Carlitos Ricardo "Richard" Parias, shot by federal agents during an immigration arrest 8 months ago, is allegedly not receiving adequate medical care in detention. His attorneys highlight his case as an example of systemic issues with limited resources and oversight for detainees with no criminal record.
Australia's Socceroos lost 2-0 to co-hosts USA in their World Cup Group D opener in Seattle. Despite a humbling first half, the team believes they can still qualify for the knockout stages with a positive reaction in their final group match against Paraguay.
Wyndham Clark holds a four-shot lead at the US Open after the second round at Shinnecock Hills. Strong winds significantly impacted play, with Scottie Scheffler calling it the "biggest challenge." Clark, the 2023 champion, capitalized on favorable early conditions.
Wyndham Clark holds a four-shot lead at the US Open after the second round at Shinnecock Hills. Weather, particularly wind, significantly impacted play, with Scottie Scheffler calling it the "biggest challenge." Clark, the 2023 champion, capitalized on more benign conditions, while Rory McIlroy and Scheffler finished at even par.
Wyndham Clark set a new 36-hole scoring record at the US Open, reaching seven under par at Shinnecock Hills and holding a four-shot lead. He overcame early struggles to finish his second round, with several top contenders, including Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson, facing difficulties.
Brazilian soccer fans visiting Philadelphia for a World Cup 2026 match avoided dressing the Rocky statue, fearing a 'curse' that has befallen teams whose colors adorned the iconic statue. This superstition stems from past losses by teams that participated in such rituals.
England acknowledged losing crucial moments in the second Test against New Zealand, allowing the hosts to build a significant lead. New Zealand ended day three with a 352-run advantage and seven wickets remaining, with Rachin Ravindra and Henry Nicholls forming a key partnership.
A Starbucks employee in St. Louis claims he was fired after confronting two robbers in December 2023. New video shows the incident where one robber used a fake gun. The employee and a coworker were fired, leading to a wrongful termination lawsuit.
Canada secured a historic 6-0 World Cup victory, marked by Jesse Marsch's memorable sideline antics and Jonathan David's hat-trick. Despite a serious injury to Ismaël Koné, the team's performance showcased talent and determination, leaving them atop Group B.
Cristiano Ronaldo's performance in Portugal's 1-1 draw with DR Congo has ignited debate about his effectiveness. Despite criticism and a lack of shots on target, data suggests he made numerous off-ball runs and had a high pass completion rate, raising questions about whether he was ignored by teammates.
Researchers are testing a geoengineering method in Cambridge Bay, Canada, to refreeze Arctic sea ice. The Real Ice project pumps ocean water onto the ice surface, thickening it and reflecting more sunlight. While controversial, it's a research effort to explore potential solutions to climate change.
Police in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province have arrested Sher Shah, the main suspect in the murder of a Sikh caretaker couple inside a gurdwara in Mardan district. The motive remains unclear, and no links to banned organizations have been found.
A coroner found no failings by police or hospital staff in the treatment of Steven Angus, a veteran who died after being shot by police. The inquest highlighted areas for improvement in treating suicidal veterans with addiction.
Wyndham Clark, the 2023 champion, surged to a four-stroke lead at the US Open through 16 holes before darkness halted play. He was six under par, with Sam Stevens and others chasing at two under. The first round was delayed by fog and will extend into Friday.
Nearly 160 troops sickened in a flu outbreak at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, prompting a temporary reinstatement of the flu shot requirement for recruits. The outbreak follows the Pentagon's decision to end mandatory flu vaccinations.
Canada's men's World Cup journey began with a historic 6-0 thrashing of Qatar in Vancouver. Jonathan David scored a hat-trick, Cyle Larin opened the scoring, and Nathan Saliba added a free-kick. The win marks Canada's first in World Cup history, with Qatar reduced to nine men.
One person is in custody after shots were fired in New York's Times Square on Thursday. Video showed two individuals drawing weapons and firing before fleeing. No injuries were reported, and police are searching for others involved.
Gunfire erupted in Manhattan's Times Square on Thursday afternoon, causing panic among tourists and commuters. Police apprehended a suspect under 18 and are investigating the motive. The incident is not linked to the New York Knicks' championship parade.
Johan Manzambi, a 20-year-old substitute, scored twice to lead Switzerland to a 3-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in a World Cup match. Granit Xhaka added a penalty, securing Switzerland's first win of the tournament.
Johan Manzambi, a 20-year-old substitute, scored twice to lead Switzerland to a 4-1 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in their World Cup match. His performance, including a superb volley, turned a sterile contest into a decisive win, boosting Switzerland's World Cup hopes.
South Africa secured a crucial 1-1 draw against Czechia in Atlanta with a late penalty, keeping their World Cup hopes alive. Teboho Mokoena converted the spot-kick after Pavel Sulc's handball, canceling out Michal Sadilek's opener. Both teams can still advance.
South Africa secured a crucial 1-1 draw against Czechia in Atlanta with a late penalty, keeping their World Cup hopes alive. Teboho Mokoena converted the spot-kick after Pavel Sulc's handball, canceling out Michal Sadilek's opener. The result means both teams can still advance.
Thousands of Knicks fans gathered in downtown New York City for a lively ticker-tape parade to celebrate the team's NBA championship. Fans lit joints, drank alcohol, and climbed on police cruisers along Church Street, with some expressing joy and a sense of history.
Antonio Mays Jr., 16, traveled to Seattle in summer 2020 to join the CHOP racial justice movement. He was shot and killed there less than a week later. The case remains unsolved, and this series will investigate key figures, eyewitnesses, and new evidence.
