Experts warn Blake Lively's legal battle with Justin Baldoni could define her career, with a trial loss risking long-term reputational fallout.

Victor Wembanyama's rib injury threatens both his NBA playoff availability and his MVP candidacy as the San Antonio Spurs pursue their return to championship glory.

An "unsupervised" child was injured by a wolf at Hersheypark's ZooAmerica, and now the parents are charged with misdemeanor child endangerment by police.

The New York Mets announced they will retire Hall of Fame electee Carlos Beltran's No. 15, honoring one of the greatest players in franchise history at Citi Field.

Former MLB catcher and coach Tom Nieto, who won the 1987 World Series with the Minnesota Twins, died at 65 after a heart attack, his sister says.

Ex-Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin says he still has "more to give," suggesting his political career may continue after his gubernatorial term ended.

UniX AI is testing its Panther robot in residential settings, where it cooks, organizes and cleans while navigating the clutter and unpredictability of daily life.

Red Lobster faces mounting losses and cash strain despite buzzy promotions, with reports the chain may need tens of millions in additional funding to stay afloat.

USMNT striker Patrick Agyemang, who has six goals in 14 appearances, is ruled out of the 2026 World Cup after rupturing his Achilles at Derby.

The New York Knicks survived a near-miraculous halfcourt buzzer-beater by C.J. McCollum to beat the Hawks 108-105 and snap Atlanta's 13-game home win streak.

A cruise ship struck a reef near Fiji's Monuriki Island, known as the "Cast Away" filming location, after a severe squall caused its anchor to drag.

An illegal alien allegedly kidnapped a 4-year-old from a New York laundromat and was released by a judge before ICE took him into custody, a report says.

ESPN's Michael Wilbon ripped UConn coach Geno Auriemma, calling his behavior toward South Carolina's Dawn Staley "petulant" and "classless" on air.

A new study links tau pathology to disrupted sleep in Alzheimer's disease. Sleep expert Dr. Wendy Troxel discusses how critical sleep is for brain health.

Canada's Combatting Hate Act draws backlash from critics who say repealing the religious defense could chill sermons and criminalize Scripture.

Neville Roy Singham, an American billionaire in Shanghai, allegedly runs a network funneling $591 million to groups pushing pro-China propaganda.

Two of Yale's top athletic officials allegedly bought a house together before one was hired, with former employees claiming preferential treatment.

Hundreds of teenagers filled Chicago streets in a chaotic scene on March 30, prompting police curfew actions and a warning from Mayor Brandon Johnson.

The fight-or-flight response, deep faith and survival training helped the downed Air Force colonel endure roughly 48 hours in Iran's mountains.

A University of Haifa student discovered a very rare 3.28-foot Crusader-era sword off the coast of Dor in northern Israel while swimming in the Mediterranean.

From Cesar Chavez to Jeffrey Epstein, Democrats face accusations of hypocrisy for ignoring sexual abuse claims against politically allied figures.

Abdul El-Sayed draws fire from fellow Democrats and a GOP challenger for holding Michigan campus rallies with controversial progressive streamer Hasan Piker.

Europe's digital trade policies unfairly target American tech giants like Apple, Google and Meta, and a Section 301 investigation is long overdue.

Michigan defeated UConn to claim the men's basketball national championship, ending a title drought dating back to 1989 in a gritty NCAA Tournament final.

A floating Nutella jar aboard NASA's Artemis II went viral, with internet users calling the zero-gravity moment the greatest free advertisement in history.