Extreme sport deaths expose a patchwork of safety regulations
Fifteen people died in one weekend, prompting calls for better regulation in a booming area of tourism.
U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat kills 2, leaves 6 survivors in the eastern Pacific Ocean
Boat strikes by the U.S. military have killed than 210 people since the Trump administration began targeting those it calls “narcoterrorists” in early September.
Salah opens scoring as Egypt earns first-ever World Cup win, downing New Zealand 3-1
Egypt moved to the top of the standings in Group G with the win but wasn’t yet assured a spot in the knockout round.
Vance heads abroad for Iran negotiations, and a cheating scandal hits India: Weekend Rundown
Vice President JD Vance held talks with Iranian officials Sunday in Switzerland, with the days-old peace deal at risk.
Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach found guilty of sexual assault
Austrian-Canadian billionaire and automotive business founder Frank Stronach was found guilty Friday of sexual assault and indecent assault of two women decades ago
Oyarzabal leads Spain to victory with 2-goal, 1-assist outing after lackluster World Cup debut
After a highly criticized World Cup debut, Spain’s Mikel Oyarzabal returned to Atlanta Stadium with a vengeance on Sunday
‘Toy Story 5’ rakes in the biggest box-office debut of the year with a franchise-best $160 million
“Toy Story” still has a friend in moviegoers
Elmo picks a side for World Cup after his NBA Finals controversy: ‘Don’t make this a thing’
This time around, Elmo isn’t sitting on the fence
AI takes center stage at this year’s U.S. Open, helping fans follow the action and golfers navigate the rules
The U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills showcases how the USGA is using AI technology to transform golf.
Rod Stewart pauses Utah concert after nearly fainting onstage
Rock icon Rod Stewart was forced to pause his concert in Utah on Friday night and take pulls of oxygen from a tank onstage, saying afterward that he nearly fainted