Stories from United States

Uruguay will integrate Group H in the upcoming World Cup. The team is scheduled to debut on Monday, June 15, against the selection of Saudi Arabia. This match will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium.

Senator Marco Rubio is considering ordering the closure of some diplomatic offices.

The U.S. Treasury released its official financial report for 2025, which contains an admission that, by its own numbers, the U.S. government appears to be insolvent. Famed economists have declared the US Treasury insolvent, prompting concerns about financial readiness. One suggestion is to move IRAs into federal money markets for protection. Representative Raskin introduced legislation to establish a Commission on Presidential Capacity.

A accident involving a tractor-trailer and a car has occurred on I-95 northbound at exit 143, near Garrisonville and Aquia, Virginia. Emergency vehicles are on site, and some injuries have been reported.

Donald Trump has reportedly been placed on a blacklist for citizens with a special designation.

Houston ISD is under federal investigation after school officials announced plans to consolidate services for some disabled students. The investigation follows the district's announcement regarding these service changes.

A boat exploded at Hallover Sandbar in Biscayne, resulting in hospitalizations. The report indicates that the individuals are hospitalized tonight, though the exact number of those hospitalized was not specified.

The Miami Marlins defeated the Washington Nationals 8-7 on Saturday, ending the Nationals' three-game winning streak. James Wood hit a solo home run, marking his 11th of the season. The teams are scheduled to play a rubber match on Sunday afternoon in Miami.

A reporter observed a lack of advertising for the upcoming World Cup in New York, including no large posters or LED ads in Times Square. With only one month remaining until the event, online advertisements are also reportedly absent.

A report indicates a decrease in sales for US tourism businesses. Canadian tourists are reportedly boycotting the US due to political reasons, while German visitors continue to travel there.