Endangered right whale found dead off South Carolina beach
A critically endangered North Atlantic right whale was found dead over the weekend off the coast of South Carolina, more than four months after it had been spotted…
Shaquille O’Neal slams new era of NBA players: ‘They’re pudding pops’
Los Angeles Lakers great Shaquille O’Neal didn’t hold during an appearance on “The Dan Patrick Show” when asked about the NBA’s new generation of players.
Ancient ceremonial chariot excavated in Pompeii: ‘Extraordinary find’
Artifacts are still being uncovered in the lost city of Pompeii nearly 1,942 years after the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer threatened with subpoena over secret payout to health director
Michigan Republicans threatened Gov. Gretchen Whitmer with a subpoena amid their accusations she mishandled the coronavirus pandemic.
Channing Phillips to be DC acting US attorney, but Michael Sherwin will supervise Capitol riot probe
Channing Phillips will take the reins as acting United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, effective Wednesday, with current acting U.S. Attorney Michael Sherwin transitioning to a…
‘Emotional wreck’: Star departures hit Houston sports fans
Five-year-old Sawyer Brown was inconsolable. Her father, Chris Brown, had told her James Harden wouldn’t be with the Houston Rockets anymore after being traded to Brooklyn.
Who is Dr. Seuss author Theodor Seuss Geisel?
Tuesday, March 2, marks National Read Across America Day, which also coincides with famous children’s author Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
Pennsylvania ranks first in Capitol riot-related arrests: report
Pennsylvania, lifeblood of the American Revolution, has so far seen the most arrests related to the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection compared to any other state, according to a…
Sonic slushes get hard seltzer treatment with these boozy sips
Sonic teams up with COOP Ale Works brewery for hard seltzer flavors inspired by its popular slushes.
BBC apologizes after airing radio interview with Cory Booker imposter
The BBC apologized over the weekend after airing a radio interview with a man who falsely claimed to be Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J.