The most popular trending stories in United States this week.
Senator Bernie Moreno announced plans to introduce legislation sanctioning Canada over hazardous wildfire smoke blanketing the northern U.S. as regional air quality index levels skyrocket.
Australian golfer Lucas Herbert carded a historic 8-under 62 at Royal Birkdale to tie the all-time men's major scoring record, taking the clubhouse lead at the 2026 Open Championship.
England surrendered a late lead in Atlanta as Lionel Messi assisted goals for Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez, sending Argentina into the World Cup final.
Over 800 Canadian wildfires have triggered widespread air quality alerts across the US, leaving skies hazy and air quality at dangerous levels.
The restored 1866 Darien estate once owned by Christopher Plummer offers a private beach, pool and 200 feet of Long Island Sound frontage.
President Donald Trump removed Roger Rogoff less than an hour after federal judges unanimously appointed him Seattle’s top prosecutor, setting up a possible legal fight over presidential removal authority.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey opens July 17 with rave reviews for its IMAX scale, practical effects and darker take on Odysseus.
Diamondbacks rookie Tommy Troy is on the 10-day injured list after spraining his right AC joint on a wall catch against the Dodgers. His earliest return date is July 22, but Arizona has not announced a recovery timetable.
Tommy White is set to make his MLB debut Friday after hitting .303 at Triple-A, giving the Athletics another young corner-infield option.
Messi’s comeback goal against Egypt and Ronaldo’s World Cup exit have renewed the debate over soccer’s greatest player.
Officer Cristian Yepes helped rescue a woman nearly 200 feet above the East River on his third day with the NYPD Emergency Service Unit.
Argentina scored twice in the closing minutes to beat England 2-1 in Atlanta, advancing to a World Cup final against Spain.
