- ACLU Sues in King County to Block Voter-Approved Transgender Sports Measure
- Boebert Declines to Concede Colorado House Race as Ballot Count Continues
- Dianna Russini Debuts New Show Amid Fallout From Arizona Resort Photos
- Former Stoughton Detective Matthew Farwell Convicted in Killing of Sandra Birchmore and Her Unborn Child
- Low Testosterone Linked to Higher Cancer Death Risk in Study of 26,000 Men
- Longtime Springsteen Fan Club Disbands After Members Clash Over His Politics
- Deaths Tied to Unlawful Driver’s Licenses Fuel Federal Crackdown on State DMVs
- Guy Ritchie’s $175 Million Box-Office Bomb ‘King Arthur’ Lands on Netflix
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The ACLU of Washington and allied groups sued in King County Superior Court to block Initiative 638, the voter-approved measure restricting transgender athletes in girls’ school sports, before its Dec. 3 effective date.
Rep. Lauren Boebert has refused to concede her Colorado House race as Democrat Eileen Laubacher holds a narrow lead with thousands of ballots still uncounted and the AP yet to call it.
As Dianna Russini debuts her new show “The Russini Report” on Wednesday, former ESPN host Linda Cohn says Russini must openly address the scandal involving Patriots coach Mike Vrabel — including photos taken at an Arizona resort — or risk losing viewers.
A federal jury in Boston convicted former Stoughton police detective Matthew Farwell of killing 23-year-old Sandra Birchmore and her unborn child in Canton, after prosecutors said he staged her death to look like a suicide to silence her.
A study of more than 26,000 men across Australia, Europe and the US found those with very low testosterone had an 18% higher risk of dying from cancer, though researchers caution the link does not justify unsupervised testosterone supplementation.
A nearly 20,000-member Bruce Springsteen fan club has disbanded after years of infighting over his politics boiled over following his endorsement of Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed.
Fatal crashes involving drivers whom federal officials say were in the country illegally have prompted a federal crackdown on state licensing practices in New York, California and Ohio, including a nationwide task force and withheld funding.
Guy Ritchie’s 2017 flop ‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,’ which cost Warner Bros. an estimated $150 million after a planned six-film franchise collapsed, is now streaming on Netflix.
Dianna Russini, who resigned from The Athletic in April after revelations of an undisclosed relationship with Titans coach Mike Vrabel, is launching a new podcast and calling the scandal coverage “heartbreaking” without addressing the specific facts The Athletic cited when it found she violated ethics standards.
New Skyscanner data shows flight deals often beat Travel Tuesday prices earlier in the season, with Florida and Texas ranking among the top U.S. destinations travelers are booking for 2027.