The most popular trending stories in United States over the last 48 hours.
Samsung’s July 22 event could introduce a wider Galaxy Z Fold 8 designed to work better when closed, alongside an Ultra model with stronger cameras. Pricing and final hardware details are still unconfirmed.
Jordan Walker erased a five-homer deficit and beat Kyle Schwarber 12-11 with four straight bonus-time home runs. The victory delivered the St. Louis Cardinals' first Home Run Derby championship.
Michael Cohen has launched a Sunday show on 770 WABC as he publicly rebuilds ties with Donald Trump. The station’s owner says Trump backed the hire and sees Cohen as a possible “next Rush Limbaugh,” though reports differ on when the two men met.
Conor McGregor says surgery and rehabilitation are next after his five-year UFC comeback ended with a right-knee injury in 69 seconds. The exact diagnosis and return timeline remain unconfirmed.
Former NBA player Kris Humphries now operates multiple Dave's Hot Chicken franchises with his family in Minnesota. Reports describe expansion plans ranging from 18 restaurants statewide to as many as 30 locations across the Twin Cities.
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake struck Kern County on July 13, 2026, one day after a magnitude 4.2 quake near Frazier Park. Shaking was felt across several Southern California counties, with no immediate injuries or structural damage reported.
France and Spain meet in Dallas with a place in the 2026 World Cup final at stake. Mbappé's eight goals face Spain's record unbeaten run and the tournament's stingiest defense.
Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor known worldwide as Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park, died in Sydney at age 78. His family said the death was sudden and unexpected and that he remained cancer-free.
Sam Neill has died suddenly at 78 in Sydney, months after announcing he was cancer-free. His five-decade career stretched from Jurassic Park to The Piano and Peaky Blinders.
Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev in four sets to win a second straight Wimbledon men's singles title and his fifth Grand Slam championship.
Mariners prospect Kade Anderson delivered a scoreless inning as baseball's leading young players took the field in the 2026 MLB Futures Game in Philadelphia.
The 154th Open Championship brings a 156-player field to a renovated Royal Birkdale, with Scottie Scheffler defending and US coverage beginning before dawn.
