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Journalists are abandoning basic fact-checking and overlooking major stories as President Trump’s provocative remarks dominate the news cycle.
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating a breach that exposed roughly 40,000 employees, including 10,000 ICE agents and CBP personnel.
The Milwaukee Brewers can call themselves World Series champions for the first time in franchise history after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 5.
Sen. Dan Sullivan calls the alleged Alaska Senate ballot scheme a scandal, accusing Mary Peltola and the DSCC of a secret year-long plot to trick voters.
Garrett Wilson said he loves the New York Jets, but admitted winning matters more as the Indianapolis Colts kick off NFL trade deadline sales.
The UCF Knights face a $100,000 Big 12 fine after video captured fans chanting a discriminatory phrase about Mormons before the BYU Cougars game.
Jon Lovitz responded with humor after Crystal Hefner called the comedian Playboy's "No. 1customer" on the "Lisa Guerrero Unleashed" podcast.
Democratic strategist Adrienne Elrod dismissed the Alaska ballot scandal, comparing it to Republican donors propping up RFK Jr. against Joe Biden in 2024.
Saquon Barkley revealed he had to give up his Polymarket equity stake due to NFL gambling rules that bar players from prediction market ties.
A fire at a massive Department of Energy nuclear site triggered emergency measures, though officials reported no contamination outside the facility.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed blamed American-manufactured guns for fueling Mexican cartels and "cartel behavior" along the border.
RJ Luis' injunction gives the LSU Tigers legal cover to roster him this season, but the SEC's threats could push the case toward monetary damages.
Josh Downs' reported trade request follows the Indianapolis Colts' roster overhaul that sent Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner packing this week.
Barbara Barrie, Oscar-nominated star of "Breaking Away" and "Barney Miller," died at 95 after a medically assisted death at her New York home.
Mark Walter told the California Post he plans to keep the Los Angeles Dodgers despite selling off his Lakers and Chelsea Football Club stakes.
Allison Roberts won major concessions from Portland Public Schools Tuesday, which rescinded her campus ban after she challenged its LGBTQ gender curriculum.
The Atlanta Dream released an open letter saying concerns over State Farm Arena availability for WNBA Finals Game 6 went unheeded for months.
Justin Tucker's practice squad signing sparked fierce criticism, but Andy Reid and the Chiefs face questions about the NFL's personal conduct policy.
Maine high school girls will speak publicly about competing against transgender athletes as nearly 5,000 new ballot initiative signatures are submitted.
Ayanna Taylor posted a TikTok video asking if Jonathan Taylor could be traded next after the Indianapolis Colts already dealt Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner.
Jacob Allen Morley had at least a five-hour head start before Tiptonville police were notified he escaped the Northwest Correctional Complex.
Over 75% of pilots reported having "microsleep" episodes while flying, according to a major survey of 7,200 pilots. Experts weighed in on the topic amid flight safety concerns.
Supporters of Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed praised his Medicare for All and other progressive platforms at a Detroit rally.
Anti-ICE radicals blocked New York City's Brooklyn Bridge and another suspect allegedly spray-painted over victims' names at the 9/11 Memorial.
Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy chose Shane Drohan over Jacob Misiorowski with three outs left, and the World Series Game 4 lead vanished.