From Politics to NFL to Wimbledon — The Day That Was, June 26, 2013

Wednesday will go down as one of the craziest news days in quite a while. Many of the developments were on our radar Tuesday night, but there's no way anyone was prepared for everything that would transpire.

Here's how the day unfolded (all times CT):

2:46am - Following a 13-hour filibuster by Sen. Wendy Davis, a Texas abortion bill does not have time to pass.

5:58am - American John Isner withdraws from Wimbledon with an injury.

6:39am - After upsetting Rafael Nadal in the first round, Steve Darcis withdraws from Wimbledon with an injury.

7:00am - Victoria Azarenka, the second-seed in the women's bracket at Wimbledon, withdraws with a knee injury.

7:47am  - Aaron Hernandez arrested at his North Attleboro home in Massachusetts.

8:14am - Marin Cilic withdraws from Wimbledon.

8:18am - Cleveland Browns rookie Ausar Walcott charged with attempted murder.

9:00am - The University of Oregon announces that it has received its report from the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

9:04am - Supreme Court rules on first of two same-sex marriage issues.

9:34am - Supreme Court's second decision comes down.

10:46am - Jo Wilfried Tsonga becomes the latest casualty at Wimbledon after withdrawing after three sets.

11:36am - Maria Sharapova loses in the 2nd round at Wimbledon, making it 7 of the top 13 seeds eliminated on the women's side.

11:37am - Cleveland Browns release Ausar Walcott.

1:44pm - Aaron Hernandez charged with murder.

2:16pm - Despite all of the big stories at Wimbledon, Roger Federer steals the headlines after he is defeated in the 2nd round.

3:06pm - Former South African President Nelson Mandela's health worsens.

There are still eight hours left in the day which means this list could get much longer. If it does, we'll continue to update.