
NPR Roundup: Box Office Boom, Political Shifts, and Community Tragedies
A cross-country look at the week's most compelling stories from NPR member stations

A cross-country look at the week's most compelling stories from NPR member stations

A devastating defeat to LASK leaves Celtic's European ambitions in doubt and sparks fierce criticism from captain Callum McGregor.

The rugged smartwatch gets its most significant update yet, with a brighter screen, upgraded performance, and a premium Pro variant.

Mikel Arteta's side begin Premier League title defence with dominant Emirates win as Coventry's top-flight return falls flat.

Six 30-second all-out efforts alter nearly a quarter of blood proteins and over 200 metabolites, linked to lower risks of obesity and diabetes.

Trump-backed race brings 200 mph action to iconic D.C. landmarks, but not without controversy and logistical headaches.

New official fantasy games aim to boost retention and visibility for the WSL and NWSL, while men's competitions offer drama across Europe and beyond.

Richard Masters accuses FIFA of a 'self-inflicted wound' while separate controversies rock the organisation, including the sacking of Kevin Lamour and FA's torn allegiance.

Guggenheim CEO and Dodgers owner flips Lakers stake, explores asset sales to pay down insurer loans amid federal probe.

The left-hander's 1974 elbow injury led to a revolutionary operation that transformed careers and became a staple of the sport.