Wyndham pulling up to the Rink at the Canadian Open rocking the USA Hockey jersey & making bird. Incredible 💀

Opening Statement. 🇺🇸

THE PASSION FROM CHRISTIAN PULISIC

FINISHING IT OFF WITH A FOURTH GOAL!

OH MY GOODNESS!!! GIO REYNA WITH AN ABSOLUTE BANGER TO MAKE IT 4-1 JUST BEFORE FULL TIME. ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?!?!

GIO REYNA, TAKE A FUCKING BOW SON!!!

The USMNT scored as many goals in the first half of their 2026 World Cup opening match against Paraguay (3) as they did in the ENTIRE 2022 World Cup campaign (3). What a start 🇺🇸👏🔥

WORLD CUP ASSISTS 🇺🇸 Christian Pulisic: 3 🇵🇹 Cristiano Ronaldo: 2

Chills ahead of the USMNT World Cup opener. ❤️🇺🇸

This is not what we expected to happen when we boarded the plane to the USA last week😭

Quite the surreal morning in New Orleans today. We got a tour of the Saints and Pelicans facilities. Thank you so much for giving us this opportunity. Once in a lifetime.

The most surreal thing of our trip so far. Currently driving towards Louisiana and the radio station we were listening to started talking about our trip and played Ella Langley especially for us😭😭😭

The Spurs know how to TAKE the lead, they just don't know how to HOLD the lead. And that's really the most important part of the lead: the holding

The travel group with Buc-ee🦫

Dude did Waffle House, a game at Jordan Hare, and Bucees within about 36 hours. He’s speed running the SEC experience.

Common Tuesday activities in America Freddy Welcome 🇺🇸🫡

WHAT THE HELL WOW

This is the most “The European mind can’t comprehend this” moment of my life. One of my friends said, “Punch me five times tomorrow and I’ll still think this isn’t real.”

The European mind being American pilled by SEC football stadiums. I’m gonna shed a tear.

On this day in 1863, Union gunboats fired 443 mortar shells into Vicksburg in a single day. But that number alone doesn't tell you what it was actually like to be inside the city. By this point, over 500 caves had been dug into the yellow clay hillsides of Vicksburg. Families lived underground for weeks. Some caves were carpeted. Some had furniture. Enslaved people charged $30 to $50 per cave to dig them out for families who couldn't do it themselves. The civilians got eerily good at identifying incoming fire by sound alone. Parrott shells made a whistling shriek and were the most feared. Mortar rounds, though, made a slow arc through the sky you could actually track, almost lazy, more like "fireworks." People would step outside, watch one rise, calculate its trajectory, and go back underground. Over the full 39-day siege, roughly 22,000 shells landed in the city. Every pane of glass in Vicksburg was shattered. Not most. Every single one. Food ran out first. Then dignity. Citizens ate mules. Then rats. Then their pets. "We are utterly cut off from the world, surrounded by a circle of fire," wrote civilian Dora Miller in her diary. The guns never broke the city. Grant's army never stormed it. Vicksburg surrendered on July 4, 1863, because the people inside were starving to death. 30,000 Confederate soldiers laid down their arms. Grant, rather than humiliating them, let them walk home on parole. The most devastating siege on American soil, and most people couldn't name a single detail from it.