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Tom Hanks' son Chet Hanks shares the life-changing decision that followed rehab and addiction
Chet Hanks opens up about rehab, gratitude, and his Nashville trailer park life after years of struggling with self-worth in Hollywood's shadow.
Major NBA trade won't be official until league's investigation into team's salary cap accusations is complete
The NBA is investigating whether Kawhi Leonard received off-the-books money through an endorsement deal to help the Clippers circumvent the salary cap.
FAA sounds alarm as summer flyers approach July's biggest air traffic crunch
The FAA forecasts 56,311 flights for Thursday, July 9, making it the busiest air travel day of the month nearly a week after the popular Fourth of July holiday.
ESPN's John Buccigross names his Mount Rushmore of all-time SportsCenter anchors
John Buccigross names Chris Berman and Keith Olbermann as locks before revealing his surprising final two picks for the SportsCenter Mount Rushmore.
These school supplies are cheaper online than in stores — Amazon, Best Buy and more
Save on back-to-school essentials with the best deals on backpacks, printers, water bottles, school supplies and more from Amazon, Staples and Best Buy.
Graham Platner ex reveals reach-out before campaign, says he was trying to 'take my temperature'
Lyndsey Fifield told Fox News Digital she suspected ex-boyfriend Graham Platner's friendly 2025 text was to see if she'd be a liability for his campaign.
YouTuber Bordeaux goes in depth on EA Sports College Football 27's 'micro transactions'
YouTuber Bordeaux leads the #CFBPlayDontPay movement against EA Sports' decision to add microtransactions to offline Dynasty and Road to Glory modes.
Indiana man charged with arson after admitting to cutting off his genitals and setting them on fire
Christopher Peden told Fort Wayne police he was a stabbing victim, but investigators learned the truth connected to a garage fire in a shocking twist.
Hurricanes owner gets dragged for putting his kids names on the Stanley Cup
Tom Dundon put his wife and kids' names on the Stanley Cup, and some Hurricanes players like Joel Nystrom were left off the engraving entirely.
Josh Allen says he would be 'very honored' to play for Team USA in flag football at 2028 Olympics
Josh Allen expressed interest in representing Team USA in flag football at the 2028 Olympics, though he questions whether his skillset fits.
Black bear raiding a garbage can at Lake Tahoe garage triggers dramatic wildlife encounter
Video captures the moment a black bear charges a Sacramento man outside his Lake Tahoe vacation home, forcing him to deploy bear spray nearby.
School lied, hid daughter's gender transition under district policy, parents allege
America First Legal alleges Anne Arundel County Public Schools hid a student's gender transition from parents, citing district policy to justify secrecy.