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From fast-paced team sports to individual pursuits, most popular sports in America boasts a rich sporting culture that continues to shape the nation's identity.

Due to Typhoon Doksuri, Taiwan cancels the Han Kuang military training. In preparation for what may be the most powerful storm to make landfall on Taiwan in the last four years, the island nation has called off some of its major military training.

Surprising avalanche of space boulders triggered by NASA's asteroid impact mission after achieving a successful disruption of an asteroid's orbit last year. The mission involved the Double Asteroid Redirection Test spacecraft (DART) colliding with Dimorphos, a moon of the larger asteroid Didymos, at a remarkable speed of 14,000 miles per hour.

Selena Gomez is having a great birthday party! The 'Only Murders in the Building star', Selena Gomez celebrates 31st birthday with a big party with friends, including Paris Hilton and Christina Aguilera. On Saturday, she posted a bunch of behind-the-scenes photos from the party on Instagram.

Scientist claim they know why there is a gravity hole in the Indian Ocean after being perplexed by the intriguing phenomenon where Earth's gravitational pull is weaker, the mass is lower than normal, and the sea level dips by an astonishing 328 feet (100 meters).

Kiri Allan, who is New Zealand's Justice Minister, resigns after car crash charges. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement on Monday, shedding light on the incident that took place on Evans Bay Parade in Wellington, New Zealand's capital city, on Sunday night.

Malaysia halts music festival after same-sex kiss by The 1975 band. The 1975 can never play in Malaysia again because lead singer Matt Healy kissed a male bandmate onstage and spoke out against the country's anti-LGBT+ laws.

Unprecedented flooding hits Nova Scotia, Canadian province, as three months' worth of rain fell in just one day, causing widespread flooding and leaving at least four people missing, including two children.

Based on a systematic global analysis of GPS time-series data from nearly 100 large earthquakes, researchers have identified the presence of a precursory phase of fault slip that typically takes place approximately two hours before the occurrence of seismic rupture, which is proof that GPS data could predict large earthquakes hours in advance.

Former President Donald J. Trump's legal troubles have escalated with the revelation that Donald Trump faces potential criminal charges into the aftermath of the 2020 election.

Before they come out, both Greta Gerwig's Barbie and Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer are getting a lot of attention. The reviews for Oppenheimer finally came out on Wednesday, July 19, a day after the reviews for Barbie. while it is expected that Oppenheimer blows past Barbie on Rotten Tomatoes with a near perfect score, it is expected that Barbie will sell more tickets than Oppenheimer.

Last week, a skyscraper-size asteroid flew close to the earth than the moon, leaving scientists unaware for two days. The asteroid with a size of a 20-story building zoomed past at a distance roughly a quarter of that between our planet and the moon.

In a show of widespread dissent, tens of thousands of Israeli protesters disrupt travel amid Netanyahu's controversial judicial overhaul plan. The protesters took to the streets on Tuesday, blocking highways, train stations, and congregating in central Tel Aviv to voice their opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's contentious judicial overhaul plan.

Miranda Lambert fan is "appalled" after singer busts her for selfie. A fan named Adela Calin, who was recently reprimanded by Miranda Lambert for snapping a photo during one of the singer's performances, described the event like she was back at school with the teacher scolding her.

Arctic and Antarctic face days-long radio blackouts as cannibal CME erupts from sun according to NOAA's report. In its report, it claims that an ongoing solar storm has struck the polar regions of our planet. Experts have identified the impact as a "cannibal" coronal mass ejection originating from the sun.

The news that Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello announce separation has sent shockwaves through Hollywood. The couple, who once seemed inseparable, released a joint statement confirming their decision to part ways.

Russia strikes Ukrainian ports shortly after pulling out of a U.N.-backed agreement for safe Black Sea grain exports. The strikes targeted fuel storage in Odesa and a seaborne drone plant, in what Russia called "mass revenge strikes" for previous attacks on its road bridge to the occupied Crimean Peninsula.

The new movie by Japanese cartoon master Miyazaki has been bought by U.S.-based distributor Gkids. Hayao Miyazaki final movie changes its American title will be called "The Boy and the Heron." The much-anticipated movie, "Kimitachi wa Do Ikiruka" (which means "How Do You Live"), came out in Japanese cinemas earlier on Friday.

NASA deploys fleet of satellites in Starling Mission as the mission is poised to launch a cluster of four six-unit (6U)-sized CubeSats into Earth's orbit this July. The primary objective of this mission is to evaluate the capability of these CubeSats to autonomously collaborate without real-time guidance from mission control.

Canadian wildfire smoke triggers air quality alerts across northern US, stretching from Montana to Vermont. Forecasters estimate that around 70 million people will be affected by decreased visibility and poor air quality, including residents of major cities such as Chicago, Detroit, New York, St. Louis, and Cleveland.

Sir Elton John called as defense witness in Kevin Spacey trial, which made the star of "American Beauty" cry. On Monday afternoon, Spacey cried in court as he listened to 10 character references from family members and friends who work in the theater and film business.

A recent publication in Nature Aging, authored by researchers from Integrated Biosciences, sheds light on how artificial intelligence unlocks new advancements in anti-aging medicine, promising intersection of synthetic biology, machine learning, and aging research.

Russia threatens use of cluster munitions against Ukraine if Ukraine uses such weapons against Russian forces, according to President Vladimir Putin.

After American stars and writers said they would go on strike together, Hollywood's film and TV industries will pretty much shut down. The choice to walk out means that both SAG-AFTRA and WGA will be on strike at the same time for the first time in 63 years. The national board of SAG-AFTRA, which stands for Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, decided unanimously to go on Hollywood Actors Strike Thursday morning, the guild said at a news conference in the afternoon.