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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger says taking pay cut was his idea Roethlisberger spoke for the first time on Tuesday since he agreed to a new contract in March that assured the 39-year-old would be back with the Steelers in 2021, the only NFL team he's ever known.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Anthony Davis out for Game 5 vs. Suns due to strained groin Markieff Morris will start in Davis place, according to the lineups released 30 minutes before tip-off. Davis hurt his groin late in the second quarter of Game 4 and did not play after halftime, ...
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San Francisco Giants to recognize Pride Month on jerseys, caps on Saturday Billy Beane, MLB's first ambassador for inclusion, will take part in Saturday's events at Oracle Park, where the palm trees in Willie Mays Plaza will be wrapped in the 11 colors of the Pride flag. The Oracle Park scoreboard will also display Pride colors throughout ...
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VMI has tolerated 'racist and sexist culture' and must change, investigation finds An independent investigation of the culture at Virginia Military Institute released Tuesday found a "racist and sexist culture," fierce resistance to change, and a fear of retaliation among students and faculty who want to report bigotry or sexual misconduct to ...
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National Enquirer owner pays $187500 for aiding Trump campaign in hush money deal The firm that owns the National Enquirer has agreed to pay $187,500 to the Federal Election Commission to settle complaints that it unlawfully aided Donald Trump's presidential campaign in 2016 by suppressing the story of an actress who said she had a ...
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Want to Win $5 Million? Get Vaccinated, New Mexico Says. As states scramble to persuade people to get coronavirus vaccines, New Mexico announces one of the biggest cash awards as an incentive.
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Is the Maricopa County election audit truly an audit? Here's what professional auditors have to say What to call the activity at Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum this month? It's not an "audit," according to many of those watching. It doesn't meet the formal criteria, they say. A better description would be a review or investigation — or, from some ...
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Los Angeles County firefighter fatally shoots colleague and wounds captain, officials say An off-duty firefighter fatally shot a colleague at a Los Angeles County fire station in Agua Dulce, officials said Tuesday. The suspected gunman also wounded a fire captain before traveling to his nearby home where he barricaded himself and the residence ...
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Joel Embiid doubtful for Philadelphia 76ers' NBA playoff Game 5 vs. Washington Wizards Embiid missed the shot and remained on the ground. It looked like he landed hard on his tailbone/back. He checked out of the game and hobbled to the locker room. The Sixers said he would not return due to right knee soreness.
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What It Means That Ellie Kemper Was Queen of the "Racist" Veiled Prophet Ball It's an annual debutante ball in St. Louis with some very strange traditions and a history that's spotty at best. As at most debutante balls, young women are invited to show off to and be honored by their community.
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MSNBC blasted for 'Texas Two Step' chyron for Greg Abbott: 'What the hell is this?' A new report on violence gripping Portland amid an anti-police push and more round out today's top media headlines. MSNBC received backlash on Tuesday for airing a chyron during "Andrea Mitchell ...
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Muslim American Discriminated Against For Wearing Hijab on Flight: Complaint A North Texas woman says she was discriminated against by a flight attendant from Southwest Airlines. Fatima Altakrouri, a Muslim woman born and raised in the United States, says she was barred from sitting in an exit row seat because she was wearing a ...
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Chicago police: Murders went down in May compared to last year Metropolitan Family Services and a host of other community organizations are part of the solution, says Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot. With social outreach and law enforcement working together to defuse conflicts where violence is most common.
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Hawks' Clint Capela to Knicks: We pushed you around. What are you going to do about it? With their backs to the walls, the Knicks were already set on taking the court at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night for Game 5 of the opening-round playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks with everything they've got. But if Tom Thibodeau needed a bit ...
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China finds possible first human case of H10N3 bird flu strain The Chinese government announced Tuesday that a man in Jiangsu province, northwest of Shanghai, had become the first person known to have been infected with the H10N3 strain of bird flu. In a statement, China's National Health Commission ...
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Kyrie Irving was grazed in the head by water bottle thrown by Celtics fan, according to police report Buckley was arrested immediately following the incident, which occurred after the Celtics lost Game 4 to the Nets. Buckley, who is listed as a student at the University of Rhode Island, was charged with assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon, a ...
