Senate moves to rein in college sports 'Wild West' with sweeping new rules for players, schools
The Protect College Sports Act targets name, image and likeness (NIL) rules, transfer portal limits and a revenue sharing cap in the Senate.
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Clancy-fixated Illinois mom sang 'Wizard of Oz' tune after allegedly killing 2-year-old son: report
Corie Walsh allegedly sang a "Wizard of Oz" tune during questioning after being charged with first-degree murder in her son Barrett Walsh's death.
Democrat rebels defy Jeffries to hand GOP critical win just before midterms
House Democrats Jared Golden and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez broke ranks to rescue a Republican rule vote, dealing a fresh blow to Hakeem Jeffries.
EXCLUSIVE: Haitian illegal alien gang member who went viral yelling ‘Biden forever’ during ICE arrest deported
A Haitian gang member who shouted "Biden forever" during his viral ICE arrest has been deported to Haiti after spending 19 months in custody.
High-profile Democrat breaks with party, embraces key pieces of Trump agenda
Haley Stevens backs Trump administration policies on critical minerals, data centers and public equity stakes in high-growth industries like Intel.
Small-business owner urges Seattle leaders to act now on public drug use and slow emergency response
Store owner Matt Humphrey said he called 911 for open-air drug use near his shop and never saw police, as Seattle business leaders demand a public safety plan.
Jemele Hill suggests this NFL team should sign Colin Kaepernick to start right now
Colin Kaepernick claims he still trains daily and believes he can play in the NFL, while Jemele Hill urged the Atlanta Falcons to sign him.
TRACE GALLAGHER: Common sense is alive in America. We just need to listen
"Turns Out They Were Right All Along" shares life lessons from the "Fox News @ Night" host who spent years ignoring great wisdom before embracing it.
Retired NFL star falls into social media hole by comparing Mike Vrabel scandal and Jonathon Cooper arrest
Justin Simmons criticized ESPN for mentioning Jonathon Cooper's NFL suspension during the Broncos-Chiefs game, sparking sharp social media pushback.
Ed Sheeran says he tried to ‘build a bridge’ over Macklemore tour spot before venues said no
Ed Sheeran says Macklemore's removal from his "Loop Tour" was the concert promoter's decision, not his, after U.S. venues threatened to pull shows.
Michael Rapaport cheers Macklemore getting dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour, says 'f--- you'
Michael Rapaport celebrated Macklemore being kicked off Ed Sheeran's tour on Monday after the singer repeatedly shouted "Free Palestine" from the stage.
Mounted police, extra patrols and Kiffin hate: Oxford prepares for Ole Miss-LSU game with extra security
Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford as LSU head coach prompted unprecedented security measures, with multiple police departments sending crowd-control units.
64 House Democrats help Republicans kill Trump impeachment effort
Al Green forced a Trump impeachment vote that fractured House Democrats, with Hakeem Jeffries and top leaders voting "present" to avoid taking a stand.
CC Sabathia says Yankees could do a better job helping young players handle the pinstripes: 'Different beast'
CC Sabathia, whose number 52 will be retired by the New York Yankees this month, called it a "different beast" to wear the iconic pinstripes.
NFL Week 1 proper reactions: Rams panic, Bears hype and Chargers doubts need patience after one game
NFL Week 1 overreactions are in full swing, from the Rams missing the playoffs to the Bears offense averaging 40 points per game all season.
AG Blanche unveils federal charges against 160 defendants in pandemic relief sweep
The Justice Department announced 160 arrests tied to over $245 million in COVID fraud losses, plus a $10 million childcare scheme in California.
Seven noncitizens charged in North Texas election-integrity investigation
The charges come as the Trump administration expands its election-integrity efforts.
Pentagon reveals secret space weapons are already in orbit — but won't say what they do
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink revealed the Space Force has on-orbit space control weapons, but the Pentagon won't say what they are or how they work.