US ARCHIVE

• Placid semi-pro baseball team celebrates its ninth annual Day of Honor today.

• Fort McClellan was reactivated as a military post in January 1951.

• Mariska Hargitay shows off her New York Knicks jersey on social media.

* Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning throws a pass against Texas A&M Aggies at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.

• Knitting and crocheting are experiencing a resurgence in popularity among people of all ages.

• Chargers conclude offseason, begin training camp at El Segundo headquarters next.

• Spider-Man's popularity surpasses other Marvel heroes in sales and impact.

• AI is commoditizing crypto news, forcing media firms to adapt.

• Fever coach Stephanie White faces backlash after Caitlin Clark's signature shoe launch news.

• Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez's wife Begoña Gomez must stand trial on corruption charges.

• Nine people remain in critical condition after UK train crash near Bedford.

• Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon killed at least 16 people, including two children, on Saturday.

Netherlands and Sweden resume their 2026 World Cup campaigns in a Group F match in Houston.

• Historic High Rock Lookout vandalized, prompting Forest Service investigation.

• Las Vegas Aces owner Mark Davis and part-owner Tom Brady met before the game at T-Mobile Arena.

• Influencers and wealthy individuals share tips on biohacking to extend lifespan.

• Ricketts introduces legislation to speed up SNAP application processing in the Senate.

Johnny Rzeznik, Goo Goo Dolls frontman, expresses discomfort with using his songs for intimate moments.

• Pineapple is surprisingly easy to grow in Louisiana due to its hardy nature.

* Brooklyn Beckham stars in a DoorDash ad, sparking controversy over his family's feelings.

• SLO County has the authority to ban ICE prisons, but has yet to take action.

• Fremont Friendship Center offers funny money bingo activities next week.

• Corinna Mullin, anti-Israel professor, arrested for leading violent campus protests, returns to CUNY classrooms.

• Europe experiences severe heatwave, prompting crisis talks in France.

• Two freight trains collided on a railway bridge in Munich, Germany, sending two wagons off the bridge.

• Israeli strikes and gunfire kill at least five people in Gaza, including a child, health officials say.