Country star Luke Combs apologizes for past use of Confederate flag imagery: ‘There’s no excuse’
Country singer Luke Combs has apologized for his past use of the Confederate flag.
Gov hopeful Glenn Youngkin says Virginia wants an outsider: ‘I’m tired of the Republican Party losing’
Virginia hasn’t elected a Republican governor since Bob McDonnell in 2009, but a crowded field of Republican candidates is hoping to change that.
Hannity, ‘Fox & Friends’ hosts remember Rush Limbaugh: He was always in ‘crosshairs’ of cancel culture
Fox News host Sean Hannity remembered conservative radio legend Rush Limbaugh in an appearance Thursday morning on “Fox & Friends,” saying Limbaugh experienced what is now known as “cancel culture” decades…
NHL-leading Maple Leafs beat last-place Senators 2-1
Alexander Kerfoot broke a tie with 9:14 left, Frederik Andersen made 27 saves and the NHL-leading Toronto Maple Leafs beat the last-place Ottawa Senators 2-1 on Wednesday night.
Sabonis, Brogdon lead Pacers past Timberwolves 134-128 in OT
Domantas Sabonis had 36 points, 17 rebounds and 10 rebounds, and Malcolm Brogdon added 32 points and nine rebounds as the Indiana Pacers beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 134-128…
Reporter’s Notebook: Chicago schools face nightmare as Illinois pushes progressive politics
The disconnect between the progressive ideology driving these new standards and the realities on the ground could not be starker.
Vince Gill speaks out on Morgan Wallen controversy, says country isn’t just for ‘conservative’ ‘White America’
Vince Gill spoke out about diversity in country music as well as the scandal surrounding Morgan Wallen that started a conversation about racism within the genre.
Embiid leads 76ers past short-handed Rockets 118-113
Joel Embiid’s back was hurting. Luckily, for the 76ers his game was not.
Young scores 40, Hawks end skid, slip by Celtics 122-114
Hawks associate head coach Nate McMillan described his team as being “emotionally drunk” at times in close games this season.
Hong Kong activist publisher Jimmy Lai denied bail again
Prominent Hong Kong democracy advocate and newspaper publisher Jimmy Lai was again denied bail on Thursday ahead of his April trial on charges of colluding with foreign forces.