Buccaneers keep Super Bowl core team together, re-sign Leonard Fournette to one-year deal: report
Bruce Arians said after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the Super Bowl that he had hoped to keep the team together as much as possible going into next…
Arizona Gov. Ducey lifts COVID-19 rules after state hits 3M vaccinations
Arizona Republican Gov. Doug Ducey made waves on Thursday when he announced he would loosen COVID-19 restrictions on the state’s businesses, events and local ordinances.
Scarlett Johansson says she’s an actor, not a politician: ‘The other stuff is not my job’
The Marvel star, who is set to appear in the “Black Widow” in July, said she doesn’t want to feel obligated to have a “public role in society.”
CNN dismisses Redfield theory coronavirus came from Wuhan lab as ‘controversial’ and ‘without evidence’
Former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield told CNN Friday that he believed the coronavirus escaped from a lab in Wuhan, China, a theory largely dismissed…
Harvard punishes math professor who had ties to Jeffrey Epstein
The professor was found to have given Jeffrey Epstein “unrestricted” access to the campus.
Tennessee women attacked, robbed 14-year-old trampoline park employee
Tennessee police say five women assaulted a 14-year-old worker and stole her cellphone and headphones Sunday.
Derek Chauvin: What to know about former Minneapolis Police officer charged in George Floyd’s murder
Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis Police officer who was fired his role in the events leading to George Floyd’s death on Memorial Day, is on trial for murder.
Chris Wallace: Reagan ‘would have been roasted’ if he read foreign policy answers from script
“Fox News Sunday” host Chris Wallace told “America’s Newsroom” on Friday that former President Ronald Reagan would have been “roasted” if he had been answering reporters’ questions with a script…
Poor sleep, burnout may up coronavirus risk, study claims
Hoping to avoid a coronavirus infection? Avoid burnout and get good sleep, suggests the findings of a new study.
‘GRINCH Act’ introduced to protect children’s books from cancel culture: ‘No one is safe’
The Pennsylvania lawmaker is introducing the Guarding Readers’ Independence and Choice (GRINCH) Act to safeguard children’s literature from being “canceled.” The GRINCH Act will cut off government funding…