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Game 4 NBA Finals betting turns to the prop market after striking out on the last two games of the series
NBA Finals Game 4 analysis as the Spurs look to tie the series at 2-2 with the Knicks, plus key betting props on Brunson and Wembanyama tonight.
Sen Tom Cotton urges DOJ to probe Chinese bid to 'kneecap' American AI
Sen. Tom Cotton urges DOJ to investigate alleged Chinese influence campaign funded by Neville Roy Singham targeting U.S. data centers and AI infrastructure deve...
Kansas boy discovers 15-foot marine reptile fossil from 85 million years ago during geology field trip
A Kansas boy discovered a 15-foot-long tylosaurus fossil dating back 85 million years during a geology club field trip at a local quarry last year.
Bill Gates faces House investigators over Jeffrey Epstein ties
Bill Gates will sit for a voluntary interview with the House Oversight Committee about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein after the 2008 conviction.
Why the under 4.5 through five innings is the play in Nationals-Giants with Foster Griffin facing Robbie Ray
Nationals send Foster Griffin to the mound against the Giants' Robbie Ray as Washington looks to complete a sweep of San Francisco in this series.
Top takeaways from primary elections in Maine and South Carolina and more top headlines
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QR code menus headline readers' biggest food and restaurant gripes
The Gripe Report tackles brunch frustrations, QR code menus at restaurants, and avocado buying tips from readers who shared their biggest food gripes.
Navy sailor sentenced to 44 years for strangling fellow servicemember in Virginia barracks room
Navy sailor Jermiah Copeland was sentenced to 44 years for strangling fellow service member Angelina Resendiz inside his barracks at Naval Station Norfolk.
Iran allegedly used soccer clubs to spy on citizens, opposition group urges FIFA to ban team before World Cup
Iran's IRGC allegedly used soccer stadiums and clubs to spy on citizens through facial-recognition cameras and ID tracking, according to an NCRI report.
Dirty soda drinks are everywhere, but doctors warn of health risks: 'Metabolic disaster'
Dirty sodas combine soft drinks with syrups, creamers and fruit juices, delivering up to 400 calories and 70 grams of sugar per drink, doctors warn.
Europe's $116B fighter jet 'failure' raises fresh doubts about ability to defend itself without US
France and Germany abandon the Future Combat Air System sixth-generation fighter jet program, dealing a major blow to Europe's defense autonomy amid NATO spendi...
ActBlue chief heads to Capitol Hill hot seat as donor fraud probe intensifies
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones will testify before House Administration Committee as Republicans probe alleged donor fraud and false statements to Congress.