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Tennessee moves to rename Nashville airport for Dolly Parton days after beloved icon's death
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced plans to rename Nashville International Airport after Dolly Parton following a petition with over 155,000 signatures.
Sleeper teams from each Power 4 conference: Who will exceed expectations this college football season?
Virginia Tech, Houston, Washington and Mississippi State lead the 2026 college football sleeper teams poised to upset the Power 4 conference order.
'Veronica Mars' star Jason Dohring traded Hollywood for farming
Jason Dohring told his agents he was going to farm, and now the "Veronica Mars" star runs an 11-acre regenerative farm in Florida with his family.
LGBTQ group reveals which Dem nominee is sponsoring Halloween event featuring drag shows
Keisha Lance Bottoms sponsors a Halloween event featuring drag shows as her record on gender policy and the Riley Gaines Act faces scrutiny.
Jewish educators face rampant antisemitism in teachers unions, new report finds
The ADL surveyed 307 Jewish union members and found 73.6% self-censor in union spaces, revealing what the group calls institutionalized antisemitism.
Transgender Canadian golfer sends a blunt message to critics as victories over women pile up
A 2025 Alberta Golf ruling opened women’s competition to transgender athletes. This year, Veronica Ivy and Rachel Elser have already won five championships.
New York's Erie County axes DHS job fair over ICE role, drawing backlash: 'Totally inappropriate'
Mark Poloncarz urged the Buffalo Convention Center to cancel a DHS career expo over ICE's participation, sparking a clash with Erie County legislators.
Rory McIlroy makes embarrassing mistake in $10 million tournament, announcer rips him for being too 'cute'
Rory McIlroy's chip rolled back to his feet twice on the same hole at East Lake, leading to a double bogey during the Tour Championship second round.
Media obsession with Natalie Harp continues as CNN reporter treats her presence at work as news
CNN reporter Alejandra Jaramillo drew mockery for posting a photo of Natalie Harp in the Oval Office, with critics noting the aide was doing her job.
Woman accused of defacing WWII Memorial with spray paint indicted by federal grand jury
US Attorney for DC Jeanine Pirro called the World War II Memorial vandalism a "despicable attack" as Melissa Farris was formally indicted on two federal counts.
Police operation takes unexpected turn when officers stumble upon ancient burial cave
During a law enforcement operation tied to a violent family conflict, Israel Police discovered a Second Temple period burial cave beneath a building located in...
Internet goes wild for Little League World Series player's extremely relatable dream job
The Little League World Series player questionnaire went viral after Daniel Huang from Vancouver's team revealed his hilariously relatable dream job.