West Ham to back Nuno in January window
Relegation-threatened West Ham are committed to backing manager Nuno Espirito Santo in the transfer market next month.
Boxer Anthony Joshua injured in car crash that killed 2 in Nigeria
British heavyweight and Olympic gold medalist Anthony Joshua was riding in a speeding Lexus and survived a crash Monday morning in Nigeria that killed two others, authorities said
Michigan’s minimum wage is going up in 2026. Here’s why
Michigan’s minimum and sub-minimum wages will increase on Jan. 1, 2026. Not everyone is happy about that.
Texas teen missing since Christmas Eve believed to be in 'imminent danger': Sheriff
A Texas teen who has been missing since Christmas Eve was last seen leaving her home that morning and is believed to be in "imminent danger," law enforcement officials said on Sunday.
Kremlin 'Reopens' Mariupol Theater It Destroyed, But No Shows Are Scheduled
The attack on the Mariupol Drama Theater was one of the most notorious Russian atrocities in its near four-year full-scale invasion of Ukraine, reportedly killing hundreds of civilians -- including children -- who were sheltering in the basement and destroying one of the city’s cultural icons.
Revelers fight with flour, eggs and firecrackers in Spain
Revelers fight with flour, eggs and firecrackers in Spain
How JD Vance brokered peace between Trump and ‘kingmaker’ Musk — and what it might mean for 2028
Working behind the scenes, Vance pushed the administration to make concessions to the billionaire SpaceX CEO
Man, 27, found shot to death in Philadelphia apartment: police
Investigators are searching for a shooter after police say a 27-year-old man was found fatally shot in the chest in a Philadelphia apartment.
Anthony Joshua involved in car crash in Nigeria, two killed
Anthony Joshua was involved in a car crash in Nigeria on Monday that resulted in two fatalities, local police have confirmed to ESPN. The boxer reportedly has suffered only minor injuries.
‘The Dutchman’ Review: André Holland Goes on a Psychosexual Dark Night of the Soul in Contemporary Spin on ’60s Race Play
Director Andre Gaines shifts playwright Amiri Baraka’s 1964 Civil Rights Era critique to present-day New York City.
