Sixers fan who had his cup of wine drunk by LeBron James mid-game describes moment with epic quote
LeBron James grabbed a fan's red wine courtside during the 76ers-Bulls game, and Troy Clemons' reaction to the viral moment was refreshingly real.
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Hochul, Mamdani face questions over NYC women's safety after stabbing and Central Park assault
Two brutal attacks on women in New York City public spaces have leaders under fire, with neither the mayor nor City Council proposing more patrols.
Warriors' Draymond Green throws Suns player to floor, grabs opponent's jersey in heated confrontation
Draymond Green threw down Khaman Maluach and grabbed Dillon Brooks before his ejection, but the Golden State Warriors stormed back to beat Phoenix.
Florida polling places in 7 counties are moving locations due to flooding
Midterm election voters in seven Florida counties face temporary polling location changes after heavy rainfall triggered flash flood warnings.
Federal judge tosses Trump admin Harvard admissions lawsuit, leaves door open to future challenge
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Harvard University over admissions records, citing procedural deficiencies.
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Former NFL star says he previously flew on private jet that crashed in Florida: 'Absolutely devastated'
Joe Mixon revealed he flew on the same Learjet 60 with the same two pilots just a month before the fatal Palm Beach County crash killed all nine aboard.
MICHAEL RUIZ: Idaho college massacre survivor says family moved 9 times as strangers followed them
University of Idaho massacre survivor Dylan Mortensen reveals she moved nine times and uses an alias to fight for privacy in the Bryan Kohberger case.
Federal judge orders DOJ to ensure poll monitors are not law enforcement officials
The NAACP failed to block Justice Department poll monitors, but a federal judge barred armed officers and anyone with arrest power on Election Day.
Kordell Stewart opens up about the rumor that haunted his Steelers career for 28 years in new documentary
Kordell Stewart revisited the barbershop rumor that haunted his Pittsburgh Steelers career in a new HBO and NFL Films documentary, "Kordell Stewart: Slash & Burn."
Lamar Jackson goes from being a problem for 31 NFL teams to becoming a problem for the Ravens
Lamar Jackson's injury history and $84.34 million cap charge next season could force the Ravens into a stunning divorce from their two-time NFL MVP.
DOJ faces ‘heavy lift’ in Alaska election appeal as separate criminal probe continues
DOJ faces an uphill battle appealing the dismissed Alaska Senate ballot lawsuit over two Dan Sullivan candidates before Election Day polls close.
Hochul silent about women under attack in America's largest city as Dem candidate steers outrage elsewhere
Two brutal attacks on women in New York City public spaces have leaders under fire, with neither the mayor nor City Council proposing more patrols.
SEAN PARNELL: The military needs more than recruiting ads — it needs to be seen
Every military branch hit its recruiting mission in fiscal year 2026 under Trump and Secretary Hegseth, with the Army finishing four months early.
HUGH HEWITT: The ghosts of 2006 are stirring — but will they catch the GOP?
A 2026 midterm analysis compares Trump's position to Bush's 2006 losses, weighing GDP growth, inflation and the Iran conflict against historical patterns.
PASTOR COREY BROOKS: El-Sayed's pitch to Black voters is the same old liberal condescension
Every day I work to lift up members of my community with American principles, and those in Michigan who vote for Abdul El-Sayed for are voting in the opposite direction.
The battle for Congress is just the beginning. Here's what's at stake on Election Day
Election Day 2026 sees Republicans defending slim majorities as early voting shatters records with over 54 million ballots already cast nationwide.
Ex-Chicago FBI chief sues DOJ, claims he was ousted over failed anti-ICE prosecutions
The former chief of the FBI's Chicago field office said he was forced out after being wrongly blamed for failed prosecutions against anti-ICE protesters in the city.