ESPN planning to lay off NFL analyst Ryan Clark ahead of network’s first Super Bowl broadcast
Ryan Clark is among the latest ESPN layoffs, as the sports analyst departs the network in a move that signals continued shifts in sports media.
7/20: The Takeout with Major Garrett
More U.S. strikes against Iran; two soldiers killed in Iranian strikes identified.
One six-pack of beer could significantly alter how the Constitution regulates law enforcement
Kenneth Jouppi's $95,000 Cessna plane was seized over a six-pack of beer, and now the Supreme Court will decide if it violates the 8th Amendment.
Gunman charged after wounding 9 in Tucson nightlife shooting before cop takes him down
A 21-year-old suspect faces multiple felony charges after allegedly opening fire in Tucson’s downtown nightlife district, wounding nine people before police took him down.
Catholic nuns sue New York, say assisted suicide law forces them to violate their faith
Catholic nuns who have cared for 45,000 dying patients sue New York, claiming the Medical Aid in Dying Act forces them to facilitate assisted suicide.
5 drown in river in Ohio as child runs for help
Authorities say five people died near Columbus, Ohio, after several of them went into the water to assist another person who was struggling to swim.
‘Long Island Lolita’ Amy Fisher’s son charged as cops probe possible microwave link in cat’s killing
Brett Bellera, son of Amy Fisher, and his girlfriend face felony animal cruelty charges after their cat allegedly died from extreme heat exposure.
Reporter’s Notebook: The Republican-led vote that revealed Democrats’ new divide on Israel
A House vote to cut $3 billion in aid to Israel split Democrats nearly down the middle, with 103 voting to slash assistance to the Israeli military.
Missouri’s Eli Drinkwitz becomes latest SEC coach to make ridiculous complaints about Big Ten schedules
Eli Drinkwitz blames Big Ten non-conference schedules for SEC struggles, but Missouri's 2025 slate included six straight home games to open the season.
Bryson DeChambeau wanted President Trump to intervene in his Open Championship penalty: report
Bryson DeChambeau reportedly wanted President Trump to intervene in his two-stroke penalty at the Open Championship, but the president denied the request.