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ESPN's Jay Williams faces awkward ribbing from colleagues during NBA Draft
Jay Williams faced an awkward moment during the 2026 NBA Draft as Richard Jefferson and Kenny Smith joked about his career-ending motorcycle crash.
It's beyond time for someone to lay down some society-wide ground rules for handshakes
The Gripe Report tackles awkward social etiquette moments, from parking lot re-encounters to accidental "you too" replies and elevator small talk.
Trump to kick off Great American State Fair as 250th anniversary celebrations take over National Mall
President Trump kicked off the Great American State Fair on the National Mall, celebrating America's 250th birthday with all 50 states and territories.
Popular July 4th deli food that shocked shoppers at $120 a pound is now even pricier
Red Horse Market in East Hampton now charges $129.99 per pound for lobster salad, up nearly 8% from the $120 price that went viral in 2024.
Blue state shield laws allowed 330K abortion pills to be sent to abortion ban states, pro-life group finds
A pro-life group released a report saying nearly 330,000 abortion pills were shipped to states with restrictions since 2023 under blue state shield laws.
Mamdani-backed socialist candidate storms out of live interview when confronted with old social media posts
Darializa Avila Chevalier walked out of a radio interview after being pressed about controversial social media posts in her NY primary race.
Trump admin requiring gov issued ID to apply for federal student aid saved $200 million in fraud in 2 months
The Department of Education said it has blocked nearly $200 million in fraudulent federal student aid since launching a new identity-verification mandate for hi...
Prince William's door is 'bolted shut' as Prince Harry plans UK return with Meghan Markle, children: expert
Prince Harry reportedly plans to bring Meghan Markle and their two children to the U.K. in July, marking their first family trip in four years.
America is right to investigate UAP claims, but that’s only the beginning
A Pentagon strategist with 46 years of national security experience argues that disciplined inquiry, not public certainty, is key to the UAP debate.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Arkansas schools teachers unions and proves education can be improved
Arkansas LEARNS Act drives proficiency scores up across math, science and English as Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders champions vouchers and teacher reforms.
Flesh-eating screwworm horror hits US cattle, but Trump’s USDA was ready to fight
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins led efforts against New World Screwworm since early 2025, investing in sterile fly production and Mexico coordination.
CBP touts historic milestone, pushes for even larger workforce: 'We aren’t stopping here'
CBP reaches a record 21,471 agents, the most in its 102-year history, as the agency aims for 25,000 and offers hiring incentives up to $60,000.