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The United States Supreme Court ruled Thursday that federal law permits the government to prevent asylum seekers from physically entering the country at the border, effectively blocking their ability to apply for asylum protection.
A viral chant performed by Norwegian soccer supporters on a Boston escalator has become an international phenomenon, inspiring Norway's parliament and captivating fans worldwide as the nation returns to the World Cup after a 28-year absence.
Fanatics Sportsbook has become the first United States bookmaker to implement an artificial intelligence-powered system designed to identify and ban bettors who harass athletes on social media.
The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Monsanto in a major decision regarding liability claims over its Roundup weed killer, determining that federal law preempts state-level failure-to-warn lawsuits. The 7-2 decision affects thousands of pending cases from individuals claiming the product's key ingredient caused their cancers.
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that states cannot require gun owners to obtain advance permission from property owners before bringing firearms onto private land, invalidating laws in five states including New Jersey.
A Boston-based federal judge has blocked portions of President Trump's executive order limiting mail-in voting, marking a significant legal setback for the administration's efforts to restrict absentee ballot access.
South Korea coach Hong Myung-Bo made the stunning decision to bench captain Son Heung-Min for Wednesday's crucial Group A match against South Africa, marking the first time since 2010 that the star forward has not started a World Cup game. The gamble has left the team on the brink of elimination.
Mixed martial arts legend Cris Cyborg will defend her PFL women's featherweight championship against former UFC contender Ketlen Vieira on August 22 in Tampa, marking what she says will be her final professional bout.
A co-founder of a global private equity empire who visited over 130 countries shares his transformation from Wall Street success to contemplative practice, offering insights on spiritual disconnection and the power of inner work.
The beloved American tradition of summer camp traces its roots not to lakeside cabins and campfire songs, but to Roman military encampments. Linguistic experts reveal how a word meaning temporary military lodgings evolved into a cornerstone of childhood.
Long before the 2026 FIFA World Cup arrived in Philadelphia, Ukrainian refugees established Tryzub, a soccer club that dominated American professional leagues in the 1950s and 1960s and helped lay the foundation for modern American soccer culture.
A tentative peace deal with Iran has brought falling fertilizer prices globally, but American farmers say relief remains elusive. Rising costs for equipment, diesel, and fertilizer continue to squeeze profit margins across the heartland.
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