Disgraced former ESPN commentator Jemele Hill's response to the Sophie Cunningham controversy says more about today's sports media than it does about the Indiana Fever guard . Cunningham is under fire for defending women's sports and Hill wasted little time weighing in. Following Indiana's 105-95 win over Seattle, a reporter questioned Fever head coach Stephanie White about a "Support Sophie Cunningham" rally outside Climate Pledge Arena. SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM RALLY ROCKS WNBA GAME AS 'SAVE WOMEN'S
Scientists and sky gazers will watch intently as rocket’s upper stage slams into lunar surface on Wednesday A drifting SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the moon after launching a pair of lunar landers more than a year ago. The rocket’s upper stage will unintentionally slam into the moon on Wednesday, carving out a crater and sending up a plume of dust and rubble that scientists – and sky gazers – are eager to observe. Continue reading...
A Texas teenager is recovering after being bitten by a barracuda while vacationing in Turks and Caicos. Sugar Land resident Claire Macdonel, 13, was swimming in shallow water when the fish bit her hand on Sunday, July 19. The teen was wearing a shiny bracelet on one of her wrists — which likely reflected light and was mistaken by the barracuda for prey. SHARK WEEK DANGERS HIT HOME AS MAN IS BADLY BITTEN WHILE SAVING PREGNANT FIANCÉE FROM HARM Jen Macdonel, Claire Macdonel's mother, told Fox News
This month, New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli launched a taxpayer migration dashboard showing the number of people leaving his state. To the surprise of few, New York is hemorrhaging residents, especially from its middle class. DiNapoli put it plainly: "I remain very concerned about the net loss of married, middle-class filers, and urge policymakers to continue their efforts to improve affordability for New York's families." My own analysis of five years of nationwide IRS records — covering e
Passports with the president’s portrait, previously only available in DC, will be offered at 27 agencies nationwide US politics live – latest updates Americans outside the nation’s capital will soon be able to get limited-edition passports that feature a picture of Donald Trump and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, the state department announced. The department’s 27 passport agencies nationwide will start offering the special travel documents next month. They
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No team in baseball is more sad to see July end than the Boston Red Sox . With one day left in the month, the Sox have surged in the American League, going a stunning 25-5 since June 25, including a 15-game win streak that was snapped last week. In the last six weeks, Boston has gone from arguably the worst team in baseball, to a full two games up in the AL Wild Card race, and only seven games back in the division. The team has gone from sellers to, reportedly , big-time buyers ahead of next wee
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Whether you’re playing tennis, pickleball, heading to a workout class or simply want a comfortable summer outfit, the Alo Courtside Dress can do it all. Plus, it makes getting dressed simpler since you can skip coordinating a top and a bottom. Right now, it’s under $85, but at this price it likely won’t be around long. The tennis dress has earned a 4.3-star average rating from more than 600 shoppers, many of whom specifically call out its comfortable fit for everything from workouts to everyday
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Americans heading to the Bahamas are being reminded to exercise increased caution after the U.S. State Department renewed its travel advisory for the island nation. The Bahamas remains under a Level 2: "Exercise Increased Caution" advisory, the State Department's second-lowest of four travel advisory levels. The advisory, renewed this week, cited violent crime, burglaries, sexual assaults and armed robberies — reminding Americans that they can occur "anywhere in The Bahamas." TRAVEL WARNING ESCA
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The cocky Curt Cignetti train rolled on through Big Ten Media Days this week, and it doesn't seem like it's slowing down any time soon. Nor should it, by the way. Indiana is the defending national champs. Cignetti has earned the right to be cocky. He's earned the right to pick fights with the SEC, and any other conference he chooses. BUT, it will come to a halt at some point, and fans of a certain conference are already foaming at the mouth. For those who missed it, Cignetti took a nasty little
