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Former SJSU volleyball co-captain Brooke Slusser developed severe anorexia and sleep issues due to the emotional distress she suffered during the 2024 season when her teammate Blaire Fleming, a transgender athlete, was involved in a national controversy.

Venezuela's military appears formidable on paper, but is hollowed out by corruption and decay, making a U.S. strike more complicated than expected, with experts warning that while air defenses could be quickly eliminated, a ground operation would be a challenging counterinsurgency.

The article provides an in-depth look at the Somali community in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which has become the largest Somali community in the United States. It highlights the community's challenges, such as negative perceptions, poverty, and integration, as well as their contributions and efforts to thrive in their new home.

Pastor Dylan Novak has made it his mission to share the Gospel with over 2,000 celebrities, including Ozzy Osbourne, whose surprising response to a gifted Bible led fans to seek faith after the rock legend's death.

The author argues that feminism has evolved into a secular "megachurch" with its own doctrines, rituals, and moral code, which now functions as a replacement for faith, family, and traditional Christian virtue.

Five decades after the murder of Martha Moxley, her Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel, who was convicted and later had his conviction overturned, is speaking publicly for the first time about the case and his traumatic childhood.

President Donald Trump oversaw sweeping changes to the Kennedy Center Honors ahead of the ceremony, including a Trump-led selection process and the introduction of a new Tiffany & Co. designed medallion.

Two teenage boys in Florida are accused of fatally shooting a 14-year-old girl and setting her on fire along a wooded walking trail, with authorities seeking to charge them as adults for the "horrific" killing.

Ryan Serhant calls for affordability to be "redefined," as he warns that the strongest first-time homebuyer market is made up of baby boomers buying properties for their children.

A Florida college student was arrested for possessing a semi-automatic rifle and 1,500 rounds of ammunition in his dorm room, which is against the college's weapons policy.

Indiana Hoosiers won their first outright Big 10 football championship since 1945 by defeating the defending national champion Ohio State Buckeyes 13-10, securing a likely No. 1 seed in the upcoming college football playoff.

Billionaire Ken Griffin set to complete Chicago real estate exit as final condo reportedly goes under contract.

President Donald Trump hosted Kennedy Center Honorees in the Oval Office, taking a swipe at late-night host Jimmy Kimmel.

Amazon has various winter-ready deals, including discounts on kitchen gadgets like the Instant Pot Pro and Ninja Air Fryer, as well as home essentials like humidifiers, heated blankets, and towel warmers.

Social media users praise Sharpies as affordable lip liner alternatives, but medical experts caution about the safety risks of using permanent markers on the skin. Doctors found that ultrasound technology can detect dangerous blockages early enough to guide treatment and help prevent lasting injury from cosmetic filler procedures.

Minnesota state senator Jordan Rasmusson alleges that political correctness prevented fraud investigations, allowing over $1 billion in taxpayer funds to be stolen, some of which may have reached the terrorist group al-Shabaab.

The Montana State Bobcats defeated the Yale Bulldogs 21-13 in the FCS playoffs, but running back Julius Davis had a heated exchange with his head coach Brent Vigen after the game.

Duke defeated Virginia in overtime to win the ACC championship, opening the door for a potential second Group of Five team to make the College Football Playoff.

The article summarizes the story of Ken Schubring, a 103-year-old Pearl Harbor survivor who enlisted at 17 and later served as a flight engineer on B-29 bombers, and how his son wants Americans to remember the sacrifice of those who experienced the attack.

A GOP gubernatorial candidate in Alaska criticized the Anchorage School District for omitting Veterans Day from its calendar and for placing mistaken disclaimers on America's founding documents.