United States Trending This Week

The Hornets reportedly traded Miles Bridges to the Suns for Grayson Allen, Royce O’Neale and a 2033 first-round pick, deepening Charlotte’s reset after its LaMelo Ball deal.

Zimbabwe won the toss and chose to bowl first against Bangladesh in the one-off Harare Test, giving Richard Ngarava an immediate tactical call on his captaincy debut.

From Season 4 ended with major deaths, Fatima’s transformation, missing talismans and a confirmed fifth and final season set for 2027.

Aroldis Chapman has become a major Red Sox trade deadline name as Boston’s poor 2026 season forces tough choices about veterans and future value.

Jude Bellingham put England ahead against Panama in the 62nd minute at MetLife Stadium, lifting Thomas Tuchel’s side back toward Group L control after a flat first half.

Police in New Bern, North Carolina, say 15-year-old Isaiah Kavon Owens was abducted at gunpoint from a motel and may be in a black GMC Yukon with South Carolina plate XFH752.

Madison Keys beat Tatjana Maria 7-5, 6-4 to win Eastbourne for the third time. The victory gives Keys momentum before Wimbledon while capping a notable grass-court week for 38-year-old Maria.

Scott Pelley has signed with CAA weeks after CBS News fired him from “60 Minutes” following a confrontation with new leadership.

The Buffalo Sabres selected Miami University center Ilia Morozov at No. 20 in the 2026 NHL Draft, betting on size, maturity and a two-way game.

Jacob Misiorowski hit 105.5 mph and Milwaukee rallied past Chicago in the sixth as the Brewers opened a key NL Central stretch.

The Braves open a three-game road series against the Giants at Oracle Park while trying to halt a rough stretch. Atlanta brings a 48-31 record, but San Francisco has enough lineup intrigue to make the opener more than a routine matchup.

A Utah judge held prosecutor Christopher Ballard in civil contempt over public comments in the Tyler Robinson case, but kept the death penalty available.