Bird, Taurasi earn spots on fifth US Olympic basketball team
Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi will try and become the first five-time Olympic gold medalists in basketball as they lead the U.S women’s team at the Tokyo Games.
Hegseth rips liberal cities’ ‘upside down’ crime policies on ‘Outnumbered’: ‘Recipe for insanity’
‘Fox & Friend Weekend’ co-host Pete Hegseth said Monday that police are being demoralized by “upside-down” policies that are more likely to charge them than criminals.
Royal Caribbean sails first trial cruise in US after industry’s 15-month pause
Royal Caribbean set sail for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Supreme Court’s NCAA ruling draws euphoric reaction from college sports world
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled in a unanimous decision the NCAA illegally restricted education-based benefits that could be used as compensation for student-athletes.
US Olympic athlete Chelsea Wolfe threatened to burn flag on podium
BMX Freestyle rider Chelsea Wolfe once said her goal was to win an Olympic medal “so I can burn a US flag on the podium.”
Republicans slam Biden’s ‘vague threats’ to China over COVID stonewall
House Republicans are not satisfied with the Biden administration’s stance against the Chinese government when it comes to making sure there is a thorough investigation of the coronavirus…
US reveals where it’s sending 55M COVID-19 vaccine doses worldwide
The Biden administration is sharing 55 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine globally by the end of the month with Latin American, Caribbean, Asian and African countries, the White…
Prince William, Prince Harry had a ‘fierce and bitter’ argument over Meghan Markle after bullying claims: book
Royal biographer Robert Lacey, who is also the official consultant on Netflix’s “The Crown,” has updated his book “Battle of Brothers: William and Harry – The Inside Story…
Scott Disick explains why he dates much younger women on ‘KUWTK’ reunion
Scott Disick is currently dating Amelia Hamlin, who is 18 years his junior.
Widespread support for voter ID and making early voting easier: national poll
Amid plenty of partisanship over election integrity and voter suppression, a new national poll indicates that most Americans support requiring voter identification to cast a ballot and easier…