Idaho angler reclaims fishing record after losing it in 2019
The only thing better than earning a record is reclaiming a record.
New images show expansion of migrant facility in Donna, Texas as crisis rages
New images show the extent to which the migrant facility in Donna, Texas has expanded in recent weeks as authorities scramble to find space to house an overwhelming…
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s ex-wife Miranda Kerr discuss their ‘close’ relationship
Orlando Bloom was married to Miranda Kerr before becoming engaged to Katy Perry.
Jason Whitlock: Twitter targeted me over Black Lives Matter criticism as message to other sports journalists
Sports writer Jason Whitlock said Twitter’s recent decision to lock him out of his account for criticizing Black Lives Matter was part of a wider campaign by Big Tech…
Michigan’s top health official travels to Alabama after Whitmer spring break warning
Michigan’s health director Elizabeth Hertel left the state last week after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer discouraged residents from traveling for spring break, a local news service first reported.
Illinois school renamed to honor John Lewis, after ‘Obama’ proposal sparked backlash
The proposal to use the Obamas’ name sparked backlash among a group of Latino activists last month, who argued that the school board should be more conscious about the…
Chauvin trial expert blames George Floyd’s death on heart rhythm problem
George Floyd died of a sudden heart rhythm problem due to his heart disease while being restrained by police, a retired forensic pathologist testified for the defense Wednesday at…
FDA removal of restrictions on telemedicine abortions prompts celebration, safety concerns
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has lifted restrictions on telemedicine abortions, reigniting debate over the administration of the controversial drug mifepristone.
Luke Bryan says ‘make-up sex’ keeps 14-year marriage to wife Caroline ‘great’
The couple married in December 2006 and are raising their two sons, nephew, and two nieces together.
BLM co-founder’s consulting firm pulled in over $20K a month as she chaired LA jail reform group
The consulting firm of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation co-founder Patrisse Cullors pulled in over $20,000 a month while she served as the chairwoman of a Los Angeles jail…