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Vance rejects 'The View' hosts claiming 'Black history has been erased' by Trump administration
"The View" co-hosts claimed Black history is being erased under Donald Trump, but struggled to provide specific examples when pressed by Vice President JD Vance...
Major League Baseball faces backlash for its stance on Christians writing Bible verses on Pride caps
MLB faces backlash after warning Giants pitchers who inscribed Bible verses on Pride Night caps, with actors and pundits calling the league anti-Christian.
Country stars Ella Langley and Cody Johnson team up for cover of famous Reba McEntire song
Ella Langley and Cody Johnson team up for a stunning duet cover of Reba McEntire's 'Whoever's in New England' during an Atlanta performance.
California co-eds killed after being swept out to sea by dangerous waves while sleeping
Two college students from Fremont, California, died after being swept into the Pacific Ocean by rising tides while apparently napping near a beach archway.
Iran World Cup team forced to leave US after tournament opener in apparent change of plans
Iran's World Cup soccer team was ordered to leave the U.S. immediately after its opening match, says coach Amir Ghalenoei, disrupting recovery plans.
US travelers warned after deadly rides and sexual assaults tied to beach vendors
U.S. Embassy has warned Americans to avoid jet ski rentals in the Bahamas, citing deaths, injuries and reported sexual assaults by rogue operators. Here's what...
Colonial Williamsburg gears up for America 250 birthday to remember
Colonial Williamsburg prepares for its largest-ever July 4th fireworks show and free historic programming to celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial.
Don't bury Texas Tech just yet: Red Raiders should still be CFP contenders, even without Brendan Sorsby
Texas Tech ranks 12th in returning production and first in the Big 12 despite losing Brendan Sorsby to the NFL supplemental draft this week.
Golden Knights make surprise decision on John Tortorella after shock hire led team to Stanley Cup Final
The Vegas Golden Knights announce John Tortorella will not return as head coach after guiding the team to the Stanley Cup Final this season.
Jordan Spieth nearly hits someone in the head with his golf shot during US Open practice round at Shinnecock
Jordan Spieth nearly hit a person during his Monday practice round at Shinnecock Hills ahead of the U.S. Open, creating a nerve-wracking moment.
Trump's Iran agreement raises a basic question: Is it actually a deal?
Trump hails Iran memorandum as normalizing relations, but officials say core issues like sanctions relief and nuclear concessions remain for future talks.
Fan gets English World Cup players to sign copies of the Declaration of Independence in hilarious viral video
A fan in Kansas City got English World Cup players including Harry Kane to sign copies of the Declaration of Independence in a viral prank video.