Новости за 04.05.2024

MLB prospect Nathan Martorella was standing on second base when he learned his fate that he had been traded to the Miami Marlins.

Columbia President Minouche Shafik in a video message spoke about the "difficult" last two weeks at the university and how the occupation of Hamilton Hall on campus crossed a line.

The Los Angeles Lakers fired Darvin Ham after two seasons earlier this week, and the speculation is LeBron James, again, having his fingerprints on a coach's departure.

Aaron Judge, who has the most balls called strikes against him since he joined the major leagues, was ejected for the first time in his career.

In a recent video, "Reacher" series star Alan Ritchson appeared to slam conservative Christians again, this time for doing "violence" to the foreigner.

A coalition of anti-Israel agitators claim their First Amendment Rights have been violated by Chicago as they seek to protest outside the Democratic National Convention in August.

A man on Reddit asked for help on the platform after his wife got very upset with him after he said that she should be doing more chores if she is upset with the state of the house.

The stand-up comedian said he's moving forward with portraying Richard Simmons in the upcoming biopic despite the fitness guru's recent disapproval.

Patrick Beverley's ugly interaction with Indian Pacers' fans Thursday night could become a big issue for the Bucks guard, Golden state Warriors forward Draymond Green said on his podcast.

A new Politico Magazine column detailed how late night comics refuse to pillory President Biden even though he should give them plenty of material to joke about.

Rutgers students who went viral for waving American flags to counter anti-Israel protesters responded to the school administration caving to demands from demonstrators.

Arizona Cardinals rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. is reportedly using the NFLPA licensing holdout as leverage for a new deal with Fanatics, ESPN reported Friday.

Boomer Esiason's breakup with CBS Sports appeared to be a move the 1988 NFL MVP had contemplated for a while as he sought a better work-life balance.

After facing major backlash over the design of its new uniforms, MLB announced the issues players have will be addressed, and new uniforms will be made for the 2025 season.

A clothing designer, who has been known to style the royal family, says the couple is "going through hell" as Kate Middleton continues to battle cancer.

Mexican authorities have discovered three bodies in a popular Mexican tourist area where an American and two Australians suddenly vanished last week.

Kris Kim, the son of former LPGA Tour player Ji-Hyun Suh, made history on Friday when he became the youngest player to make the cut in a PGA Tour event in nearly a decade.

HBO's Bill Maher pummeled America's "Attorney Genial" Merrick Garland for slow-walking the criminal cases against former President Trump, referring to him as "Barney Fife."

Ultra Right Beer Company will host an event at a UNC-Chapel Hill fraternity house to celebrate the actions of the students who defended the American flag from anti-Israel protesters.

Authorities in Florida have charged two teens following a viral video that showed people on a boat dumping drums full of trash into the water off the coast of Boca Raton.

Mel the Clothing celebrates the Kentucky Derby on the Runway for the Roses in Boston. Her fashion line had a breakout moment during the 2023 NFL season.

X owner Elon Musk ripped actor Robert De Niro after the "Killers of the Flower Moon" star compared former President Trump to Hitler while on MSNBC.

Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark scored 21 points before a sellout crowd in her first WNBA game on Friday night. The Fever loss the contest 79-76.

The folk icon opened up about finding happiness and "love" months after a rumored romance with Kevin Costner surfaced.

The U.S. District Court of Arizona denied twenty student protesters' lawsuit seeking to lift their suspension from Arizona State University.