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Rep. Jerry Nadler seemingly blamed President Donald Trump for the New York Knicks' Game 3 loss during a hearing about the Sports Broadcasting Act and NFL stream...
Rep. Chip Roy introduced the Stop SPLC Act to revoke the Southern Poverty Law Center's tax-exempt status amid a federal probe into alleged crimes.
The Justice Department announced an investigation into City University of New York's "Black Male Initiative" over potentially violating civil rights through rac...
Hempstead Township passes emergency resolution to preserve "mother" and "father" in its legal code after New York passed gender-neutral parental terms.
Cardi B suggests Trump's presence at Madison Square Garden brought bad luck to the Knicks after their Game 3 loss to the Spurs in the NBA Finals.
Clay Travis testified that the NFL is violating the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act, as fans pay up to nearly $1,000 per season to stream all games.
Trump signed the $70 billion homeland security bill after it narrowly passed the House, funding ICE and CBP through the remainder of his term.
President Trump vows to attack Iran "very hard" after accusing Tehran of prolonging nuclear negotiations and targeting a U.S. military helicopter.
A U.K. Muslim police group's paper allegedly calls IDF a terrorist group and disputes Oct. 7 atrocities, prompting calls for investigation and dismissals.
Sydney Sweeney defends her "Euphoria" nudity, saying she told creator Sam Levinson she's playing an OnlyFans model and it's her job to do her character justice.
Nine 2026 World Cup contenders matched with college football counterparts based on history, fanbases, and trophy cases ahead of the tournament.
Hall of Famer John Smoltz said MLB cannot afford a work stoppage with the CBA set to expire, citing competitive-balance issues and spending disparity.
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