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WWE star Lyra Valkyria's new look stuns pro wrestling fans
Lyra Valkyria unleashed a brutal verbal attack on Bayley during "Monday Night Raw," calling her the "worst of the Four Horsewomen" ahead of their match.
MLB players, owners at odds over potential Olympic participation, including punishment for declining: report
MLB owners want players in the 2028 Olympics at Dodger Stadium, but disputes over compensation, hotel rooms, and tickets could block a deal.
New York college professor celebrates Lindsey Graham's death in social media post, later apologizes
A St. Bonaventure University professor posted a "Rest in Hell" message about Sen. Lindsey Graham on X before deleting the remarks and apologizing.
How one YouTuber helped save ‘College Football 27’ players from microtransactions — at least for now
YouTuber Bordeaux led the #CFBPlayDontPay campaign against EA Sports College Football 27 microtransactions, but rollback language hints at more battles.
ICE agents instructed to end most vehicle stops in major policy shift
ICE agents are ordered to end most vehicle stops nationwide immediately, with exceptions only for targets with serious or violent criminal histories.
Mbappe, Dembele and Olise give France the edge over Spain in the 2026 World Cup semifinals
Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele have combined for 13 goals as France faces Spain in a 2026 World Cup semifinals clash many call the final.
American biologist shot dead in his home in the Philippines
Kent Carpenter, a renowned ichthyologist who studied fish biodiversity in the Philippines, was shot during an alleged home invasion in Dumaguete City.
Air Force helicopter makes emergency landing in DC
A UH-1N helicopter from Joint Base Andrews made an emergency landing after pilots heard strange mechanical sounds during a routine training mission.
Ella Langley tells fans to stop measuring themselves against social media in viral concert video
A viral video captures Ella Langley telling a concert crowd exactly how she feels about social media's toxic culture of inauthenticity and comparison.
Director of new ‘Lord of the Rings’ rejects ‘politically correct’ casting after suggestions film is too White
Andy Serkis says "The Hunt for Gollum" will reject "politically correct" casting, arguing diversity should only appear where relevant in Middle-earth.
Scammers exploit Nancy Guthrie case with QR code money requests, Pima County sheriff warns
A QR code scam requesting money has emerged around the Nancy Guthrie investigation, prompting an urgent warning from the Pima County Sheriff's Department.
Kathie Lee Gifford details the pelvis fracture and spine misdiagnosis that pushed her to 'rock bottom'
Kathie Lee Gifford tells Sean Hannity's podcast that debilitating physical pain from a hip misdiagnosis left her crawling and ready to "go home to Jesus."