Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have purchased Strancally castle, a 440-acre gothic estate in county Waterford, Ireland, estimated to be valued between €20m and €30m.

Carlos Alcaraz announced his return from a right wrist injury to defend his U.S. Open title, having missed major tournaments since April.

James Harden agreed to a three-year, $97 million contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, keeping the veteran guard with the team after their Eastern Conference finals loss.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged American allies to support plans for comprehensive economic pressure against Iran, warning that countries doing business with Tehran will face severe consequences.

An Albany woman has been charged with plotting to bomb the New York state Capitol building to kill lawmakers, allegedly motivated by religious objections to state laws, according to federal authorities.

The integration mandate requiring states to provide disability services in community settings rather than institutions is facing legal challenges and shifting enforcement priorities from federal authorities.

An NPR review found that the grievance system in immigration detention has largely collapsed, leaving detainees with minimal recourse to report mistreatment, medical neglect, and other violations of detention standards.

Bond markets are experiencing sharp declines as investors grow concerned about rising inflation and record U.S. government debt levels, which could have significant implications for borrowing costs throughout the economy.

A Texas judge was removed from the case of Karmelo Anthony, a teenager convicted of fatally stabbing a high school athlete, ahead of a hearing on whether to grant a new trial.