"The Declaration [of Independence] has three ideas at its heart," says Justice Neil Gorsuch.
"That we're all created equal, every one of us. And that each of us has rights given to us by God, not from government, right. And third, that we have the right and the power to rule ourselves.
"And those three ideas were really radical in 1776."
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The Coalition of the Willing. I thank every leader who stands with Ukraine and our people today. Everyone who understands that Russian aggression can be stopped only through collective pressure. And everyone who is ready to affirm this unity not only in words, but also through real decisions and assistance. There is no alternative to peace. And peace must prevail – thanks to our joint support and actions.
And so, the World Cup’s stay in Kansas City has come to an end. And it ended the same way it began 25 days ago, with an Argentinian celebration.
The greatest sporting event in the world outside of the Olympics came to our city and we did more than just hold our own, we dominated. We didn’t just host the party — provide the venue, the refreshments, the music — we did a stage dive right into the middle of it. And our guests took note. Teams, fans, media, everyone was over the moon about Paris of the Plains.
This was a transformational moment in the history of this place we call home. So many people fall in love over one summer with someone they never met before. I feel like we’re going to look back at this as the summer when the world fell in love with Kansas City.
The World Cup is shining a spotlight on America's heartland.
The tournament has become an unexpected showcase for the U.S., bringing fans from around the world to places they likely never would have visited. Nowhere is that more true than in Middle America, where many visitors say they're discovering what they call "the real America."
@Garrett_FoxNews reports from Kansas City, Missouri.
AMAZING: Foreigners in the U.S. for the World Cup are raving about America’s heartland, with Kansas City — by far the smallest host city — emerging as a surprising fan favorite. “I NEVER get this barbecue in China.”
“I advise you to visit Kansas. It’s most beautiful.”
“The nicest people. People are really nice.”
“It’s nothing like Miami, or New York. I mean it’s the heart of the U.S.”
Solomia Lukyanets is a Ukrainian opera singer internationally known for her historic audition on The Voice Kids Germany in 2015, where at just 13 years old she moved the judges and the audience to tears singing Time to Say Goodbye.
Highly recommend the entire Tom Brady interview but I’ve been floored by how open Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce have been about just how happy they are Eric Bieniemy is back with the Chiefs because of his intensity and how he openly rips players.
What happened in 2023-25???
Sergeant Major of the Army and former Delta Force operator Michael Weimer awarding cadets from Old Dominion University Army ROTC on March 22, 2026.
Each of his sleeve stripes signifies 6 months deployed to a combat zone.
The cadets from ODU were recognized for their bravery in subduing and killing the gunman during the March 12 school shooting.
Today is the funeral of little angel Milana. She was just 5 years old. Russians killed her mother Natalia as well. Her older sister, Veronica, 13, is in the hospital.
📍Sumy, Ukraine
My heart is with the people of Ukraine. For the past few years, we've dedicated this moment during The Rhythm of My Heart to the strength, courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people. Every night, the crowd joins together in support. In light of the recent horrific attacks on Kyiv, I hope this small tribute reminds you that people all over the world continue to stand with you.