Turkey blocks American LGBTQ+ cruise from docking, citing ‘moral standards’
Turkey has barred an LGBTQ+ cruise carrying more than 1,000 American travelers from docking at its ports, citing "moral values," forcing organizers to reroute the Mediterranean voyage.
Spain waltzes past Austria into the World Cup Round of 16
Spain cruised into the Round of 16 with a dominant 3–0 victory over Austria, as Mikel Oyarzabal's brace and Pedro Porro's goal sealed an impressive performance.
Completing the Puzzle Review: Why This Puzzle Subscription Service Is Changing the Way We Enjoy Jigsaw Puzzles
Looking for the best puzzle subscription service? Completing the Puzzle makes it easier than ever to enjoy premium jigsaw puzzles without the cost, clutter, or commitment of buying a new one every time.
Black women artists explore 250 years of U.S. history in new Maryland exhibit
A new Annapolis museum exhibit explores 250 years of U.S. history through the work of 17 Black women artists, centering overlooked stories of memory, resistance, and legacy.
Portugal wraps up World Cup stay in Palm Beach Gardens
Portugal wrapped up its World Cup training camp in Palm Beach Gardens, praising the city’s hospitality before departing for its Round of 32 match against Croatia.
Pope’s July 4 visit to migrant hotspot sends a veiled message to US leaders
Pope Leo XIV will mark America’s 250th Independence Day by spotlighting migrants during a symbolic visit to Lampedusa, renewing the Vatican’s message on immigration.
How FIFA World Cup leftovers are helping feed thousands of families
As the FIFA World Cup brings massive crowds to Kansas City, one local nonprofit is turning thousands of pounds of leftover food into fresh meals for families in need instead of letting it go to waste.
How you decide which of more than 30 soccer jerseys to wear to your team’s World Cup game
An England supporter’s lifelong collection of Three Lions jerseys finally met its moment as a World Cup knockout match in Atlanta turned into a deeply personal celebration of soccer, nostalgia and national pride.
Have tennis outfits always been this outrageous? Kind of
From Naomi Osaka’s couture-inspired Wimbledon entrance to Serena Williams’ stylish return, tennis continues to prove why it remains the sport where fashion and athletic excellence have always gone hand in hand.
OpenAI in talks to give Trump administration a 5% stake in the company, FT reports
OpenAI is reportedly discussing giving the U.S. government a 5% stake in the company as the Trump administration explores new ways to oversee—and benefit from—the booming artificial intelligence industry.
Securing America’s 250: Law enforcement faces shifting plans and World Cup demands
Federal and local authorities are mounting an unprecedented security operation for Washington's July Fourth celebrations as officials balance evolving event logistics, heightened concerns over threats to President Donald Trump, and nationwide security demands during the World Cup.
World Cup serves up huge drama as England survive DR Congo and Belgium comes back from two goals down to beat Senegal
Harry Kane rescued England from a stunning upset with two late goals, while Belgium mounted an unforgettable comeback from two goals down to eliminate Senegal in another dramatic day of FIFA World Cup knockout action.
Facing drama and politics, Essence Fest looks to make a comeback
As the Essence Festival returns to New Orleans, organizers face high expectations after last year's criticism, with attendees watching closely to see whether the iconic celebration can reclaim its place as the premier gathering of Black culture and community.
Trump wants to ditch his signature trade deal. It’s not that easy
President Donald Trump is signaling he may walk away from the USMCA trade deal with Canada and Mexico, but legal hurdles, economic risks and supply chain dependence make an actual withdrawal far more complicated than political rhetoric suggests.
AFROPOP PAINTS PORTRAIT OF VISIONARY BLACK ARTIST NELLIE MAE ROWE Black Public Media’s This World Is Not My Own Premieres July 2, Celebrating the Boundless Genius of a Self-Taught American Original
A groundbreaking documentary from Black Public Media’s AfroPoP series spotlights visionary folk artist Nellie Mae Rowe, whose imaginative world of color, sculpture and storytelling redefines American art just in time for the nation’s 250th birthday celebrations.
America’s Forgotten Soldiers: The Black Patriots Project
Through centuries of hidden records and forgotten names, descendants of Black Revolutionary War soldiers are uncovering long-overdue proof of their ancestors’ service—and reshaping how America remembers its founding story.
Conference offers safe space for gay men to unpack the stigmas, challenges of adoption and surrogacy
A married Atlanta couple is sharing their surrogacy journey to help other gay men navigate the path to parenthood while challenging misconceptions and highlighting the importance of support, education and chosen family.
Mexico batters Ecuador and everything else you need to know about Tuesday’s World Cup action
France, Norway and Mexico punched their tickets to the World Cup Round of 16 on a dramatic Tuesday highlighted by Kylian Mbappé's brilliance, Erling Haaland's late heroics and Mexico's long-awaited knockout victory on home soil.
Trump’s audacious bid to end birthright citizenship was not an entire loss at the Supreme Court
A landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling preserved birthright citizenship, rejecting President Donald Trump's executive order while setting the stage for continued political and legal battles over immigration and constitutional rights.
How a new super PAC formed to counter AIPAC is fueling democratic socialists’ wins
A new progressive super PAC is challenging AIPAC’s dominance in Democratic primaries, pouring millions into pro-Palestinian candidates and reshaping the political battle over money, influence, and U.S. policy toward Israel ahead of the 2026 elections.
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