United States

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Sports World Cup 2026 Awarded To U.S, Canada & Mexico First time in FIFA's history that a three-nation bid has been awarded. By Kyle Rooney June 13, 2018
Life Rebels Lose Control Of Aleppo To Assad's Russia-Backed Government Forces The fighting in Aleppo has stopped, but not before much blood was shed. By hnhh December 13, 2016
Pop Culture US Closes Canada Borders Due To Coronavirus: Trump The borders separating the United States and Canada have been temporarily closed to non-essential travel. By Alex Zidel March 18, 2020
Sports Kyle Kuzma Dons Anti-Violence Shirt After Recent Mass Shootings Kuzma wore the shirt to Team USA training camp. By Alexander Cole August 09, 2019
News Donald Trump Elected President Of The United States No joke, Donald Trump has won the 2016 Presidential election. By Kevin Goddard November 09, 2016
Crime Several Dead In El Paso Wal-Mart Shooting At least 19 people have died in an El Paso Wal-Mart shooting. By Milca P. August 03, 2019
Music French Montana Receives His U.S. Citizenship French Montana becomes a citizen of the country he's lived in for decades. By Matthew Parizot June 14, 2018
Society Trump Administration Adds Three New Countries to Travel Ban Donald Trump re-ups his travel ban order. By Milca P. September 25, 2017
Politics Meek Mill Says The U.S. Might Be The "Most Racist Country" After Capitol Riot In reaction to the violent mob at the U.S. Capitol yesterday, Meek is calling the country "the most racist" in the world. By Madusa S. January 07, 2021
Sports Several NFLers Flirting With Idea Of Sitting Out With Kaepernick & Reid: Report A few NFLers are reportedly working on a plan to coerce 25% of the league to sit out. By Devin Ch May 28, 2018
Politics Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Speaks On Anti-Black Racism Justin Trudeau took a moment to reflect on the racial injustices in Canada, as well as Donald Trump's use of militarized police. By Mitch Findlay June 02, 2020
Crime Congress Approves Legislation Making Lynching A Federal Hate Crime It only took 120 years, but lynching is finally considered a federal hate crime in the U.S. By Kevin Goddard February 27, 2020