Deion Sanders responded to ESPN pundit Paul Finebaum calling the Colorado Buffaloes football program "irrelevant" during a recent appearance on "Outta Pocket with RGIII."
After being called out by Joe Rogan and Tulsi Gabbard, MSNBC admitted to "incorrectly" editing a TikTok of the podcast host to appear as if he was praising Vice President Harris.
Kerry Kennedy, younger sister of Robert F. Kennedy Jr, has begun stumping for Vice President Kamala Harris and calling her brother's behavior a "betrayal" of their father's legacy.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is subpoenaing the firm that Judge Juan Merchan's daughter does political work for.
The Heritage Foundation launched a new website hammering Vice President Kamala Harris' policy record the same day her campaign starts as ad blitz to tie Project 2025 to former President Donald Trump.
Nearly two months after their viral moment discussing golf handicaps during their debate, former President Trump revisited Joe Biden's claim he got down to a six.
A homeless woman stole a bag with $1,000 worth of donations from an Oakland City Council candidate during a campaign kickoff event, and police never showed up when called, according to a report.
Michigan running back Donovan Edwards is ignoring all the noise about his team's sign-stealing scandal that resulted in suspensions and a notice of allegations.
British tennis player Dan Evans made history at the U.S. Open on Tuesday after winning the longest match in tournament history, beating the previous record by nine minutes.
"Yellowstone" might continue with season six starring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. Kevin Costner exited the Western after the first half of season five.
Back-to-school items are trending on social media. Here's a shortlist of some of the most popular items popular on college campuses this school year.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz spoke to union firefighters Wednesday in Boston, imploring them that Vice President Kamala Harris, not former President Donald Trump, will fight for their rights to collectively bargain, protect pensions and maintain funding for federal fire fighting resources.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump claimed in an interview with celebrity psychologist Dr. Phil that 'if Jesus Christ came down and was the vote counter' he would win California in November.
An injured seven-pound bald eagle is being treated at the World Bird Sanctuary in Valley Park, Missouri, after it was shot. It is also suffering from lead poisoning.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said during a recent interview with CBS News that she was "concerned" about the Trump immunity ruling.
South American soccer body CONMEBOL has suspended several Uruguayan internationals, led by Darwin Núñez's five-game ban, due to incidents at the Copa America semi-final against Colombia in July.
Republican Gov. Brian Kemp said "the road to the White House is going to run through Georgia." He called Trump's tirade against the governor a "dustup from two or three weeks ago."
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders knocked Vice President Harris for not doing a solo interview for her first formal sit-down since becoming the Democratic nominee.
Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey called on Washington, D.C., to secure the border or to "get the hell out of the way" so that he and other sheriffs can.
The Biden administration could potentially revive an immigration program that a Department of Homeland Security review found was potentially subject to "mass fraud."
Artificial intelligence experts are calling on the U.S. and other world governments to pass rules to prevent biological AI models from posing health risks to the public.
An awkward moment at the U.S. Open during a match between Frances Tiafoe and Aleksandar Kovacevic occurred on Tuesday night and went viral.
South Carolina authorities on Tuesday revealed the cause of death for Stanley Kotowski, a Massachusetts man who disappeared from a family vacation in Hilton Head on Aug. 16.
Political commentator James Carville said that Americans will watch the debate between former President Trump and Vice President Harris because they enjoy a media "train wreck."
Armie Hammer, 38, traded in his truck for a "tiny" car after cannibalism claims came to light in 2021. The actor said he "can’t afford gas" since he moved back to Los Angeles.