Miller Sanford Tito Jackson, a member of the iconic family band The Jackson 5 and the brother of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, died. He was 70 years old. Tito died of an apparent heart attack while driving from New Mexico to Oklahoma on Sunday, former Jackson family manager Steve Manning told Entertainment Tonight. 7@3tworld/Instagram However, … Read more
The Red Sox missed. Aaron Judge did not. Hours before Sunday’s game, Boston manager Alex Cora suggested his team had thrown at Judge a day prior with a fastball that went behind the slugger’s legs. During the ensuing game, Judge blistered a 445-foot tank to center field that might have sent a message but definitely … Read more
Huw Edwards was seen arriving at London’s Westminster Magistrates’ Court (Picture: Reuters/Mina Kim) Huw Edwards has arrived at court for sentencing after pleading guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children. The disgraced BBC presenter, 62, was seen pulling a suitcase as he entered Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday morning flanked by his legal … Read more
The Colorado-Colorado State college football rivalry is alive and well. After the Buffaloes defeated the Rams, 28-9, on Saturday, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders refused to shake the hand of his Colorado State counterpart Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi at the 50-yard line. Instead, Sanders called Fowler-Nicolosi out for previous comments. “You were talking s–t on Instagram,” Sanders could … Read more
LANDOVER, Md. — The Giants run defense was supposed to be fixed now that Shane Bowen is on the scene as the defensive coordinator. It looked fairly broken as the Giants dropped to 0-2 after a 21-18 loss to the Commanders at Northwest Stadium. “Not ideal,’’ linebacker Bobby Okereke said. Washington running back Brian Robinson … Read more
A cozy town just outside of the skiing capital Aspen, Colo. was named one of the best to visit in the fall by HouseBeautiful, despite what its name suggests. Snowmass Village, a quiet town in Pitkin County, boasts a humble 3,000 year-round residents. Like many towns near Aspen, it sees a tide of tourists staying … Read more
Calls to the U.S. poison centers concerning children consuming energy drinks spiked to about 20% in 2023, according to newly released data from America’s Poison Centers. The steep increase in the volume of calls is even more shocking as the number has remained relatively steady in recent years. The America’s Poison Centers said that there … Read more
President Trump, citing the economic impact of the coronavirus shutdown, on Tuesday ordered a 60-day ban on new immigrants seeking permanent status in the United States. The ban will cover people seeking green cards that provide permanent status, not temporary visitors. It would also not affect foreign agricultural laborers, Trump said. Although he cited the … Read more
The Senate is taking a break, rising from stiff brown chairs for a leg stretch, heading for bathrooms, raiding the gum machine. A welcome respite for a group mired in an unsavory task. A perfect opportunity for the lone figure in a forest-green suit who starts traversing the room, sidling up to a liberal here, … Read more
Delaware Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., trying to control mounting damage to his drive for the Democratic presidential nomination, admitted Thursday that he had committed plagiarism during his first year of law school but called the controversy surrounding his borrowed passages in recent speeches “much ado about nothing.” In his most detailed response to the … Read more
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