Новости за 20.06.2024

Madeira Beach Mayor Jim Rostek sent an explosive email when he resigned June 14, alleging corruption from City Manager Robin Ignacio Gomez.

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese appeared to go after the media after a tense few days following a flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark on Sunday afternoon.

Former MLB star pitcher David Wells told Fox News Digital the advice he would give Caitlin Clark as she navigates the rise of popularity and fame in the WNBA.

French President Emmanuel Macron and far-right rival Marine Le Pen both decried the antisemitic gang rape of a 12-year-old Jewish girl in a Paris suburb.

Atlanta Dream star Rhyne Howard left Wednesday night's game against the Minnesota Lynx with a lower-leg injury and may miss out on the Olympics.

A letter from Emerson College's Office of the President told school staff that student protests have contributed to low student for the upcoming academic year.

A Missouri man has died, and his wife is in critical condition following a stabbing that police believe began as an attempted robbery at an I-80 rest stop in Nebraska.

Two teens, ages 16 and 13, were killed Tuesday after their jet ski crashed into a boat on Lake Marie in Antioch, Illinois, authorities said.

Caitlin Clark notched her second career double-double as the Indiana Fever picked up their third consecutive victory with a win over the Washington Mystics.

President Biden's top super PAC has devoted $10 million in donations to an effort to compete with former President Trump's prolific social media campaign.

Breaking up is hard to do, especially when it comes to the end of a favorite television show, a study found. Psychologists revealed the emotions that come with the loss.

Nicole Kidman is an actress known for her many movie roles and high-profile marriages with fellow A-listers Tom Cruise and her current husband, Keith Urban.

Charlie Woods, the son of golf legend Tiger Woods, is heading to his first United States Golf Association event as he qualified for the U.S. Junior Amateur.

Willie Mays did not need much help throughout his Hall of Fame career, but Johnny Bench says the all-time legend still tried to get any advantage he could.

Democratic communications director Ben Kamens boasted on X Wednesday about how his student loan debt was recently canceled by the Biden administration.

Zsa Zsa Gabor's romantic life was one that many were fascinated over. She was married nine times in her life, with each marriage having a unique story.

It is nearly impossible to find a baseball player who could be compared to Willie Mays, but Bob Costas certainly tried his best with Dan Dakich.

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Hamas squad commander and sniper Ahmed Hassan Salame Alsauarka was killed in a “precise and targeted" Israeli strike in northern Gaza, the Israel Defense Forces announced on Thursday.

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson takes a closer look at the UDX Airwolf: High-performance eVTOL, agile flight, still a prototype

Oregon's three most populous counties spent $531 million on homelessness interventions in 2023, a 70% increase from the previous fiscal year, a new report shows.

A significant Alzheimer’s study sheds new light on a protective gene that appears to delay the disease in those destined to develop it. A researcher shared how it could "transform lives."

Hit-making Muscle Shoals, Alabama and session musicians The Swampers were immortalized in rock-anthem "Sweet Home Alabama." The region is also the birthplace of W.C. Handy and Helen Keller.

Almost from the moment he descended the golden escalator, we have heard tell about the infamous "shy Donald Trump voter" lurking below the surface of public opinion.

Seven federal agencies - including DHS, Department of State, and DOJ - have pressured Big Tech to censor Americans, according to the Media Research Center.