Israeli colonel whose parents survived Holocaust continues military service at the age of 56, serving over 3,600 days in reserves including Gaza operations.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders made the AFC Pro Bowl despite poor stats, drawing criticism from New York Giants lineman Jermaine Eluemunor and fans.

House Republicans slam Democratic push to impeach DHS Secretary Kristi Noem as "partisan stunt," citing lack of unified support from Democratic caucus.

Minnesota fraud scandal serves as warning for election integrity vulnerabilities, warns Justin Riemer, CEO of Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections.

Cornell Law professor William Jacobson argues the Trump administration should use formal rule-making rather than executive orders to permanently dismantle discriminatory DEI programs.

"Pawn Stars" host Rick Harrison married Agripina "Angie" Polushkin in Cancún, Mexico while son Corey recovered from a motorcycle crash with broken ribs.

Former President Joe Biden slams President Donald Trump's federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota, saying it "betrays our basic values as Americans."

House Freedom Caucus leaders warn they will block any deal that strips DHS and ICE funding, setting up a high-stakes shutdown fight tied to unrest in Minneapolis.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel sidestepped questions about star quarterback Drake Maye's shoulder injury, saying that no one is 100 percent.

The "Kardashians" star has dated several NBA players, including Devin Booker, Jordan Clarkson, Ben Simmons and Blake Griffin.

The pop star suggested that the Irish actor would snag an invite during her October appearance on "The Graham Norton Show."

The pop star suggested that the Irish actor would snag an invite during her October appearance on "The Graham Norton Show."

Thomas Medlin is described by police as 5-foot, four-inches tall and weighing 130 pounds.

Following a team meeting in which JJ Redick challenged Luka Doncic and LeBron James to get their teammates more involved, the results have been positive for the Los Angeles Lakers.

About 6 million European Jews and millions of other people, including Poles, Roma, people with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ people, were killed by the Nazis and their collaborators.

UPS also slashed a whopping 48,000 jobs last year, including 34,000 operational roles and 14,000 in management. 

They don't call it "the change" for nothing.

A woke Bay Area city council is getting ripped online after wrapping up its Monday meeting in a flood of tears “in honor of Alex Pretti, Renee Good, and all the peaceful protesters of Minneapolis.”

The app will feature CatholicVote’s news platform called The LOOP.

The lawyers got involved and the divorce can be finalized.

Expect air guitars when the Rock Hall of Famers swing into Forest Hills on June 10.

The door is certainly open at the Chiefs' facility if Travis Kelce decides to suit up for a 14th NFL season.

Composer says values of Trump-dominated Kennedy Center ‘are in direct conflict’ with symphony’s message

Celebrated US composer Philip Glass has withdrawn the world premiere of his latest symphony at Washington DC’s John F Kennedy Center in protest of Donald Trump’s presidency.

In a statement on Tuesday, the 88-year-old composer said: “After thoughtful consideration, I have decided to withdraw my Symphony No 15 ‘Lincoln’ from the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Symphony No 15 is a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, and the values of the Kennedy Center today are in direct conflict with the message of the symphony.

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Janet Flanner, a struggling novelist with an unconventional lifestyle, was one of countless Americans living in 1920s Paris, now known as “The Lost Generation.” Her friend Jane Grant, a New York Times reporter, was starting an ambitious magazine with her husband called The New Yorker. Grant loved Flanner’s letters about life in Paris so much,...