The most popular trending stories in United States this week.
Following the USMNT's crushing 4-1 World Cup exit against Belgium, severe criticisms from legends Carli Lloyd and Landon Donovan have triggered an internal war over Christian Pulisic's leadership, despite confirmation that the star played through a fractured leg.
Following a directive from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the U.S. Navy has announced it will administratively separate sailors who cannot comply with clean-shaven standards after one year of medical treatment for severe razor bumps. The crackdown comes after Hegseth personally spotted bearded sailors flouting the policy during a recent ship visit.
San Antonio Spurs play-by-play voice Jacob Tobey has been terminated following a social media firestorm involving an alleged affair with a player's sister.
Sail Boston 2026 brings more than 60 ships, free public boarding, fireworks, military flyovers and major waterfront crowds from July 11 through July 16.
Dividend stocks are drawing fresh attention as investors compare high yields, long payout streaks and room for future growth across U.S. sectors.
Christopher Howarth survived two rattlesnake bites near Lake Oroville after 54 vials of antivenom, a hospital transfer and 12 days of intensive treatment.
Bukayo Saka says he is feeling great after managing an Achilles problem as England prepare for a World Cup quarter-final against Norway in Miami.
Kylian Mbappé scored and assisted as France beat Morocco 2-0 in Foxborough, advancing to the 2026 World Cup semifinals.
England face Norway and seven-goal Erling Haaland in a World Cup quarter-final, with Dan Burn emerging as a possible specialist solution.
Shreyas Iyer rescued India from 48 for 3 and surged to 77 not out as the visitors fought to keep the T20 series alive in Bristol.
A powerful summer storm dumped over four inches of rain on Camden, triggering unprecedented flash floods, dozens of rescues, and a political debate over the local energy grid.
Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton join Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy at The Renaissance Club as active LIV Golf members play a co-sanctioned PGA Tour event for the first time.
