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I Thought I Had a Stye in My Eye—Nothing Prepared Me for the Horrific Truth
I was completely blindsided. I showed up alone to the oncology appointment because I had no idea why I was there.
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Tucker Carlson Says Trump Should Be Removed From Office 'Immediately'
Politics
Bill Doba, Longtime Washington State Coach, Dies at 85
A college football coach who left his greatest mark at Washington State died at 85.
Politics
Angel Reese Bracing for WNBA Suspension After Incident vs. Fire
Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese likely has some WNBA punishment heading her way after Friday's matchup vs. the Portland Fire.
Politics
Phillies World Series Champion Larry Christenson Dies Unexpectedly at 72
An 11-year member of the Phillies' starting rotation who helped them win the 1980 World Series died at 72.
Politics
Hegseth Denies Report He's Considering a 2028 Run: What Polls Show
Speculation over the 2028 GOP field is growing, with several Trump administration officials emerging as potential candidates.
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ESPN Analyst: Lamar Jackson, Ravens Could Be Heading for Divorce
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could look for an exit if he has another rough season like he did in 2025.
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Major Update Emerges on JJ McCarthy’s Vikings Status Amid Trade Speculation
The Minnesota Vikings decided on Kyler Murray as their starter, raising questions about JJ McCarthy's future.
Sport
4 QBs Generating Serious Trade Buzz Weeks Before NFL Regular Season Starts
NFL teams are trying to call about trading for four quarterbacks who are looking for a fresh start after a rough training camp.
Politics
Will Google Rename Lake Ontario? MapQuest Refuses to Adopt Trump Order
The longtime mapping service said it will not rename Lake Ontario after Trump signed an executive order calling it “Lake America.”
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Michigan’s Whittingham Hit With Alarming Accusations by Former Utah Players
The head coach of the Michigan Wolverines is facing accusations from his former players at Utah.
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Trump Attacks 'Unattractive' New York Times Reporter Over 9/11 Speech Story
Trump’s attack on Haberman fits into his long-running pattern of targeting female journalists.
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Todd McShay Ranks Arch Manning Shockingly Low Among 2027 QB Prospects
Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning may be hyped, but one prominent draft analyst isn't buying it.
Sport
Aaron Donald’s NFL Comeback Must Happen Before This Date
Aaron Donald has yet to announce whether he'll return to play for the Rams, and faces a strict deadline to make his comeback by.
Politics
These 4 Things Must Happen Before Rays Stadium Construction Begins
What's next for the Rays after Tampa and Hillsborough County approved public funds to build a new ballpark?
Sport
Avalanche Make NHL History With Massive Cale Makar Contract
The Colorado Avalanche signed superstar defenseman Cale Makar to a record-breaking eight-year, $163.2 million contract extension.
Politics
Trump Says New Venezuelan Oil Deal Will 'Substantially Lower' Gas Prices
Trump touts a historic Venezuela oil deal that he says more than doubles U.S. reserves and will lower gas prices.
Politics
Canada Map Shows Every Geographic Landmark Named 'Trump'
From lakes to islands, there are several geographic locations in Canada that are named Trump.
Sport
Former Dbacks Closer: Ketel Marte Benefits From MLB's Double Standard
A former Dbacks pitcher believes Ketel Marte was extended more sympathy than an American-born peer would be in the same situation.
Sport
Hawks Could Have a Massive 2026-27, NBA Analysts Say
This is certainly positive news for the Atlanta Hawks.
Politics
Heat Get Dismal 2026-27 Projection, Even With Giannis Antetokounmpo
This isn't what Miami wanted to hear.
Politics
Celtics Could Face Another Brutal Year — Here's Why
Here's why the Boston Celtics could be in trouble.
Sport
Hornets Could Be the Surprise of the NBA in 2026
This would be a lot of fun for Charlotte.
Politics
Student Loan Update: Trump Admin Takes New Step to Limit Forgiveness
On Thursday, the Department of Education appealed a federal court ruling over which employers qualify for PSLF.
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