Biden to host Super Bowl champ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tuesday
President Joe Biden will celebrate the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Super Bowl title when the team visits the White House on Tuesday.
South Korea removes banners at Olympic village after IOC ruling
South Korea’s Olympic committee said Saturday it removed banners at the Olympic athletes’ village in Tokyo that referred to a 16th-century war between Korea and Japan after the…
Pirates top Mets 4-1 after shoving match; Lindor injured
Francisco Lindor left injured moments before Marcus Stroman and his New York Mets teammates got into a heated shoving match with Pittsburgh during the Pirates’ rain-delayed 4-1 victory…
NFL teams to find ways to identify vaccinated members, Panthers among those with highest tax rates
Just ahead of training camp, about 73% of NFL players are vaccinated and only two NFL teams have less than 50% of their members vaccinated.
Apparently the science changed in Canada, Blue Jays can return home
A long-awaited return to Canada is in store for the Toronto Blue Jays after the team was granted National Interest Exemption to return to Rogers Centre in Downtown…
Erika Jayne gives NSFW response after Twitter user asks about her sexuality
Erika Jayne got candid about her sexuality and other topics during a Twitter Q&A with her followers.
Storms pound US, causing mudslides, power outages
As wildfires continue to rage across the arid and drought-stricken West, severe weather and flooding continue to threaten the eastern, southern and central U.S.
Shailene Woodley and Aaron Rodgers chose to live in their own ‘little bubble’ following engagement news
Shailene Woodley claimed she and Aaron Rodgers decided to stay in their own “little bubble” after announcing their engagement. The two were engaged for “months and months” before…
Immigrant turned US Army soldier-runner headed to Tokyo: ‘I’ll be doing this for the United States’
Spc. Benard Keter, a soldier-athlete with the Army’s World Class Athlete Program, is representing both Team USA and the U.S. Army during the men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase in Tokyo…
Heat wave in Pacific Northwest, Canada killed more than 1 billion sea creatures: researchers
As extreme climate-related events continue to strengthen in intensity and frequency across the world, wild animals are often the first to be impacted.