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High school football referee suspended for grabbing a player and acting like a buffoon
Joelle Rover's 43-yard touchdown celebration for the Glendale Falcons sparked a shocking referee confrontation caught on video in Springfield, Missouri.
Paige Spiranac needs to embrace full integrity golf after putting incident, Trump's new hire & Ditka!
Screencaps, America's best daily column, dives into golf's integrity crisis after Paige Spiranac's missed putt exposes amateur stroke shaving.
Socialists set sights on the ground floor of government as GOP warns of bigger plan unfolding
At least 65 Democratic Socialists of America-backed candidates are contesting state legislature seats, pushing defund police and reparations agendas.
5 marriage mistakes couples make without realizing it — and how to avoid them
Sex therapist Tammy Nelson identifies five relationship pitfalls that can quietly create distance between partners and shares ways to rebuild closeness.
Multiple people killed in Pennsylvania shooting; suspected gunman found dead: report
Erie Police Chief Rick Lorah called the Perry Street mass shooting the worst scene he has encountered in nearly three decades of law enforcement.
The storm is here: Georgia-Alabama set to write latest chapter after chaotic week around Hurricane Isaias
Hurricane Isaias forced Trump to cancel his Alabama trip, but the Georgia vs. Alabama SEC showdown at Bryant Denny Stadium rolls on tonight.
Angel Reese reveals 'embarrassing' training camp story after reaching WNBA Finals with Atlanta Dream
Angel Reese revealed a training camp drill where Coach Karl Smesko forced her to hit two consecutive 3-pointers before the team could continue.
Sophie Cunningham responds to column urging Fever to move on from her for sharing opinions
Sophie Cunningham fired back at The Athletic's column urging the Indiana Fever to move on, as her co-host disputed its basketball arguments.
Philadelphia police officers shot 15 times combined in ambush attack, suspect found hiding in tree
Two Philadelphia police officers were ambushed and shot multiple times on North 52nd Street. Kevin Bethel says one officer was hit 12 times.
Fetterman plays political maverick, but his voting record tells another story
John Fetterman votes with Democrats a majority of the time, yet his Israel stance and Republican friendships fuel intense party-switch speculation.
BROADCAST BIAS: Media skip Mamdani’s ‘genocide’ comment but love him bashing ICE
From CBS Mornings to NPR, Oct. 7 anniversary coverage revealed troubling media bias patterns in how they cover Israel, Gaza and Benjamin Netanyahu.
Michael Douglas' wildest Hollywood confessions: From A-list actress bite to Julia Roberts clash
Michael Douglas alleges a confrontation with Julia Roberts, secret affairs and a cocaine-fueled evening with O.J. Simpson in his new memoir.