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Former Utah State volleyball player Kaylie Ray confronted an Arizona state senator who questioned her competitiveness after she testified about protecting women's sports.

Mason Miller struck out Canada's Otto Lopez to help the United States advance to the World Baseball Classic semifinals.

An 11-year-old Colorado boy is facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of his 5-year-old brother, a highly unusual case that legal experts say is almost unheard of under state law.

Kate Middleton revealed that she has rarely consumed alcohol since her cancer diagnosis two years ago, as she aims to be more conscious of her health.

A man's unidentified body found in New York 56 years ago has been identified through DNA advancements, but his killer remains unknown.

Luke Grimes, known for his role in "Yellowstone," faced unexpected backlash from locals after leaving Los Angeles for a life in Montana, where he has been targeted and harassed for his decision to move there.

Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider expressed concerns about a new "millionaire tax" in Washington state that could hinder the team's ability to sign free agents.

Phil Campbell, the longtime guitarist for Motörhead, has died at the age of 64. Motörhead described him as a musician who led with heart as much as talent, and his death is the latest loss for the band's fans.

Venezuela defeated Japan to advance to the World Baseball Classic Semifinals, ending Japan's 11-game WBC winning streak.

Brittany Aldean shared beach vacation photos on Instagram, posing in a green bikini and embracing her fashion choices without being "politically correct."

The Trump administration invoked the Defense Production Act to restart offshore oil operations in California, a move aimed at boosting domestic supply but fiercely opposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom over environmental concerns.

The article discusses how the Oscars have become disconnected from audiences, with expert Raymond Arroyo explaining that the awards show's influence has waned due to streaming and "terrible choices made by the Academy." Several actors, including Dennis Quaid, Amanda Seyfried, and Denzel Washington, have expressed indifference or disdain towards the Oscars, with some criticizing the campaigning and ego-driven nature of the awards season.

The article discusses the ongoing rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, including a recent incident during a WNBA game where Reese was issued a flagrant foul after pushing Clark, and the tension between the two players as they represent the U.S. national team in the FIBA World Cup qualifiers.

The article explores the author's experience of the Grateful Dead concerts, which he describes as a "religion without a phony, overrated, massively disappointing 'God,' and with real, talented, flesh-and-blood musicians to worship."

Taiwan begins its largest war exercises aimed at deterring a potential Chinese invasion. Chinese fishing vessels have been gathering in large coordinated formations, which analysts view as a "gray zone" military exercise by China.

Restaurants across the country are celebrating milestone anniversaries by offering limited-time promotions that bring back menu prices from decades ago, tapping into customer nostalgia and budget-conscious dining.

Morrissey canceled his concert in Valencia, Spain due to sleep deprivation caused by the noise and festivities of the Las Fallas festival in the city.

The Pentagon identified six U.S. Air Force airmen who were killed when their KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq during a combat mission, though the incident was not caused by hostile or friendly fire.