Ex-Salvadoran soccer boss pleads guilty to bribery charge
The former president of El Salvador’s soccer federation pleaded guilty Monday in a U.S. court to a corruption charge in the long-running FIFA bribery scandal.
Schiff says Kabul airport a ‘very attractive target’ for ISIS-K, Al Qaeda
Rep. Adam Schiff said that Kabul’s airport could be a target for terrorist attacks from ISIS-K and Al Qaeda as U.S. and allied troops on the ground prepare…
Tony Finau ends 5-year drought and wins Northern Trust
Tony Finau ended more than five years and 142 tournaments without winning with a dynamic charge on the back nine and big miss from Cameron Smith to capture…
Hegseth: Biden admin arguing semantics while Americans are ‘at the whim of the people who facilitated 9/11’
President Biden has left Americans in Afghanistan beholden to the masterminds of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks while his spokeswoman is arguing semantics about terminology, “Fox &…
Anna Faris reveals why her age made the actress elope with Michael Barrett
Anna Faris is opening up about her recent elopement with husband Michael Barrett.
In Year 2 of pandemic, Boston College won’t let guard down
So far, Boston College has navigated COVID-19 as well as any football team in the country. As the Eagles head into the second season of the pandemic, they…
South Florida doctors stage walkout amid surge in unvaccinated COVID-19 patients
A group of 75 South Florida doctors staged a symbolic walkout on Monday to highlight a surge in unvaccinated COVID-19 patients hospitalized in the state, according to a…
Candace Cameron Bure says it’s ‘part of my God-given nature’ to tackle negative comments with ‘patience’
Candace Cameron Bure is getting candid about the criticism she receives on social media – and her method for dealing with such remarks from trolls and fans through…
WVa governor’s bid to become boys basketball coach rejected
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice won’t be moonlighting as the coach of a boys high school basketball team where he already is the girls coach.
California school district removes COVID-19 test blood drawn language after parents pressure
A California school district removed blood drawn language from its COVID testing consent form for students after parents pushed back.