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Volunteer searchers in Mexico are looking for Nancy Guthrie after an anonymous tip, while U.S. and Mexican authorities say the claim has not been verified.

The Mandalorian and Grogu has turned a Disney+ original into a theatrical test case, but its box office performance may complicate Disney's next Star Wars moves.

The Hoosier Lottery halted sales of its $5 Space Invaders Cash Invasion scratch-off after players reported prize discrepancies. Some players say tickets appeared to show major wins, including $100,000, while lottery systems recorded much smaller payouts.

Gio Reyna’s World Cup spotlight is part of a larger USMNT story about players born abroad, dual-national choices and America’s identity as host.

Stephanie Ruhle challenged Trump’s claim that fuel prices are “not very high,” pointing to current gas costs and the wider strain on U.S. households.

Matt Freese started in goal as the USMNT opened its first home World Cup in 32 years against Paraguay, a decision that reshaped the team’s biggest early storyline.

Canada drew 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto, earning its first World Cup point after Cyle Larin’s late equalizer.

A standard soccer match lasts 90 minutes, but stoppage time, halftime, extra time and penalties can extend the total event. The 2026 World Cup adds more timing questions because group games can end in draws while knockout matches must produce a winner.

Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., last heard from in 1998, has been identified through DNA and forensic genealogy after remains were found in Olympic National Park in 2000.

Mexico opens the 2026 World Cup against South Africa at 3 p.m. ET in Mexico City, with U.S. coverage on FOX and Group A starting today.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny after reports that Navy officers were removed from a promotion list and senior Pentagon officials describe distrust inside the department.

A federal judge denied an emergency request to block DOJ’s nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, while warning the department not to revive it quietly.