Jason Collins, NBA’s first openly gay player, dead at 47
NBA veteran Jason Collins, who made history as the first active openly gay player in major American sports, has died at age 47 from brain cancer.
Iran-born smuggler who helped terror-linked migrant enter US also stockpiled child abuse material, feds say
New York man pleads guilty to smuggling foreign nationals into the U.S., including one linked to Iran's IRGC, and possessing child exploitation material.
Melania Trump’s family-first Mother’s Day message slammed as ‘out of touch’ by critics
A Mother's Day piece by first lady Melania Trump about motherhood, family and career brought out the critics, with some saying it was "out of touch." Others praised her as a "class act."
‘Ted Lasso’ actor stuns after signing professional soccer contract with El Paso Locomotive FC
Actor Cristo Fernandez joins El Paso Locomotive FC on a professional deal, proving football is life both on screen and on the pitch for the "Ted Lasso" star.
Democrat lawmaker calls Clarence Thomas an ‘Uncle Tom’ and ‘lynchman’ after Supreme Court redistricting ruling
Alabama lawmaker Juandalynn Givan launches blistering attack on Justice Clarence Thomas, calling him an "Uncle Tom" over redistricting ruling.
Mural honoring murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska taken down in Providence after local outrage
A construction crew removed the mural of murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska from a Providence building after residents and officials objected.
Awkward moment kicks off interview with ex-Biden adviser, drawing derision for Dem California gov candidate
California governor candidate Xavier Becerra is facing criticism after asking a reporter for a profile piece and not a gotcha interview before a sit-down.
Matthew and Brady Tkachuk tell the story of Team USA smuggling beer into the Olympic Village
The Tkachuk brothers reveal how a beer run into the Olympic Village galvanized the 2026 US men's hockey team on their iconic quest for gold.
Dem CA gubernatorial hopeful lectures reporter, says interview should be a profile, not a ‘gotcha piece’
Democratic California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra was slammed for lecturing KTLA reporter Annie Rose Ramos about doing a "profile" interview, not a "gotcha piece."
Miles Robinson hoping to be named to first US national team for World Cup: ‘Would mean so much’
Miles Robinson shared his dream of making the 2026 FIFA World Cup roster for the U.S. men's national team, and reflected on his journey back from a devastating injury in 2022.