Red Sox’s Hunter Refroe says team was told to stop COVID testing; MLB, team deny allegation
Boston Red Sox outfielder Hunter Renfroe made a wild claim in a radio interview Wednesday.
Britney Spears reshares topless pics, posts cheeky snaps and quotes Sophia Loren in Instagram spree
Britney Spears is resharing previously uploaded topless images to her Instagram because the last ones appeared out of focus, according to the pop star.
New York woman charged with murder after newborn found dead in garbage: prosecutors
A New York mom is charged with second-degree murder in the death of her newborn son who was found dead in a garbage can with a fractured skull,…
‘Police Academy’ star Art Metrano dead at 64
Art Metrano has passed away. The actor and comedian was known for his role in the second and third “Police Academy” films.
‘The Five’: ‘Bloodthirsty’ Biden taking Afghan crisis out on unvaccinated; ‘Marxism flows through everything’
President Biden’s public address laying out vaccine mandates was widely panned by “The Five” on Thursday.
California missing mother’s extended family spars with husband in court over visitation rights for children
Maya Millete, a missing California mother, vanished from her Chula Vista home more than eight months ago and her three children have not seen her side of the…
Department of Justice sues Texas over abortion law: ‘Clearly unconstitutional’
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas over its new law outlawing abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, Attorney General Merrick…
Sasse: Biden admin believes ‘managing 24-hour news cycle is far more important than Americans in Afghanistan’
Sen. Ben Sasse told “The Brian Kilmeade Show” that the Biden administration believes their “communication strategy of managing a 24-hour news cycle is far more important than Americans…
Biden to announce vaccine mandate for companies with more than 100 employees
President Joe Biden will announce Thursday that all employers with more than 100 workers will be forced to require coronavirus vaccinations or test employees weekly.
Some Chicago officials eligible for the highest pay bumps in more than decade, report says
Chicago’s 50 aldermen have until mid-September to decide whether or not they will be taking pay raises this year, including some officials who would be taking the biggest…