The most popular trending stories in United States this week.
Arizona Senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly rallied veterans and military families in Wilmington, North Carolina, pitching former Governor Roy Cooper's Senate bid as the absolute path to a Democratic majority.
A massive commercial fire at a Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights has burned for four days, prompting a state of emergency in Los Angeles over smoke and biohazard risks from 85 million pounds of spoiling food.
Tunisia made World Cup history by sacking head coach Sabri Lamouchi after just one game, appointing veteran Hervé Renard to rescue their campaign following a 5-1 thrashing by Sweden.
Wyndham Clark enters Moving Day at the 2026 U.S. Open with a four-shot lead over Matt Fitzpatrick and Xander Schauffele at Shinnecock Hills, where gusty winds are set to test the field.
Mars will launch an all-natural, dye-free version of M&M's this August, temporarily removing blue and brown pieces due to high costs and factory equipment issues with spirulina dyes.
The Kennedy Center told a federal judge it will keep its public doors open past July 5 but refuses to book new performances, drawing fierce backlash from lawmakers.
At just 18 years old, Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi delivered a masterclass performance for Morocco in their -1 draw against Brazil at MetLife Stadium, sparking a massive European transfer war.
The Atlanta Braves snapped their three-game losing streak by narrowly defeating the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 at Truist Park on Friday night. Outfielder Eli White preserved the victory in the ninth inning with a spectacular throw to get Jackson Chourio out at home plate.
FIFA’s three-minute pauses were meant to protect players, but they are also changing the game, boosting ad inventory and drawing boos.
A 2-0 win over Australia sent the United States into the World Cup knockout round and extended a historic run even without Christian Pulisic.
Indiana beat Toronto 113-91 as Kelsey Mitchell, Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham helped the Fever set a franchise regulation scoring record.
Severe storms brought tornado-strength thunderstorm winds to the Kansas City area, toppling trees, blocking roads and briefly overwhelming Johnson County dispatchers.
