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After Threats, lawsuits and chaos, Brendan Sorsby and Texas Tech going their separate ways
Brendan Sorsby will not play college football at Texas Tech this season after a seven-day legal battle involving the NCAA and the Big 12 conference.
Major League Baseball warns San Francisco Giants players for writing Bible verses on Pride Night hats
MLB warns San Francisco Giants pitchers who wrote Bible verses on Pride Night hats, citing uniform rules against writing on caps during games.
Variety blasts Donald Trump for hosting UFC 250 Freedom event at the White House: 'Idiocracy'
Left-wing media critics attacked the UFC event on the White House South Lawn, with a Variety writer comparing the patriotic celebration to 'Idiocracy.'
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau steal kisses during Santa Barbara picnic ahead of one-year anniversary
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau enjoyed a romantic picnic in Santa Barbara, stealing kisses on a picnic blanket overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
$104,200 salary in Orange County, California considered 'low-income' by state officials
A $104,200 salary qualifies as low-income in Orange County, California, according to 2026 state income limits, up from last year's $94,750 threshold.
Trump admin puts alleged 'birth tourism' scheme on notice as expert delivers warning to hospitals
Trump administration says it disrupted a birth tourism network in West Africa involving over 100 foreign nationals using false documents for visas, and cited ot...
Teen accused of killing stepsister on Carnival cruise ship ordered detained before murder trial
Teen accused of killing stepsister Anna Kepner on Carnival cruise ship ordered detained after judge finds no release conditions can protect community.
Seattle police set up pathetic Designated Protest Zone outside Lumen Field for World Cup
Seattle's designated protest zones at the World Cup debut were largely ignored by demonstrators, quickly becoming a viral punchline on social media.
New York Times probes Nicholas Kristof columns after report he failed to disclose campaign donor connections
The New York Times is reviewing Nicholas Kristof's work after he reportedly failed to disclose that subjects of columns like Bill Gates donated to his campaign.
'Sopranos' star Joe Pantoliano shares his unconventional recipe for optimal mental health
Joe Pantoliano revealed his three secret weapons for mental and physical health while discussing addiction: masturbation, medication and meditation.
ESPN's Jay Williams is right. UFC Freedom 250 was a "better event" than the NBA Finals
Jay Williams says UFC Freedom 250 on the White House South Lawn was a better event than the NBA Finals, calling the whole experience incredible.
'Total Eclipse of the Heart' singer Bonnie Tyler out of coma but still in intensive care after cardiac arrest
Bonnie Tyler is no longer in a coma after cardiac arrest but remains very unwell in intensive care in Portugal, her team says on her official website.