Urban Meyer says a single phone call convinced him to recommend Jon Sumrall for the Florida Gators head coaching job, and Sumrall’s start, including wins over Ole Miss and Texas, has Meyer praising the hire publicly.
A Cuban bakery in Miami condemned socialism after backlash over a campaign video featuring House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Democratic congressional candidate Eliott Rodriguez, with a second, unrelated bakery forced to issue its own clarification.
A Suffolk County police union leader says a man he arrested later showed up at his home with a billboard truck, and he’s now pushing New York to adopt anti-doxxing and buffer-zone laws to protect officers’ families.
Jay-Z, who has curated the Super Bowl Halftime Show since 2019, is reportedly set to headline the 2027 show himself at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
A Denver mother says a scholarship nonprofit helped her adoptive daughter switch out of public school and thrive, as a new federal tax credit for school choice donations expands to more than half the states.
New polls from ActiVote and Rasmussen Reports show Republican Sen. Jon Husted with a narrow edge over Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio, a shift from earlier surveys that favored Brown.
U.S. homebuilder confidence dropped to its lowest level in 14 years in October as mortgage rates above 7 percent and rising costs pushed builders to cut prices at a record pace, with Florida contractors facing mounting labor cost pressures.
President Trump publicly rebuked Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin after she suggested young conservatives could face consequences for working in his administration, with Slotkin countering that Trump had “weaponized” the government against her.
A new survey finds Americans vastly underestimate how much ultra-processed food they eat — believing it’s 16% of their diet when CDC data put the real figure at 53% — a knowledge gap that researchers say carries hidden long-term financial and health costs.
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A travel blogger refused to give up her aisle seat to a crying stranger who wanted to sit near her sleeping husband, sparking a viral debate about seating etiquette and personal responsibility on flights.
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Andrew Luster, convicted of drugging and raping three women and once sentenced to 124 years, has been released after about 20 years and is reportedly living in Glendora, drawing sharp criticism from local officials over California’s parole system.
