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Stanley Cup Final ratings show Olympic hockey fever is alive and well in the United States
Stanley Cup Playoffs averaged 1.8 million viewers, up 68% over last year and the highest since 1996, fueled by Olympic hockey gold and great matchups.
American Forces Network employee found with fatal gunshot wound after vehicle collision near California base
An American Forces Network employee was found with a gunshot wound after a vehicle collision near March Air Reserve Base in California, authorities say.
White House accuses mainstream media of 'parroting' Iranian regime propaganda on nuclear deal terms
The White House slammed mainstream media for citing Iranian state media reports, calling coverage propaganda as nuclear inspection deal details remain disputed.
Former Marine gets 100 years in prison as judge calls ICE detention center ambush 'an assault on democracy'
Eight accused Antifa-linked protesters sentenced to decades in federal prison for a violent July 4, 2025, ambush at a North Texas ICE detention center.
Singer Jewel reveals how shoplifting addiction during homelessness almost destroyed her
Jewel reveals how homelessness, panic attacks, and a shoplifting addiction led to her lowest point before she transformed her life through presence.
ABC touts JD Vance interview amid FCC’s war with ‘The View’ over equal time for political candidates
JD Vance episode of "the View" attracted 3.3 million viewers as Disney and the FCC clash over whether the show deserves a bona fide news exemption.
WWE NXT champ Tony D'Angelo says he owes newcomer Mason Rook 'a receipt'
Tony D'Angelo says he owes Mason Rook "a receipt" after being attacked multiple times from behind. D'Angelo will defend his title against Naraku.
Kenny Chesney calls out stars who cancel concerts at the last minute
Kenny Chesney criticizes artists who cancel concerts last minute, saying years of playing clubs and bars taught him gratitude and a work ethic.
Democratic strategist calls socialist candidates 'parasites' who could 'set the party back decades'
Democratic strategist Melissa DeRosa called socialists like New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani "parasites" who latch onto the Democratic Party and kill it.
Congressman responds after New York City coffee shop bans him over Israel support: 'Sad state of affairs'
Rep. Dan Goldman shares his side after Brooklyn's Poetica Coffee banned him over his Israel support, prompting a DOJ civil rights investigation.
Kay Adams had no choice but to call for punishment after feet end up online, likely leaving DMs in shambles
Kay Adams called for severe punishment after a photo showing her feet was posted during her first NASCAR race at the Anduril 250 in San Diego.
NFL refuses to hold supplemental draft for Brendan Sorsby, citing integrity concerns over betting history
Breandan Sorsby's NFL hopes delayed as league declines to hold supplemental draft in 2026, citing integrity concerns over his gambling history.