Eating too much hummus can be harmful to your health: Report
Apparently, you can have too much humus.
De Blasio scolds Hawks star Trae Young ahead of Game 2: ‘Play the game the right way’
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio fanned the flames of a budding rivalry between the Knicks and their first-round opponent Atlanta Hawks before Game 2 of the…
Federal charges against Steve Bannon officially dismissed
A federal judge has just granted Stephen Bannon’s motion to dismiss the case against him following then-President Donald Trump’s pardon.
Trend of likening Capitol riot to 9/11 attacks continues with HuffPo White House correspondent
Huffington Post White House correspondent S.V. Dáte added his name to a growing list of public figures who believe the January 6 Capitol riot was on par with…
EURO 2020: Virus poses financial, logistical challenges
A tournament intended to be a celebration of European soccer will instead reflect many of the uncertainties that have beset the sport during the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Hero Dogs’: Courageous canine survives two stabbings in the line of duty
From the battlefield to the home front, Season 3 of Fox Nation’s ‘Hero Dogs’ features first-hand accounts of courageous canines saving lives. The series, hosted by Fox News’…
Trista Sutter’s husband Ryan reveals his mystery illness is Lyme disease
The former “Bachelorette” winner has Lyme disease that was triggered by high levels of mold in his body, he shared on wife Trista Sutter’s podcast, “Better Etc.,” on Tuesday.
Princeton athletic director hired as LPGA commissioner
The LPGA Tour chose Princeton athletic director Mollie Marcoux Samaan as its commissioner Tuesday, the second woman to lead the tour since its formation in 1950.
Biden must get tougher on Israel, hundreds of campaign staffers urge
More than 500 former members of President Biden’s 2020 election campaign and other Democratic staffers have signed onto an open letter calling on the president to “unequivocally condemn”…
Long season tests Miami Marlins rookies Chisholm, Rogers
Even when Miami Marlins dynamo Jazz Chisholm was batting over .300 in mid-May, he knew what that meant.