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'South Park' Creators Needle Trump, Apple and Google in Mock Name Change
In a statement Parker and Stone said they were "inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google."
Politics
El Niño White Christmas Map Shows Snow Impact for Every State
A map showing the historical odds of snow-covered ground on December 25 suggests an El Niño winter could create a stark divide.
Politics
Trump's Expanded US Map Includes Territories Locked in Dispute With Canada
One expert warns Trump's "very dangerous and very disruptive policies toward Canadians" spark uncertainty north of the border.
Politics
Republican Accuses Mamdani of Using 9/11 Air Quality Report as Distraction
NYC released a trove of 9/11 records on toxic air concerns as controversy swirls around Mamdani's attendance at Friday's memorial.
Politics
Dabo Swinney Sends Defiant Message Amid Clemson Buyout Rumors
Dabo Swinney refused to entertain questions about his offseason decisions after Clemson's loss to LSU as buyout talk heats up.
Politics
Red Sox Bench Players Explain Unusual Postgame Celebration
Even the Boston Red Sox bench is celebrating as the streaky AL contender is rolling again.
Politics
Trent Williams on Aaron Donald, Myles Garrett Combo: 'When It Rains It Pours'
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams shared his honest response to the return of star pass rusher Aaron Donald.
Sport
NFL Analyst Shockingly Predicts a Titans Playoff Run: ‘I Believe in Your QB’
An NFL analyst stunned his colleagues with his prediction that quarterback Cam Ward and the Titans would reach the AFC Playoffs.
Politics
Ben Johnson Drops Rome Odunze Update Ahead of Bears' Season Opener
Rome Odunze's foot injury had Bears fans worried ahead of Week 1 — here's what Ben Johnson said about his status for Sunday.
Politics
Stablecoins Need a New Kind of Bank
Stablecoins will change more than how money moves. They will change what we expect a bank to be, and how we expect it to operate.
Politics
MAC Takes Formal Action to Oppose Western Michigan-Michigan Result
The MAC has submitted a formal appeal to recognize Western Michigan as the winner of Saturday night's matchup against Michigan.
Politics
Several Candidates Emerge to Replace Cathy Engelbert as WNBA Commissioner
This past Friday, WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced her intentions to retire at the end of the 2026 calendar year.
Politics
Historic 1920s Skyscraper ‘Lost to Time’—Now It’s About To Change Forever
The Chicago landmark was designed by the sons of the architect behind New York City's iconic Flatiron Building.
Politics
Christian Gonzalez’s $135 Million Extension Ends Embarrassing Patriots Streak
Christian Gonzalez just became the NFL's highest-paid cornerback — and ended a Patriots streak that dated back to 2017.
Politics
Sidney Crosby Drops a Cryptic Update on His Penguins Future
Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby got honest about his playing future as he prepares for the 2026-27 NHL season.
Politics
From Poverty and Discrimination to Great Opera Houses: Simon Estes Story
He made his debut on an opera stage at the West German Opera House because America was less welcoming to Black male opera singers.
Politics
Chiefs to Be Without Key Starter for Week 1 ‘Monday Night Football’ Clash
A key starter for the Kansas City Chiefs will miss the season-opening "Monday Night Football" showdown with the Broncos.
Politics
DK Metcalf Channels Aaron Rodgers With Viral Conspiracy Theory Comment
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf shouted out Aaron Rodgers while talking about his interest in conspiracy theories.
Politics
Who is Lonnie Bunch? Smithsonian Chief Retiring Amid Trump Admin Strife
Smithsonian chief Lonnie Bunch is retiring after years leading the institution through political battles.
Politics
Mike Tomlin Hints He's Not Done Coaching After Parting Ways With Steelers
Longtime Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has made it clear that he is open to coaching in the NFL again.
Politics
The Billion-Dollar Security Tax on Jewish Life in America
As Jewish security costs top $1 billion, the High Holidays sharpen a national question: who pays to protect worship?
Politics
Trump Dealt New Data-Sharing Blow in IRS-ICE Fight Ahead of Midterms
After a court said the agreement was likely illegal, the administration turned to the Supreme Court on another data-sharing case.
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Colin Cowherd Calls for Power 4 Head Coach to be Fired After Blowout Loss
Colin Cowherd called for Clemson to think about firing head coach Dabo Swinney after a 51-10 loss to LSU on Saturday night.
Politics
Corie Walsh Child Murder Case Draws Links to Lindsay Clancy, Casey Anthony
The Illinois case against Corie Walsh has drawn national attention because of reported references to other high-profile cases.
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