Top police brass running for higher office in 2021
About a half dozen police chiefs and high ranking officers from different political parties are running for higher government offices across the U.S., as the national conversation on…
Raging wildfire destroys parts of Northern California Gold Rush town
A wind-driven wildfire tore through a Northern California mountain town, leaving much of the downtown in ashes as crews braced for another explosive run of flames in the…
NYC subway rescue: Dramatic video shows Good Samaritan bringing man in wheelchair to safety
Dramatic video has emerged of a Good Samaritan rescuing a man in a wheelchair who had fallen down onto the tracks at a New York City subway station,…
American teen Harrison wins first Olympic women’s canoe 200
Nevin Harrison saved her tears for the finish line, where they came pouring out over a golden smile.
Aussie skater uncorks ‘stealthy’ trick for gold in Tokyo
As the coronavirus pandemic shut down competitions and clouded the future for the Tokyo Olympics, Australian skateboarder Keegan Palmer and his coach were hatching a cunning plan.
Korda flirts with 59 to build 4-shot Olympic lead
Nelly Korda reached her tee shot on the final hole of an otherwise flawless round, looked up and saw a thick pine branch blocking her path to the…
Louis C.K. announces 2021 comeback tour years after sexual misconduct scandal, cancellation
Louis C.K. is staging a comeback by way of a multi-city tour across the United States.
Jason Rantz: Seattle homeless encampment so dangerous Sheriff tells staff to work remotely for safety
The homelessness crisis in the city of Seattle has become so dangerous that not even the King County Sheriff’s Department can keep its professional staff safe.
Batyrgaziev, Ragan make Olympic history for pro boxers
Albert Batyrgaziev became the first professional boxer to win an Olympic gold medal Thursday when the 23-year-old Russian conquered the featherweight division by beating Duke Ragan, a fellow…
Belarus sprinter who feared reprisals at home reaches Poland
A Belarusian Olympic sprinter who feared reprisals at home after criticizing her coaches at the Tokyo Games has reached safety in Poland following a dramatic standoff.