Pope Leo XIV invoked Cardinal James Gibbons' 1885 defense of U.S. religious liberty, signaling the Vatican's continued emphasis on American pluralism and relig…

A California teenager killed a four-month-old baby by violently throwing her to the floor during unsupervised daycare, exposing systemic failures in staffing a…

Portugal arrived in Dallas to prepare for their 2026 World Cup opener against Spain on July 6, seeking revenge after last year's Nations League loss while Rona…

Belgium legally challenged FIFA’s reinstatement of Folarin Balogun, arguing the move violates fair play protocols. This dispute highlights concerns over politi…

The Ferdinand Magellan, a 1928 bulletproof train car, served as the U.S. president's secure travel from 1929-1962, featuring armored steel and private amenitie…

A Walmart manager in Nevada allegedly killed a skateboarder with his pickup truck, then falsified his time card to create a false alibi. The case highlights is…

Donald Trump called FIFA President Gianni Infantino to reverse a red-card suspension for U.S. striker Folarin Balogun, letting him play in a World Cup match. U…

FIFA overturned Folarin Balogun's red card suspension after a call between Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino, sparking accusations of political interference an…

Oscar winner Juan de Dios Larraín urged Sundance to follow Karlovy Vary’s model by becoming a film distribution platform to help indie movies reach audiences d…

FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended FIFA’s reversal of a red card for U.S. striker Ricardo Pepi, claiming it was an independent sporting decision despite …

Robert Richardson, Oscar-winning cinematographer for films like *JFK* and *Django Unchained*, is featured in a new documentary revealing his daring visual styl…