Scotland fans have descended on Boston for the World Cup, and bars are struggling to keep up - AP News

Scotland fans have brought a festive atmosphere to Boston during the World Cup. The Tartan Army, as they’re known, has filled bars and restaurants, boosting the local economy and challenging beer supplies. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey extended bar hour…

Alex Freeman, son of ex-Packers WR Antonio Freeman, scores in USA's World Cup win over Australia - NFL.com

Alex Freeman, the son of former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Antonio Freeman, scored a goal in the first half of the United States' World Cup match against Australia on Friday, extending the red, white and blue's lead to 2-0.

USMNT sees off Australia to advance to World Cup knockout stage - ESPN

The U.S. shook off the absence of Christian Pulisic to beat Australia 2-0 in Seattle on Friday and clinch a spot in the World Cup knockout rounds.

The World Cup is literally shaking Seattle's Lumen Field. Here's proof - USA Today

Friday's USA-Australia World Cup game in Seattle set off spikes in sensors used to track earthquakes.

Titans, DT Simmons agree to 3-year extension with $100M guaranteed - ESPN

The Titans and defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons have agreed to a 3-year, $105.8M extension, his agents told ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo.

Where Massachusetts wants to take its Scottish love affair next - Politico

Gov. Maura Healey discussed what the Tartan Army takeover of Boston has to do with her affordability agenda.

Titans sign Jeffery Simmons to a three-year extension - NBC Sports

Simmons pushes bar for defensive tackle new-money APY to $35.2 million.

U.S. Open 2026: Joaquin Niemann 'not proud' of serious misconduct, believes penalty excessive - Golf Channel

Niemann, who was penalized two strokes for throwing his club during Thursday's first round, followed the incident with a second-round, 5-under 65 to make the U.S. Open cut.

Alex Freeman, son of Antonio, scores goal for U.S. vs. Australia - NBC Sports

"He did what?"

No Albo, still a party - Politico

One Labor pol made it from Canberra to Seattle.

Department of Justice investigating Major League Baseball for religious rights violations, San Francisco Giants Pride hat warnings - ABC7 Los Angeles

The Department of Justice announced that it is now investigating the MLB for violation of players' religious rights after its response to players writing Bible verses on their hats during a Pride night celebrating the LGBTQ+ community.

World Cup fans have been booing "hydration breaks" - NBC Sports

Bobby Boucher may understand.

From broken locker to U.S. Open leader: A year after his lowest moment, Wyndham Clark stands above the field - Yahoo Sports

A year ago, Clark left Oakmont in controversy. Now, he'll head into the weekend as the leader of the U.S. Open.

Justin Verlander To Miss Several Weeks With Hamstring Strain - MLB Trade Rumors

The injury bug bites Verlander just as he was recovering.

NBA insider: Celtics avoiding this 'elephant in the room' during Giannis Antetokounmpo pursuit - Boston.com

There's an elephant in the room during the Giannis Antetokounmpo discussions and the Celtics are reportedly avoiding it

Best Midlife Crisis Ever: An Unforgettable Day at the Knicks Parade - The Ringer

Confetti. Community. Mayor Mamdani. And so much joy. One writer recounts a whirlwind trip to New York to celebrate the Knicks (and her birthday).