINGTON

Julia Ioffe and Leigh Ann Caldwell unpack the political fallout from the U.S. strikes on Iran, including the MAGA coalition’s reflexive support for Trump and the Democrats’ more fragmented response. While Republicans are largely unified, Democrats remain split—and are more focused on Trump’s sidestepping of Congress than taking a clear stance on the strikes themselves. Listen Now

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