A former UC Santa Barbara student body president writes about a Jewish Student Union conference in Stamford, Connecticut, that drew hundreds of high schoolers ahead of Election Day, arguing young Jewish leaders should act regardless of election outcomes.
Christie’s expects Keira Knightley’s emerald ‘Atonement’ gown to sell for up to $160,000 on December 9, but the dress is on free public display at its Rockefeller Center location through November 17.
British Columbia officials say DNA testing has linked four grizzly bears, a mother and her three yearling cubs, to the deaths of a mother and daughter near Bella Coola; all four bears were killed afterward.
House Republicans elected Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan as minority leader on Tuesday, the first time a House Freedom Caucus founder has held the post, defeating Majority Leader Steve Scalise 106-73.
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson will miss the rest of the season with a neck fracture suffered in Sunday’s loss to Seattle, adding to a growing list of injuries for the 3-6 team.
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.
Giants coach John Harbaugh declined to criticize receiver Malik Nabers after a Fox broadcast team called his body language “terrible” during New York’s win over Philadelphia, saying outsiders can’t judge a player’s conduct without knowing the full context.
Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin told CNN that last week’s midterm results were a personal rebuke of President Trump and accused him of targeting political opponents to deflect from the message voters sent on costs and corruption.
Rams receiver Puka Nacua is likely headed to injured reserve with a knee sprain and turf toe suffered on the final play of Sunday’s win, and coach Sean McVay says he regrets the play call that led to it.
Tommy Schultz, CEO of the American Federation for Children, warns that Democratic efforts to roll back school choice programs in states like Texas could create a backlash of ‘angry,’ ‘single-issue’ voters in 2028.
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Knicks guard Tyler Kolek backtracked on calling Taylor Swift a “fake” celebrity fan courtside after backlash from Swifties and his own girlfriend, and after the team itself distanced itself from his remarks.
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U.S. officials say daily talks between Washington, Moscow and Kyiv have produced private flexibility on territorial issues, raising hopes ahead of trilateral negotiations opening Tuesday in Abu Dhabi.
