Maryland fire captain dies of injuries after responding to house fire
Frederick County Fire Department Capt. Joshua Laird has died after responding to a two-alarm house fire in Maryland on Wednesday, according to authorities.
Boxing judge Gloria Martinez Rizzo’s racist tweets emerge after controversial fight
The WBA suspended judge Gloria Martinez Rizzo for six months Wednesday after a controversial scorecard in the Mykal Fox-Gabriel Maestre interim welterweight title fight and the findings of…
Tim Tebow has inauspicious spot on Jaguars’ first depth chart
Things are not looking too hot for the Tim Tebow comeback tour.
Kim Kardashian says ex Kanye West ‘taught me so much’ about self confidence
The Skims founder opened up about her relationship with ex Kanye West and how much he changed her in a good way.
Murdaugh double murders: South Carolina AG drops boat crash charges against man killed before trial
South Carolina’s attorney general has formally dropped charges against the boat operator in a deadly 2019 crash after both he and his mother were murdered in late June.
Obama lied to Americans about withdrawal from Afghanistan: book
Excerpts from a new book allege that former President Barack Obama lied when he announced in December of 2014 that the United States’ war with Afghanistan had reached…
Jets’ Hermanns living NFL dream after near-death staph scare
Grant Hermanns knew something was seriously wrong with his body.
Coyote bites 5-year-old in Canadian park
A coyote bit a young child in Vancouver, Canada.
Critics erupt after CDC’s Walensky refers to ‘pregnant people’ in vaccine tweet
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director (CDC) Rochelle Walensky came under fire Thursday for using the phrase “pregnant people” while recommending women getting the highly effective COVID-19…
Department of Justice urges Bureau of Prisons to tighten security around searching staff
DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz has alerted Michael Carvajal, the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons about, “urgent concerns involving staff entering BOP facilities without being searched.”