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Platner campaign rocked with damning allegations from another ex-lover as Senate race heats up: report
A woman claiming to be a former partner of U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner alleges infidelity and says his Nazi tattoo story changed over time.
A new survey answers the age-old question of which FIFA World Cup fan base is most attractive
A survey of 3,000 U.S. soccer fans named Argentina's fanbase the most attractive at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Brazil second and the U.S. in third.
Tim Allen says he 'never really wanted' to be a dad and opens up about sobriety and fatherhood regrets
Tim Allen opens up about never wanting to be a dad, making amends to his oldest daughter, and how 30 years of sobriety changed his fatherhood journey.
Washington Post faces class-action lawsuit alleging 'surveillance pricing' of subscribers
A class action lawsuit on Thursday accused the Washington Post of surveillance pricing, alleging it used subscriber data to charge loyal customers more.
Muhammad Ali's grandson Nico Ali Walsh sends message to UFC's Dana White about bill named after grandfather
Muhammad Ali's grandson Nico Walsh sends a direct message to Dana White, requesting a sit-down to discuss the Ali Act Revival bill and fighter rights.
Brad Pitt fights for survival in 'Heart of the Beast' trailer as fans say he's 'cooler' than younger actors
Brad Pitt stars as a former Navy Seal fighting for survival in Alaskan wilderness in the new thriller "Heart of the Beast," directed by David Ayer.
Pima County sheriff says Mexican authorities have not made contact over Nancy Guthrie search tip
Pima County Sheriff says department has not been contacted by Mexican authorities after anonymous tip suggests Nancy Guthrie's grave was found.
ESPN's Monica McNutt apologizes to Taylor Swift, but her commentary follows an ugly trend
ESPN broadcaster Monica McNutt was caught on a hot mic accusing Taylor Swift of bandwagoning the Knicks during the NBA Finals Game 4 radio broadcast.
RFK Jr accuses NYT of publishing 'hit piece' sourced by 'disgruntled' employees he purged
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accuses The New York Times of publishing a "hit piece" sourced by disgruntled employees he fired from the agency.
Trump plans to deport Iranians to violence-plagued central African nation in new deal
Trump administration plans to deport Iranian asylum-seekers and other migrants to Central African Republic under a new third-country deal, reports say.
Anti-government protesters clash with riot police outside World Cup opener while Shakira performs inside
Violence erupted outside the 2026 World Cup opening ceremony in Mexico City as anti-government protesters clashed with riot police near the stadium.
University of Florida intends to move forward with $1.45 billion stadium renovation plans
Florida approves a rumored $1.45 billion renovation for Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, making it the most expensive college football stadium upgrade.