The New York Yankees' ALDS sweep ended with Anthony Volpe's fan-interfered fly ball, and Statcast quietly changed its projected ball flight data.

Former U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton endorsed Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan for U.S. Senate as the Democratic candidate runs against Republican Michele Tafoya.

Natasha Gregson Wagner describes the childhood sleepover that shattered her world when she learned Natalie Wood had died off Catalina Island.

Minnesota Republicans accuse Democrats of blocking the full Optum Medicaid fraud report, but DFL lawmakers say DHS has failed to provide it.

Viral trail cam video captures a buck casually walking around with another deer's antlers dangling from its own rack, tangled in mysterious wire.

Ithaca Common Council voted 9-1 to block Cornell University permits over the school's handling of Jane Doe's rape allegations against fraternity members.

Luke Grimes revealed he hasn't spoken to Kevin Costner since their "Yellowstone" days ended and seriously doubts the actor would ever appear on "Marshals."

Screencaps, America's Best Daily Column, reveals Carson Beck's sister Kylie is a Miami Dolphins cheerleader, an unprecedented NFL sibling first.

Wanying Zhang offered over $800,000 in property equity for bail after her arrest while boarding a flight to China on unregistered agent charges.

Federal Election Commission records can expose your name, address, employer and donation history once contributions exceed the $200 threshold.

Genocide accusations against Israel are dangerously misused, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum leaders say, as violent antisemitism surges globally.

Olivia Rodrigo confirmed Daisy Chain Fields was "one hundred percent" political, raising $20 million for Planned Parenthood and other charities.

Caitlin Clark's return to Iowa for "College GameDay" drew record October ratings, but two podcast hosts questioned her appearance with Pat McAfee.

Donovan Dijak reveals his hope to reunite with Baron Corbin after their 317-day MLW tag team title reign spanning Mexico, Australia, and beyond.

Peyton Manning's son Marshall Manning already has four Division I offers as a freshman QB, including Miami and Ohio State, despite limited playing time.

A 25-ton mikveh from the Second Temple period was extracted intact from Kiryat Gat, revealing a previously unknown Jewish settlement near Jerusalem. Author Dinesh D'Souza weighed in.

Wynonna Judd reveals she enabled Grace Kelley's meth addiction by giving her money for drugs, a painful realization explored on her album "The Hard Truth."

Surveillance video shows a Toyota Tacoma smashing through a Lynnwood jewelry store before masked suspects rush in carrying an axe in broad daylight.

Sarah Spain assumed Indiana Fever fans had been ejected from WNBA games, but GM Amber Cox's security records challenged that entire narrative.

Republican Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio plans to introduce legislation that seeks to prevent the creation of a central bank digital currency.

Artificial intelligence in education offers a rare chance to avoid social media's mistakes by establishing child safety safeguards before harm occurs.

A Nature & Health Alliance survey finds nearly half of Americans spend under two hours outdoors weekly, fueling burnout, brain fog and belly fat.

One in six military families faces food insecurity. Robert Irvine and USAA's Fuel to Serve initiative aims to change that, starting at the dinner table.

The Aurora Police Department Human Trafficking Unit recovered 29 survivors, including 15 minors, in its first year by targeting exploitation of vulnerable youth.

Sophie Cunningham faces calls to leave the Indiana Fever, but the double standard with Megan Rapinoe's activism reveals a deeper media bias.