Black coordinators make Super Bowl history with Buccaneers
Diversity matters to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the first team to reach the Super Bowl with a trio of Black assistant coaches serving as coordinators.
Virus may reduce total Super Bowl bets, but online to surge
Here’s one more thing the coronavirus pandemic has ruined for at least some people: betting on the Super Bowl.
North Carolina will no longer issue specialty license plates featuring Confederate battle flag
North Carolina will no longer issue or renew specialty license plates depicting the Confederate battle flag, officials said Monday.
William McGurn: COVID is being beaten by Catholic schools — will Biden speak up for them?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, Catholic-school administrators have moved heaven and earth to keep their classrooms open.
Hawks investigating courtside spat between Lakers’ LeBron James, ejected fan: report
The Atlanta Hawks are investigating Monday night’s courtside disturbance that saw four fans get escorted out by security after at least one got into a verbal altercation with…
Biden immigration orders are ‘foolishness’ that will ‘open gates’ to illegal immigrants: Cuccinelli
Former Director of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, Ken Cuccinelli slammed Biden’s recent executive orders and immigration policies on Tuesday, calling the administrations moves “foolishness” intended…
FBI identifies slain agents who ‘exemplified heroism’ in Fort Lauderdale shootings
The FBI released the identities of two federal agents who were killed in a shooting early Tuesday morning as law enforcement officials attempted to serve a search warrant…
Biden agriculture secretary nominee wants farmers on front line of climate change fight
Agriculture Secretary nominee Tom Vilsack touted the ability that American farmers have to drive the country’s progress when it comes to climate change.
Missouri teen who beat cancer 3 times dies from COVID-19
A Missouri teen who beat cancer three times has died from COVID-19 complications, her family said.
California hiker plunges nearly 100 feet to his death, officials say
A California hiker has died after getting swept up in a rockslide that sent him over the edge of a cliff, causing him to fall nearly 100 feet, the National Park Service (NPS) says.