UCLA-Michigan conjures up more memorable images of March
The names UCLA and Michigan can’t help but conjure up some of the most memorable images of March.
Not just offense: Gonzaga trusts defense entering USC game
Gonzaga has spent its entire season pushing tempo, knocking down shots and rolling to comfortable wins with one of the best offenses college basketball has seen in two decades.
Matt Taibbi challenges Scarborough to debate after MSNBC host hints Russia hoax critics are on Putin ‘payroll’
Journalist Matt Taibbi took MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough to task Monday after the “Morning Joe” host suggested that critics of the mainstream media’s Russian collusion narrative are on Vladimir Putin’s…
Iran, China sign deal to warn US against isolating them, professor says
Over the weekend, Tehran and Beijing signed a 25-year cooperation deal amidst great fanfare in the Iranian capital. University of Tehran Professor Mohammad Marandi, who is close to the…
‘American Idol’ alum Kelly Clarkson opens up about career doubts following Season 1 win
“American Idol” winner Kelly Clarkson said she wasn’t sure where her career would go after winning Season 1. Clarkson spoke to Andy Cohen during Friday’s episode of “The…
Top-seeded Stanford, No. 2 Louisville meet in 2018 rematch
Tara VanDerveer rooted for Oregon to reach the Elite Eight — supporting the Pac-12 after all.
Ohio GOP Rep. Mike Turner moves toward Senate run
Longtime Republican Rep. Mike Turner of Ohio is taking a major step toward launching a bid for his state’s open GOP-held Senate seat.
What’s ahead? NFL owners to meet about upcoming season
What’s ahead for the NFL in 2021? Not even the teams know.
California teacher blames ‘White supremacy’ for parents demanding schools reopen
A California high school teacher has ruffled some feathers for appearing to suggest that parents who want their kids back in school for in-person learning are “White supremacists.”
Church attendance drops below 50% in US, poll finds
A new poll indicates that American church membership has fallen below the majority for the first time.