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As the FIFA World Cup group stage concludes and the Round of 32 begins Sunday, the North American tournament has exceeded expectations with packed stadiums, electric atmospheres, and standout performances from global superstars. France emerges as the tournament favorite while the United States Men's National Team shows promising form on home soil.
A historic labor confrontation in Homestead, Pennsylvania continues to resonate more than a century later. NPR examines how the steelworkers strike of 1892 shaped the American labor movement and what it reveals about contemporary economic challenges.
A legal battle over pollution in the Illinois River Watershed by the poultry industry has persisted for twenty years, with the case potentially establishing precedent for other states facing similar environmental challenges.
Native American youth assembled at the historic battlefield site on Saturday to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn, honoring a pivotal victory and celebrating the enduring strength of Indigenous cultures.
Students across Texas will be required to read Bible passages and study Christianity's role in state history under a new curriculum expected to receive approval on Friday, June 27, 2026. The changes will affect reading lists and social studies instruction statewide.
Mauricio Pochettino's 18-month transformation of the U.S. men's national team has positioned the squad for its deepest World Cup run in the modern era. The team faces Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday in Santa Clara with renewed confidence and a fundamentally altered approach to the game.
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg revealed that he and his four-year-old twin children were investigated by Child Protective Services and police following an anonymous false report. Michigan State Police confirmed the report was determined to be false.
The Supreme Court issued a rare clarification Friday after Justice Samuel Alito publicly rebuked Justice Sonia Sotomayor from the bench, stating the confrontation stemmed from a misunderstanding on Alito's part about proper notification procedures.
Department of Homeland Security agents visited a Syracuse polling location on Election Day to question a poll worker about a five-month-old social media post regarding an ICE agent involved in a fatal shooting. The incident has raised concerns among civil liberties advocates about First Amendment protections.
Members of Houston's Venezuelan community—one of the nation's largest—have organized multiple donation drives to support earthquake survivors back home. Two powerful quakes struck Venezuela's northern coast Wednesday evening, killing at least 235 people.
The massive state fair on the National Mall has begun operations, but the event faces questions about inclusivity after opening with a Trump campaign-style rally and failing to secure participation from all 50 states.
Multiple Democratic governors have authorized the deployment of National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., ahead of America 250 events, adding to the already controversial military presence in the nation's capital.
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