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Woman killed in Times Square stabbing identified: ‘Our hearts go out to her family’
A woman was shot and killed by police in NYC's busy Times Square area on Monday after stabbing two people, one of whom died.
US strikes IRGC targets in Iran in response to attacks on American forces
The fresh round of strikes, which began at noon, came after the IRGC fired one-way attack drones and missiles at the King Hussein and Azraq military bases in Jordan on Monday.
Guardians add two players as MLB rosters expand
MLB rosters are permitted to expand to 28 players on Sept. 1.
Mary J. Blige Faces Backlash For Using Suno Music
Mary J. Blige is the latest established musician to embrace the use of generative AI in their creations, sparking outrage from critics. As the resistance to generative AI is consistently on the rise, Mary J. Blige’s endorsement of the practice has rubbed some fans the wrong way. The actual reel itself appeared on Facebook and
Tennis Superstar Carlos Alcaraz Debuts The Travis Scott “Cactus Court” Sneakers
Source: Clive Brunskill / Getty The sneaker game may not be what it was just a few years ago but best believe when a Nike x Travis Scott collaboration drops, hypebeasts will come out the woodworks to get themselves some of that merchandise. On Monday (Aug. 31), the Travis Scott “Cactus Court” collection dropped in
Netanyahu Brags About Finessing Trump, Sparks Shock Online
Source: Anadolu / Getty The war in Iran, initiated by President Donald Trump in February, has shaken the United States’ standing in the world. His main ally, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has added to that turmoil by openly bragging that his “successful” influence on Trump to wage war worked. Netanyahu appeared on the Channel
Indiana deputy allegedly used Flock cameras to search same license plate 2,055 times
He reportedly listed his searches as "city planning/traffic analysis," despite never being assigned duties involving either.
Report: Browns signing veteran cornerback to deal
The 26-year old spent the past two seasons with the Washington Commanders.
Why you could see more hummingbirds now
Hummingbirds typically begin leaving Ohio in September to travel south for the winter, and are usually gone by early October.