Philadelphia sports radio host Howard Eskin has been suspended from Phillies home games for the rest of the season after investigations by his employer showed he kissed a worker for Citizens Bank Park's food service provider without consent.
Rep. Chip Roy wants the House to impeach Vice President Kamala Harris, arguing she has breached her oath of office by "lying" to the public about President Biden's apparent mental decline and failing to use her constitutional power under the 25th Amendment to remove him from office.
Sen. Charles E. Grassley has opened an investigation into the hack of America's top domestic cyber agency which exposed a tool the U.S. government used to maintain information from facilities with chemicals that terrorists could turn into weapons.
Mark Cavendish wrote a new chapter of Tour de France history in what is expected to be his last appearance at cycling's biggest race.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced this week that his company's "Twitter killer" Threads has amassed 175 million active monthly users a year after its launch.
President Biden privately told a key ally that he knows he may not be able to salvage his candidacy and will make a decision about whether to drop out of the presidential race in the next few days.
If you attend a July 4 parade this year, chances are you will see tons of campaign signs and candidates walking the parade route alongside bands, floats and other entertainment.
Ann Wilson, whose rock band Heart produced the hits "Magic Man," "Barracuda" and "Crazy on You," announced on social media Tuesday that she's undergoing chemotherapy and postponing the band's tour until next year.
In last Thursday's debate, former President Donald Trump described the United States as a "failed state" and a "Third World nation." That's unfortunate and -- happily for its citizens -- inaccurate.
NASCAR Cup Series rookie Josh Berry has signed to drive the Wood Brothers' No. 21 car next season after the shuttering of his current Stewart-Haas Racing team.
A dozen GOP House lawmakers are pressing the Army's top civilian and military leaders for information about substandard conditions inside the service's barracks, which they say pose health risks to the troops and hurt the Army's recruiting and retention efforts.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. railed against the Vanity Fair article that said he ate a dog. He contends it was a goat.
Put aside former President Donald Trump (an impossible task for some) and examine the Supreme Court's majority ruling that protects any president from litigation for decisions and actions he (or she, but for the sake of this column, I will use the male pronoun) has made while in office.
Anton Lundell and the Florida Panthers have agreed to a six-year, $30 million contract, one ensuring that the Stanley Cup champions have all eight of their leading scorers from this past season back to defend the title.
Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stands accused of sexually assaulting a babysitter over two decades ago, according to an exclusive report from Vanity Fair.
Homeownership expenses, including mortgage payments, property insurance and taxes, accounted for 35.1% of the average wage in the second quarter of this year, marking the highest share since 2007.
A new poll released Wednesday shows that President Biden got a slight bump in support despite his abysmal performance in last week's debate. Even so, more than 30% of Democrats say he should bow out as their party's nominee.
Milwaukee has acquired veteran right-hander Aaron Civale from the Tampa Bay Rays in the NL Central-leading Brewers' latest attempt to boost a starting rotation that's been decimated by injuries.
Any athlete with Olympic dreams knows the feeling of lungs burning, arms and legs turning to jelly, as they near the closing moments of another grueling race or excruciatingly close match. For that last shot of adrenaline, they often tap into the energy provided by the roaring crowd.
Chinese forces seized a Taiwanese fishing boat in the ill-defined waters off the island of Kinmen late Tuesday night and took the vessel to a Chinese port, Taiwanese news outlets reported Wednesday, the latest aggressive move short of outright combat by Beijing against the island democracy it claims as part of its sovereign territory.
A 74-year-old woman died in San Francisco this week after she was pushed into an oncoming Bay Area Rapid Transit train. The suspect, a transient, was arrested.
"Steve Bannon Is No Longer a Free Man," gloated one left-wing website. Monday this week was, by any measure, a dark and grave moment in American political history -- one concealed only by its absurdity.
Bob's Stores will close all remaining locations this month, ending 70 years of business.
In its day, the SS United States was a nautical marvel, the fastest passenger liner to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a record time that has stood for more than 70 years. But the only race the vessel known as "America's flagship" is competing in now is a race against time to avoid the scrapyard.