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Jemele Hill posts misleading study to suggest there are too many 'white men' in sports media
Jemele Hill called Ric Bucher's push for male voices on WNBA broadcasts "deeply unserious," citing stats on white men dominating sports media roles.
Runner discovers woman stabbed to death outside vehicle near upscale DC suburb trail
A morning runner found a woman fatally stabbed near her vehicle at a trailhead in an affluent suburb of Washington, D.C., launching a homicide investigation.
Kai Trump recalls ‘a lot of crying’ with mom Vanessa before college amid breast cancer battle
Kai Trump reflected on the tearful days before college and the extra time she spent with mother Vanessa Trump amid her breast cancer battle.
Broncos QB Bo Nix gets in a fight at practice, handles it like an ultimate football guy
Bo Nix was in the middle of a fight that broke out during Denver Broncos training camp practice, and his response afterward was pure football guy.
Ohio couple accused of barging into cruise ship cabin, attacking family and 9-year-old
Gannon Jacox and Brooklyn Hicks allegedly forced their way into a family's cruise ship cabin and attacked two adults and a 9-year-old child.
Cancer risk may be higher for people with one particular type of job
A Harvard study finds U.S. pilots and flight attendants face the highest radiation-related cancer mortality risk out of more than 500 occupations.
Hayden Panettiere's mother points finger at Brian Hickerson after 'Nashville' star's death at 36
Hayden Panettiere's mother Lesley Vogel says Brian Hickerson was with the actress at her death, claiming the family tried to remove him from her life.
Trump admin scores court win to end deportation protections for Ethiopian migrants
The Department of Homeland Security declared all of its TPS terminations are now in effect after a federal judge dissolved the remaining legal hurdle.
WNBA won't name person responsible for security incident over fans' shirts, as Dream blame league
The Atlanta Dream blamed WNBA security after fans wearing XX-XY Athletics and pro-transgender shirts were told to cover them at State Farm Arena.
Prosecutor corners Lindsay Clancy's Catholic mother-in-law with 'mortal sin' question
Prosecutors asked Lindsay Clancy's Catholic mother-in-law if murder is a mortal sin, attempting to prove Clancy knew right from wrong in Duxbury case.
Two planes blow tires while landing at major US airport hours apart, FAA investigating
The FAA is investigating after American Airlines and United Airlines planes suffered tire damage hours apart at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
You will never guess which company decided to become Georgia football's on-field sponsor
Georgia football's new Progressive Insurance on-field sponsorship deal is turning heads given the Bulldogs' long history of vehicular incidents.