The University of Central Florida was forced to delete a post on X, formerly called Twitter, during a game against Kent State after an “unintended reference” to a 1970 shooting at the latter school. During the Knights’ 56-6 victory over Kent State on Thursday night, the football program’s social media […]
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Latest increase in illegal migrant crossings undercuts Biden admin claims of progress on border crisis
The Biden administration has repeatedly pointed to a decrease in crossings at the southern border in May and June as a key indicator that its latest post-Title 42 border policies are working – but now that narrative is being undercut as the numbers are surging back up. The Washington Post […]
Read MoreHit British baking show ditches national-themed weeks after people call them ‘racist and tacky’
U.K. cooking show “The Great British Bake Off” is ditching its nationality-themed episodes after some individuals accused the showcases of being racist. The competitive cooking show, about to start its 14th season, previously featured rounds where amateur participants would compete to bake the best bread, cakes, and other pastries in […]
Read MoreKim Kardashian and Elizabeth Hurley soak up last days of summer: PHOTOS
APP USERS CLICK HERE FOR POST German model Claudia Schiffer celebrated her 53rd birthday in Greece. She posted a series of photos from her Greek celebration, featuring her in a bikini, standing in front of big balloons which spelled out “happy birthday.” “Celebrating in Greek paradise, featuring a special friend […]
Read MoreTeen killed, adult wounded in shooting outside Louisiana high school football game
A 16-year-old was killed, and a 28-year-old was wounded, in a Friday-night shooting at a school sporting event in Louisiana. The shooting took place outside a West Baton Rouge School District stadium during a game between Port Allen High School and Brusly High School. “We are deeply saddened by the […]
Read MoreFormer Chicago mayor eats Fukushima seafood amid nuclear wastewater panic: ‘We are going to all eat it’
U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel ate seafood to support the local fishing industry of Fukushima as China and South Korea continue to protest the treated nuclear wastewater discharge, which Emanuel argued was little more than economic coercion. “If any one of the qualities of scientific rigor, international cooperation and […]
Read MoreNearly 60% of Republican voters back Trump in 2024 White House race: poll
Former President Donald Trump holds a commanding lead in the Republican presidential primary race for the White House, according to a new survey. The Wall Street Journal poll released Saturday found that 59% of Republican primary voters support Trump in the race, an 11-point increase since the outlet conducted a […]
Read MoreElton John, Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson lead celebrity tributes to the late Jimmy Buffett: ‘unique and treasured’
Celebrities from the world of music and beyond are mourning the loss of Jimmy Buffett. The “Margaritaville” singer/songwriter passed away at age 76 on Friday, surrounded by his friends and family, according to a statement on his website and social media accounts. Elton John shared a touching tribute to Buffet […]
Read MoreFormer New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson dead at 75
Bill Richardson, a former two-term Democratic governor of New Mexico and later U.S. ambassador to the United Nations has died. He was 75. The Richardson Center for Global Engagement, which he founded, said in a statement Saturday that he died in his sleep at his home in Chatham, Massachusetts. “Governor […]
Read MoreBill Parcells has loaned $4 million to former players with ‘no expectation of being repaid,’ author says
Legendary NFL coach Bill Parcells is known for many things, including winning football games and finishing his 19-year coaching career with two Super Bowl victories. As it turns out, Parcells should also be known as a man with a generous heart. Gary Myers, whose book “Once a Giant: A Story […]
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