Ana Gonzalez

As World Cup fever heats up, it's sparked some friendly competition beyond the soccer pitch.

At the motherhouse of the Dominican Sisters of Peace in Columbus, Ohio, jubilarians renew their vows on June 7, 2026, at a gathering to celebrate their milestone anniversaries of religious life, ranging from 50 to 80 years. (Courtesy of Ana Gonzalez)

Photo courtesy of FIFA Since kicking off on June 11, eight matches, including the highly anticipated final on July 19, have been scheduled to take place at East Rutherford's MetLife Stadium.

As I looked at the jubilarians, I reflected on their decades of prayer, ministry, service and fidelity lived one day at a time. Each of these women had once said yes to a call whose future she could not fully imagine.

Status Green proved their comeback is more than a moment — it's a movement still gaining steam. Photos by Chris Spiegel

Forget everything you know about mini golf. This high-energy experience at Albatross brings strategic shots, themed challenges and nonstop fun to every round.

Participants settle in with their books at the Anderson Market in Red Bank, turning a bustling space into a quiet moment of shared reading. Photos by Brittany Chrusciel

Football — or soccer, as we call it here in the United States — has taken the Garden State by storm.

Photo courtesy of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Residents of the Garden State all seem to know how important New Jersey was to America's journey to independence.

Preventative physical therapy programs are helping reduce the risk of ACL injuries in young athletes. Photo courtesy of Getty Images