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Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos unveiled plans for orbital data centers, a sustainable lunar base and launching rockets every minute from Cape Canaveral.
Karl Fredricks opens up about his deep cultural identity struggles and why his Produce Wrestling match on Indigenous Peoples' Day means so much.
The Georgia Bulldogs top the SP+ rankings as college football's most efficient team, while Ohio State and Texas rank far differently than the AP Poll.
Mike Emanuel reflects on nearly 30 years of covering war, elections, and breaking news, from George W. Bush's Texas campaigns to the anchor chair.
Aleksander Barkov's latest injury and Brad Marchand's scary exit have Florida Panthers fans wondering if the team is cursed after back-to-back Cups.
Anti-Israel groups chanted "long live the intifada" and celebrated the Hamas attack as October 7 anniversary protests swept across the country.
Dana Altman retires as Oregon Ducks basketball head coach after 16 seasons, with assistant Tony Stubblefield named interim for the upcoming campaign.
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed allegedly called Hasan Piker to warn that the Twitch streamer's Israel rhetoric was costing him votes in the Michigan Senate race.
The NFL and NFL Players Association now allow drinking celebrations after rescinding fines for Kyle Juszczyk and Jake Ferguson's touchdown moves.
The Democratic National Committee alleges the Trump administration directed $20 million in taxpayer funds toward ads designed to boost Republicans ahead of 2026...
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport tops a new ranking of the "most stressful" U.S. airports, according to an analysis, with nearly 28% of all flights delay...
Valerie Bertinelli fired back at trolls who called her "obsessed" with late ex-husband Eddie Van Halen, after she paid tribute to him online.
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