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World Cup bank holiday in the UK

There’s lots of talk in England about declaring a bank holiday should the Three Lions really bring football home. Keir Starmer has refused to confirm whether England would get...

Football might be coming home — but Prince William is staying home (for now)

England’s king-in-waiting, Prince William, certainly hopes football will be coming home. It is no...

Jack Smith thrust back into spotlight at Blanche hearing over exposed senators’ messages

Sen. John Kennedy demanded answers on whether Jack Smith read his emails and shared them with Attorney General Garland during the confirmation hearing.

Todd Blanche says ‘no closed investigations’ in Epstein case, vows DOJ will pursue new suspects

Todd Blanche told senators the Justice Department will prosecute anyone linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking operation if new evidence emerges.

Powerful LGBTQ+ group’s endorsements could tank vulnerable Dems over radical youth trans agenda

The Human Rights Campaign endorsed 29 candidates in battleground districts for 2026, raising questions about alignment with the group's stances.

Where Massachusetts wants to take its Scottish love affair next

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts — Boston is bouncing and the Massachusetts governor wants to thank thousands of kilted Scottish soccer fans who have taken over the...

New Air Force One takes flight as Trump unveils revamped presidential aircraft

President Donald Trump introduced a newly refurbished Boeing 747-8i at Joint Base Andrews, touting its larger size, luxury features and updated red, white and blue paint scheme

‘Political stunt’ prosecution of ICE agent for ‘road rage’ provokes heated DHS response

DHS accuses Minnesota officials of a political stunt over ICE agent Gregory Morgan Jr., charged with assault for allegedly pointing a gun at motorists.

Kennedy and Wright cheer on US

The U.S. delegation in Seattle includes HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Energy Secretary Chris Wright, according to a FIFA official, along with...

The politician who kicked his way to power

Britain wouldn’t have its latest likely next prime minister if not for soccer. Andy Burnham, the former Greater Manchester mayor elected to the U.K....

The US-Australia face-off that isn’t happening

Who’s not here at Seattle’s Lumen Field for the Pacific Rim face-off between the United States and Australia? If they’re following the match,...

The soccer boss in Mark Carney’s ear

VANCOUVER — Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber joined Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday to watch Canada’s thrashing of Qatar. Garber probably did...

Parents Demand Warnings on LGBT-Related Children’s Content

The FCC is currently considering adding content descriptors to shows with G, TV-Y, or Tv-Y-7 ratings to address parents’ concerns.

Your Race Doesn’t Give You a License to Kill

Stabbing people and showing no remorse are bad no matter what color your skin is. These should not be controversial points.

Despite Objections, Pulte Slated to Become Acting DNI Today

Pulte’s appointment may be statutorily infirm, but Congress isn’t likely to take the kind of drastic remedial measures that might induce Trump to back...

Trump’s Iran MOU Piles the Illegal atop the Unconstitutional

The INARA statute that presidents use to flout the Constitution’s treaty clause prohibits the Iran sanctions waivers called for by Trump’s MOU.

Meloni slams Trump’s claim she ‘begged’ for photo with him as Italy’s top diplomat cancels U.S. trip

The Italian government closed ranks on Friday to slam U.S. President Donald Trump over his claim that Premier Giorgia Meloni had "begged" for a photo with him during the recent G7 summit, a pushback that suggested America's longtime European ally had had enough of Trump's boasting and criticism.

GOP senators want Chinese health monitors added to FCC’s banned equipment list

GOP Sens. Rick Scott and Dave McCormick called on the Federal Communications Commission to investigate national security risks posed by Chinese-made health wearables.

The accidental American

In 2001, airline employees stopped a seven-months pregnant Florence Balogun from traveling home to London, deeming her too pregnant to fly. She stayed in...

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