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WWE star Austin Theory says injury was 'low moment' as he talks getting back to ring, developing new look
Austin Theory tells how a five-month injury layoff became a turning point, leading to his new look, The Vision faction, and tag team gold with Logan Paul.
AEW star Darby Allin reacts to Mick Foley's upcoming pre-show appearance at Double or Nothing
Pro wrestling legend Mick Foley will make his AEW debut at Double or Nothing on Sunday, joining Renee Paquette on the Buy In pre-show in New York.
3 title matches set for WWE Saturday Night's Main Event in Indiana
Saturday Night's Main Event features five matches with multiple championship defenses. Get a preview and predictions for each bout on the card tonight.
UC Davis fraternity student's 2001 death ruled a suicide after 29 stab wounds questioned in true crime podcast
Twenty-five years after UC Davis student Andrew Wieman was found dead with 29 stab wounds, a new podcast questions the official suicide ruling.
BROADCAST BIAS: Networks lament end of Colbert show. They love his anti-Trump antics
The end of Stephen Colbert's CBS 'Late Show' reveals the leftist bubble where late-night comedians are treated as national treasures by Democrats.
Washington business owner says crime, soaring costs forced him to rent out home, bathe with bucket
Jon Bodwell says he moved into his Washington factory and rents out his home as rising costs and crime push his 48-year-old business out of state.
America's late-night fast-food culture may be making a comeback — here's why
Rising costs, staffing challenges and post-pandemic habit shifts have made late-night fast food harder to justify, but some chains are expanding their hours for...
Sami Zayn turns his back on Cody Rhodes during Gunther's post-match attack
Cody Rhodes defeated Sami Zayn on SmackDown after Gunther interference, while Rhea Ripley sets a Women's Championship rematch at Clash in Italy.
Major cruise company cancels rock-bottom fares after massive website pricing glitch
After a pricing glitch showed a solo balcony on a 6-day cruise for only $300, Carnival Cruise Line quickly canceled cruise reservations linked to a website glit...
Fraudsters abused Biden's lax policies to steal billions, financial watchdog claims
OJ Oleka says fraud became a feature in government programs under Biden, with state treasurers now fighting to reclaim billions for American taxpayers.
A forgotten 1776 celebration launched America’s booming fireworks tradition
The first fireworks for American independence were launched on May 16, 1776, in Williamsburg, Virginia, weeks before the Declaration of Independence.
Key names to know as Murdaugh double-murder case gets stunning reset
Alex Murdaugh faces a murder retrial after a court found clerk Becky Hill improperly influenced jurors. Here are the key names to know now.