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WNBA commissioner vows to crack down on 'racism, misogyny,' dodges big questions at All-Star press conference
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert addressed racism, misogyny, homophobia, and threats against players but faced criticism for dodging key questions.
Ted Danson wanted to 'stop being a liar' at the end of 'Cheers' saying he 'f---ed up' his life so badly
Ted Danson reveals on his podcast that he "f---ed up" his personal life so badly he didn't even realize that "Cheers" had ended back in 1993.
Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections
A federal appeals court blocked Trump's executive order on mail-in voting rules in 23 states, potentially sending the fight to the Supreme Court.
These female athletes need to speak up about keeping women's sports for women, like Sophie Cunningham did
From Simone Biles to Caitlin Clark, here's what the biggest names in women's sports have said about transgender athletes competing against females.
Flyers Matvei Michkov throws down disgusting Michigan move goal in charity hockey game
Matvei Michkov pulled off a stunning Michigan goal at a charity game in Russia featuring Alex Ovechkin, Artemi Panarin, and Mikhail Sergachev.
Miami Marlins’ collapse back to mediocrity is so predictable you could set your watch to it
The Miami Marlins have lost ten straight games since their historic June, and the Eury Perez perfect game controversy may have cursed their playoff race.
Atlanta Braves fan taunts The Freeze with a blown kiss and gets passed in spectacular fashion
Atlanta Braves' The Freeze delivered a viral moment after a fan's mid-race taunt backfired spectacularly during the warning track showdown at the ballpark.
Bargain buffet refuses to die while luxury dining takes over Vegas
Las Vegas buffets are vanishing from the Strip, with only four remaining as the city shifts toward luxury dining and wealthier casino visitors.
Police cancel gay pride festival after car rams into crowd, leaving several injured
A car rammed into the Christopher Street Day festival in Berlin's Tiergarten, injuring several people as police launched an intensive manhunt.
Tour de France rider crashes into the back of support vehicle that slammed on the brakes
Einer Rubio needed 20 stitches and a helicopter evacuation after slamming into a support vehicle on Alpe d'Huez during Tour de France Stage 19.
Armed man in tactical vest emerges from exploding Queens home before being shot by NYPD officers; 2 found dead
NYPD officers responding to a shots fired call on Ocean Crest Boulevard in Far Rockaway found a large house fire and a barricaded armed suspect.
American cyclist Sepp Kuss narrowly avoids a horrific crash over cliff during Tour de France
Sepp Kuss crashed into a low concrete barrier on a French Alps cliff edge during Tour de France Stage 20, with a massive drop-off just beyond.