The WNBA has limited options after two men declared for the draft, and those options aren't great
Enes Canter Freedom and Royce White declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft, claiming transgender identity and forcing the league into a no-win situation.
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Supernatural's head of fitness on rebooting the VR exercise app after leaving Meta
We chatted with Supernatural's Head of Fitness about the company's plans for its VR exercise app.
Middle school student arrested after allegedly stashing homemade firearms for robbery plot: Sheriff
Two Florida middle school students allegedly built homemade firearms and explosives while researching mass school shootings, authorities say.
Teen accused of killing Citadel cadet and friend had lengthy rap sheet with little consequences, sheriff says
The 17-year-old suspect in the DeLand double murder had charges dropped or dismissed repeatedly since 2021, Volusia County Sheriff Chitwood says.
'One Night Only' Review: Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner charm in lively high-concept rom-com
Fox News Digital reviews Universal Pictures' high-concept romantic comedy "One Night Only" starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro. Directed by Will Gluck.
Common marriage habit could quietly kill your sex life, expert warns
A clinical sexologist reveals the everyday habits that quietly kill intimacy and explains how couples can work together to reignite desire.
'Seinfeld' star Patrick Warburton says making out with Carol Burnett felt 'like kissing mom'
Patrick Warburton recalls making out with Carol Burnett at 27, plus his unexpected encounters with Betty White and Bea Arthur over the years.
Wearing shorts to the office isn't always a fashion faux pas. Here's how to pull them off.
Instagram head Adam Mosseri said he's "pro" wearing shorts at the office. A stylist told us how to wear them and still look professional.
I dreaded raising 5 teens under one roof. Then they all started becoming people I'd love to hang out with.
Everyone warned me about parenting during the teen years. Sure, there are hard parts, but there's a fun side to it, too.
The US Army wants soldiers to test tomorrow's tech while preparing to fight today. It's a balancing act.
Soldiers can provide feedback on new systems, but they also have to learn how to use them without sacrificing the combat training they need.
Georgia ICE sweep nabs over 700 criminal illegal aliens including sex offenders, child abusers
Operation Safe Community in Atlanta, Georgia netted over 1,200 immigration arrests, with DHS saying 720 had criminal histories including sex crimes.
Protect College Sports Act stalls in overnight Senate showdown, vote pushed to September after chaotic evening
The Protect College Sports Act stalled Friday as senators filed amendments targeting conference realignment, women's sports, and NCAA liability.
