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Clueless WNBA attacks 'bad-faith' fans who don't want biological men ruining women's sports
The WNBA task force on transgender athletes offered another update with no eligibility definition, scheduling more meetings while scolding critics.
Rubio rejects RFK's 'crazy' diet, jokes Pop-Tarts are 'one of the great American innovations'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio joked about what he thinks of Pop-Tarts while mocking Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s sauerkraut diet on a podcast with his wife.
Convicted rapist who preyed on women at America's top party school faces reckoning after courthouse dash
Arian Eteghaei received 30 years to life for forcible rape and sexual assault of multiple victims while a student at UC Santa Barbara, then fled custody.
Composer of 'Halo' video games says he was disinvited from convention event for being a Republican politician
Video game composer Marty O'Donnell says SacAnime rescinded his Halo 25 reunion invite after LGBTQ staff objected to statements made on a podcast appearance dur...
Birth order linked to 150 health conditions in study of 10 million American siblings
First-born children showed higher rates of autism, ADHD and food allergies, while second-born siblings faced more substance use disorders and migraines.
Los Angeles Lakers buyer, ex-Disney chief Bob Iger once said rooting for team was 'not in my DNA'
Bob Iger once told JJ Redick he "couldn't root for the Lakers" as a lifelong Knicks fan. Now he helped buy the Los Angeles Lakers for $12.5 billion.
Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders give Browns a preseason quarterback battle worth watching
Deshaun Watson starts Saturday in Chicago while Shedeur Sanders gets the Aug. 22 home game against Buffalo in Cleveland's quarterback competition.
Texas judge accused of 'doxxing' political critic faces federal lawsuit, growing push to oust him from office
West Texas judge Terry Johnson allegedly posted a critic's Social Security and driver's license numbers on Facebook, sparking a federal lawsuit.
Unearthed interview exposes Dem senator's past support for reparations: 'There is a debt unpaid'
Jon Ossoff said in 2019 he would support reparations legislation, calling slavery a "debt unpaid." His resurfaced comments now raise questions.
Is Orlando destined to be one of the next MLB cities? The Orlando Dreamers are looking to make it happen
The Orlando Dreamers are making their case for MLB expansion in Florida, citing tourism, media market size and a proposed stadium near SeaWorld.
Jim Nantz speaks out on 'great friend' Tony Romo's OWI arrest, says he will 'always' be there for him
Jim Nantz spoke out on Tony Romo's OWI arrest, revealing he has conversed with his booth partner and his longtime friend, as J.J. Watt will be with him during t...
Campus antisemitism extends beyond student protests and into classrooms, ADL warns
A new ADL report said 27.3% of Jewish students observed antisemitic faculty behavior, documenting alleged incidents at UC Berkeley, UCLA and Columbia.