Tom Brady decides on Masters fantasy team ahead of golf tournament
Tom Brady is getting ready for the Masters and, like a lot of fans who will settle in to watch the four rounds starting Thursday, he picked four…
Bullet found in bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, Montana father claims
Bullets aren’t hot or cheesy.
Politico sparks backlash for proclaiming Andrew Yang the ‘most prominent’ Asian-American politician
New York City mayoral contender Andrew Yang is a well-known Asian politician, but Politico caused outrage Tuesday when it forgot about Vice President Kamala Harris and declared Yang “the…
Mrs. Sri Lanka winner says she suffered head injury after her crown was taken from her national TV
Beauty queen Pushpika De Silva claims she suffered injuries to her head when her Mrs. Sri Lanka crown was taken from her on national TV Sunday.
McEnany rips ’60 Minutes’ over ‘attempt to take down’ DeSantis for coronavirus response
Fox News “Outnumbered” panelist Kayleigh McEnany said on Tuesday that the 60 Minutes story on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is CBS’s “attempt to take down” a Republican who…
Celebrity chef David Chang’s fried chicken sandwich chain Fuku opening in Texas
Texas is getting a taste of celebrity chef David Chang’s New York City-based fried chicken sandwich chain Fuku.
Michigan officials investigating after 246 ‘fully vaccinated’ residents get COVID-19, 3 die: report
As many as 246 Michigan residents who were “fully vaccinated” against COVID-19 later tested positive for the deadly bug — including three who have died, according to a…
Ohio’s new ‘stand your ground’ gun law takes effect Tuesday
Ohio’s new “Stand Your Ground” gun law, which expands circumstances where individuals are able to legally use deadly force in self-defense, goes into effect Tuesday.
Biden expected to move up deadline for adults to be eligible for vaccines
President Biden is expected to announce Tuesday that he is moving up the date for adults to become eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine by April 19.
CDC: There’s 1-in-10,000 chance of getting COVID from surfaces
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says there is a less than one-in-10,000 chance of catching COVID-19 from surfaces.