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Report: John Beilein accepts job with the Detroit Pistons Former Michigan Wolverines men's basketball coach John Beilein is back working in the NBA. ESPN's Marc Stein reported on Tuesday evening that Beilein has accepted a role with the Detroit Pistons as the Senior Advisor of Player Development.
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Dem lawmakers float $25M plan to increase Secretary of State hours, staffing Lansing — Two Democratic lawmakers are proposing legislation that would push an extra $25 million in federal coronavirus relief funds to the Secretary of State's offices over the next four months. The bills by Reps. Julie Brixie of Meridian Township and ...
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Lukashenko's Air Piracy Has Revitalized Belarus's Opposition On May 23, a Ryanair flight passing through Belarusian airspace from Athens to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, was forced down in Minsk by a fraudulent bomb threat—backed up by a MiG-29 fighter jet escort. The falsified bomb threat was concocted by the ...
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Judge to weigh release of exhibits in Gov. Gretchen Whitmer kidnap plot The government had previously released exhibits that were offered as evidence against five co-defendants in October but Croft's transfer from the Philadelphia Federal Detention Center to Michigan was delayed.
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Family of man stomped on by Huntsville police hires attorney so 'this doesn't happen in the future' His mother, Kimberlyn Hayes, condemned the Huntsville police officer's actions and said she plans to file a lawsuit alleging the officer used excessive force. The department this afternoon released a statement saying Hobbs " ...
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Mare of Easttown season 2: Will HBO continue Kate Winslet show? If HBO does order Mare of Easttown season 2, it will likely follow a brand-new case investigated by Detective Mare Sheehan since she solved the murder of Erin McMenamin. The much-anticipated finale, which revealed the killer's identity, was so popular that it ...
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Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich's supervised release ends early, marking an official end to his corruption case The one-sentence order from U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis stated simply that "early termination of supervision is granted as to Rod Blagojevich," though the underlying document was not available to the public. The judge noted in the order that the motion was ...
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Deaths of residential school children 'the fault of Canada,' Trudeau tells debate Trudeau told the House of Commons that the children found in Kamloops and others who have "yet to be found in other places across the country, would have been grandparents or great-grandparents.".
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The Dirty Secret of 'Clean' Energy However, one dirty secret that President Biden and his green allies don't want to talk about is how "clean" solar energy is largely built on forced labor in Xinjiang, China, according to a new investigative report by U.K.'s Sheffield Hallam University.
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No UK Covid deaths announced for first time in 10 months Matt Hancock, the health secretary, hailed the statistic as proof that vaccines were breaking the link between infection and severe illness, though scientists warned against reading too much into the numbers following a bank holiday weekend.
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How to Watch the Premiere of America's Got Talent (Season 16) Tonight at 8pm (EST), tune in to watch America's Got Talent on NBC. The new 2021 season will be kicking off with some fierce competition—exciting acts from across the nation will showcase their talents on a legendary stage—in front of an impressive panel ...
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Feds: Seattle man arrested trying to join ISIS A criminal complaint unsealed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Seattle said Elvin Hunter Bgorn Williams was arrested Friday as he checked in for a flight to Cairo. The complaint described him as self-radicalized and said ...
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Report: Trump telling supporters he expects to be reinstated WASHINGTON (NewsNation Now) — Former President Donald Trump is reportedly saying he expects to be reinstated by August, according to a New York Times reporter. Maggie Haberman tweeted the report in reference to a Qanon conference in Dallas ...
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Kentucky's no-bid transportation contracts questioned (The Center Square) – Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday the state has issued more than $1 billion in transportation construction contracts, a further sign he noted the economy is picking up steam. Those awards have come as the state's ...
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Child's birthday wish for world's saddest Lion King cake comes true Still, there's a logic to kid-based and cake-based communications that makes perfect sense. Take birthday girl Leona, for example, who demanded a birthday cake that featured one of cinema's saddest scenes depicted in all its fondant glory. The reason: More ...
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Jennifer Aniston still 'basking in all the love' from Friends reunion Aniston was joined by her co-stars Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer and Matthew Perry for the long-awaited special, which arrived last week. It included the cast reminiscing ...
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Hundreds of volunteers search for missing boy MONTEZUMA — Several hundred volunteers joined law enforcement officials in searching for a missing 10-year-old east-central Iowa boy. Xavior Harrelson was last seen around 11 a.m. Thursday on his bike near his home on the north end of Montezuma.
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