Good news for any aspiring sumo wrestlers who are on the shorter side: height and weight no longer matter. The Japan Sumo Association announced in late September that potential sumo wrestlers would no longer have to meet the minimum height requirements of 167 centimeters (about 5’6) and weight requirements of […]
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Alex Rodriguez doesn’t understand why Yankees haven’t retired his No. 13: ‘It bothers me’
From 2004 through 2016, Alex Rodriguez was a cornerstone of the New York Yankees, earning multiple All-Star appearances and playing a big role in their 2009 World Series victory. His accomplishments with the team – 351 home runs, ranking sixth in franchise history – give him an argument to have […]
Read MoreBritney Spears didn’t mean to ‘offend anyone,’ as Justin Timberlake is reportedly ‘happy’ despite her claims
Britney Spears wants everyone to know she did not mean to “offend anyone” with her upcoming memoir. After excerpts from “The Woman in Me” made headlines with claims about drug use, cheating, and an abortion, the pop star shared some new thoughts on Instagram Friday. Spears does not mention anyone […]
Read More‘Raging’ bedbug infestation at Iowa senior living apartment complex leads to lawsuit: ‘Pay special attention’
Tenants of the Walnut Court apartments, a large senior living complex in Waterloo, Iowa, have filed a class-action lawsuit against the owners due to what they claim has been a years-long bed bug infestation. The suit was filed by Theresa Allen, a current tenant, and Gary Montgomery, a former tenant, […]
Read MoreFederal judge rules former Baylor coach Art Briles was not negligent in assault case involving former player
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit against former Baylor head football coach Art Briles, who was accused of negligence in a case involving a former female student who reported being physically assaulted by one of his players in 2014. U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman ruled Briles, former athletic director Ian […]
Read MoreCrenshaw says ‘facts aren’t changing,’ calls on Republicans to ‘reset’ as Jim Jordan fails in speaker votes
After the House failed to elect a new speaker following the third vote, there is growing unrest in Congress and particularly from members of the Republican Party. On “America’s Newsroom” Friday, Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, sounded off on his party’s inability to unite behind a speaker nominee. Crenshaw, who voted […]
Read MoreHouse Republicans vote to remove Jim Jordan as speaker nominee
House Republicans voted via secret ballot Friday afternoon to remove Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, as their speaker nominee, Fox News Digital has confirmed. House Republicans huddled behind closed doors to figure out a path forward after Jordan lost even more support for his House speaker bid in a third-round House vote […]
Read MoreOnlookers cheer police officer who breaks down in tears after nerve-wracking rescue of suicidal man on ledge
Harrowing police bodycam video shows the rescue of a suicidal man teetering on the side of a bridge in New York City. “We’re here for you,” Officer Eleodoro Mata can be heard telling the man in a 40-minute ordeal captured on bodycam video. “Everybody’s here for you. We’re gonna help […]
Read MoreIsrael vs. Hamas: Could Hezbollah, with Iran’s help, be preparing to join the fight against the Jewish state?
Editor’s note: The following column was first published in City Journal. Since Hamas’s barbaric attack on Israel, Hassan Nasrallah, the long-standing head of Hezbollah, Iran’s terrorist proxy in Lebanon and the country’s de facto ruler, has been uncharacteristically quiet. While Iran has warned that it will respond if Israel invades […]
Read More2 San Antonio officers shot, seriously injured on domestic disturbance call
Two San Antonio police officers were shot and seriously wounded as they tried to stop a man from burning a home during a domestic dispute, authorities said. The officers were shot at around 7:30 p.m. Thursday while answering a disturbance call on the city’s northeast side and were undergoing surgery, […]
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