The Feb. 5 trade deadline is fast approaching, which means the Golden State Warriors are in the hot seat to figure out their Jonathan Kuminga conundrum. They’re scouring their options on the trade ...

After Being Excoriated by Trump-Appointed Judge, Halligan Is Removed by DOJ Education Remains the Key to Good Citizenship California’s scandal dwarfs Minnesota’s. Tim Walz perp-walked himself out of ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes dealt with “champagne problems” after they won the national championship last season. Ohio State was forced to replace both of its coordinators Jim Knowles and Chip Kelly ...

One of Oregon State football’s most glaring and at times catastrophic issues from the 2025 season appears to have its solution. Tug Sanford, a long snapper from FCS school Stephen F. Austin, announced ...

Republicans are having a field day with Minnesota’s welfare fraud, and understandably so. But while Gov. Tim Walz and Somali migrants may be easy political targets, the GOP will let this scandal go to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: iStock There is an ongoing discussion about the effects of rising temperatures around the globe. For instance, a ...

The insurance industry’s latest attack on New York’s Scaffold Law is framed as a plea for “affordability.” In reality, it is a demand for legal immunity for those who profit from dangerous ...

There is one statistic hanging over Wichita State’s season that keeps tugging at the nerves of its fan base: assists. Or more precisely, the lack of them as the Shockers close out nonconference play ...

On Tuesday, Michigan State played dominant basketball in its 92–69 victory over Toledo. The Spartans were faster. They were stronger. They were better. They were everything Toledo wasn’t. But that ...

Michigan State missed more layups than it made against Penn State on Saturday. In fact, it missed double. And it has done so in back-to-back games. In a 66-60 loss to Duke last Saturday, 10 missed ...

Faced with potentially losing up to nearly 20% of its workforce due to retirements in the next two years, the Connecticut state police has launched a major recruiting drive to replenish its ranks.