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Josh Sweat has become one of the NFL's most discussed trade candidates, with contenders including the Packers, Cowboys, Patriots, Titans and Colts connected to speculation.

Arizona State baseball fought through a grueling Lincoln Regional, including a 14-inning opening marathon, before falling to Ole Miss in a dramatic 10-inning walk-off finale.

As communities across the United States kick off Pride Month 2026, we explore why June remains the definitive moment for LGBTQ+ celebration, history, and community action.

Denny Hamlin overcame an early-race penalty for jumping the start to win a frantic NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville, leading a dominant 1-2-3 sweep for Joe Gibbs Racing alongside Christopher Bell and Martin Truex Jr.

President Trump signed a sweeping executive order directing health agencies to align with an assessment that could cut the recommended childhood vaccine schedule in half, raising massive debate among parents and medical experts.

Fixed mortgage rates pulled back sharply over the weekend, offering unexpected relief to buyers after weeks of climbing to multi-month highs.

Beijing is rolling out a sweeping set of overseas investment rules next month that radically tighten control over outbound capital, proprietary data, and elite artificial intelligence researchers. The aggressive clampdown aims to insulate domestic technological breakthroughs from foreign hands while reshaping how private tech firms operate on the global stage.

Anastasia Potapova shocked defending champion Coco Gauff at Roland Garros, producing one of the biggest upsets of the 2026 French Open.

Seattle and Toronto meet in a closely watched WNBA matchup featuring playoff implications, injury questions, and Toronto's ongoing rebounding challenge.

A Brookline dive shop fire triggered compressed-air tank explosions, injuring a worker and firefighter while forcing major road closures.

The Department of Homeland Security is facing scrutiny over proposed green card processing changes that could require some applicants to apply from abroad. The debate touches immigration enforcement, workforce needs, and family stability.

A mysterious boom shook parts of South Carolina and left residents searching for answers. Experts increasingly believe a meteor may be responsible, though investigations continue.