The most popular trending stories in United States over the last 48 hours.
Sony will stop producing physical discs for new PlayStation games from January 2028, moving future releases to digital formats only. The decision follows a sharp rise in digital purchases and has renewed concerns about resale, access and game preservation.
Riley Green and Hannah McFarland turn an unfinished goodbye into a restrained duet, the third preview of Green’s September 18 album, That’s Just Me.
Morayo Afolabi-Brown says a caller repeatedly cursed her over questions asked on The Morayo Show. She defended her 21-year media career, her interview methods, and the boundaries she says guests can set.
Dylan Cease struck out nine over seven scoreless innings as Toronto beat Seattle 2-0, with a two-run third inning deciding the first rematch of the 2025 ALCS.
The 2026 World Cup Round of 16 runs from July 4 through July 7, with all three co-hosts still alive and eight elimination games set. The U.S. faces Belgium in Seattle as France, Spain, Argentina, Brazil and other title contenders fight for quarterfinal places.
Gavi kept its 2026–2030 goal of reaching 500 million more children while approving new financing for fragile settings and African vaccine manufacturing.
Kelsey Pfendler is nearing Hawaii after rowing solo from California since May 21, with fewer than 300 miles left in one update and multiple record goals still within reach.
A flu outbreak at Lackland sickened 284 trainees, hospitalized four and intensified a fight over military vaccine policy after one airman died.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden in a large Friday celebration officiated by Adam Sandler, with roughly 1,000 guests, late-night departures and major street and transit restrictions around Penn Station.
Colombia and Switzerland meet July 7 in Vancouver for the final place in the World Cup quarterfinals, with both teams arriving after knockout-stage clean sheets.
Canada faces unbeaten Morocco in Houston with a historic quarterfinal place at stake. Pressing, defensive structure and attacking selection could decide the upset bid.
Lionel Messi is 39, but his latest World Cup performances have made that number hard to process. He has reached 18 tournament goals while continuing to drive fan excitement from Argentina to the United States.
