A Boston officer created a sensation with his impromptu soccer juggling among World Cup fans, stating the event is an opportunity for "even police to blend in with supporters."
German players will cover bus costs for 600 fans to attend their final group stage match against Ecuador in New Jersey, as train and bus fares have increased nearly eightfold.
An adventurer, known as "yemen's spider-man", died after falling from the vertical cliff of hardah dam volcano crater while climbing without protective gear.
Following their 2-2 draw against the Netherlands, Japanese fans remained at the Dallas stadium, cleaning and sorting trash, stating their actions reflect "respect".
Washington and Tehran have announced a peace agreement to end their conflict, under which the United States will immediately lift its maritime blockade against Iran.
Hezbollah released video footage from a missile's seeker, showing it striking and downing an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle valued at 10 million USD over Lebanese airspace.
A U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18 fighter jet experienced an incident during a training exercise and crashed in Washington state, with the pilot safely ejecting.
The World Cup atmosphere has arrived in New York, but it is overshadowed by the excitement as the city's Knicks basketball team has a chance to win the National Basketball Association (NBA) championship.
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung's upcoming working trip is expected to enhance Vietnam's bridging role, providing new impetus for ASEAN - Russia relations, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
President Trump's name has been removed from the facade of the Kennedy Center after a judge ruled that attaching his name to the building was unlawful.
Cuba's president announces measures to boost private enterprises and strengthen the economy, aiming to overcome difficulties stemming from the United States' embargo.
Thousands dressed in black lined Bangkok's streets to mourn Princess Bajrakitiyabha as her coffin was transported from the hospital to the royal palace.
Pope Leo XIV's chartered flight experienced a technical issue on 12/6, forcing him to accept a ride on King Felipe VI of Spain's private jet from the Canary Islands back to Rome.
