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CBS renews ‘Young Sheldon’ for 3 more years

CBS renews ‘Young Sheldon’ for 3 more years

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The comedy show is a spinoff of “The Big Bang Theory.”

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Dunkin’, Charli D’Amelio release scrunchies, onesie in new merch line

Dunkin’, Charli D’Amelio release scrunchies, onesie in new merch line

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Dunkin’ released a line of merchandise this week as part of its continued partnership with 16-year-old TikTok star Charli D’Amelio.

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Supreme Court tips off a legal fight over NCAA amateurism restrictions

Supreme Court tips off a legal fight over NCAA amateurism restrictions

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The justices heard 95-minutes of oral arguments over whether the NCAA – inter-collegiate sports’ main governing body – is using its anti-trust protections to illegally cap non-cash “education-based…

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Delta to stop blocking middle seats in May, brings back snacks

Delta to stop blocking middle seats in May, brings back snacks

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Delta Air Lines will end its middle seat blocking policy on May 1.

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Biden should keep dog Major away from people after 2nd bite: lawyers

Biden should keep dog Major away from people after 2nd bite: lawyers

by 6 years agoUncategorized

President Biden has a duty to keep his German Shepherd, Major, away from people after the dog bit a second employee, a personal injury lawyer told Fox News.

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Emmert promises WBCA he will work to fix ‘stark’ inequities

Emmert promises WBCA he will work to fix ‘stark’ inequities

by 6 years agoUncategorized

NCAA President Mark Emmert promised the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association he will work with coaches to fix the “stark difference” between the Division I men’s and women’s tournaments.

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Chicago-area sales executive dies in Florida saving children from dangerous rip current, report says

Chicago-area sales executive dies in Florida saving children from dangerous rip current, report says

by 6 years agoUncategorized

A sales executive at a suburban Chicago newspaper died after rescuing children from a rip current in the Gulf of Mexico while on vacation in Florida earlier this…

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Map reveals most popular cocktails across US during pandemic

Map reveals most popular cocktails across US during pandemic

by 6 years agoUncategorized

A new report from Upgraded Points claims to have identified the most popular cocktails in each state through the last historic year.

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What we know about AstraZeneca vaccine blood clot reports

What we know about AstraZeneca vaccine blood clot reports

by 6 years agoWorld

German officials have decided to limit the use of AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine in people under 60 after more unusual blood clots were reported in a small number of…

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AOC complains calling border crisis ‘a surge’ pushes White supremacy, but even New York Times uses term

AOC complains calling border crisis ‘a surge’ pushes White supremacy, but even New York Times uses term

by Brian Flood6 years agoWorld

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., feels calling the influx of migrants along the southern border a “surge” pushes White supremacy, but even the New York Times, her hometown liberal paper,…

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  • Gavin Newsom signs Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha into law as new California state holidays

    Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the Muslim days Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha into law as California state holidays before signing bills protecting Jewish holidays.

  • Michigan decision forces removal of disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar from sex offender registry

    Larry Nassar was removed from the Michigan Sex Offender Registry after a state Supreme Court ruling barred retroactive application of registry laws.

  • Angel Reese's Defensive Player of the Year win looks like WNBA media rewarding its own hype

    Angel Reese earned 46 WNBA Defensive Player of the Year votes, but the Atlanta Dream's unchanged 30-14 record raises some serious questions.

  • Kratom industry warns synthetic opioids should not be called 'kratom'

    The American Kratom Association claims products found near two dead Ole Miss students were synthetic opioids, not natural kratom, amid pending toxicology.

  • Mamdani pledges millions to combat antisemitism while leaving key question unresolved

    New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's antisemitism task force boosts funding from $3 million to $29 million but refuses to adopt a formal definition of anti-Jewish hate.