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Fans are ripping the NFL for its 2024 promo video because it features pop star Taylor Swift five times, yet leaves out current NFL stars.

Fox 29 ran across a Philly Eagles fan taping paper over the top of a Kamala Harris endorsement poster falsely attributed to the team.

Amy Slaton, the star of TLC’s 1,000-Lb. Sisters, found herself in a jail cell over part of the Labor Day weekend after being arrested on narcotics charges and for endangering a child at a zoo in Tennessee. Police in the

Migrant gangs in Colorado have robbed eight gun stores using children between the ages of 12 and 17 to commit the crimes, but some of the attacks have not gone as planned thanks to proactive measures put in place by shop owners.

Aurora, Colorado, officials are asking the courts to let them evict Venezuelan migrant gangs from apartment buildings.

Famed singer Stevie Wonder has released a new song asking if we can “fix our nation’s broken heart,” a week after supporting Kamala Harris.

On Friday, billionaire Dallas Mavericks minority owner and hardcore left-winger Mark Cuban pushed out a poll to his 8.8 million followers in an effort to attack Donald Trump. But it seems likely he didn’t expect the outcome he got.

Police in New Jersey say that the man who was charged with the deaths of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau admitted to driving drunk.

Colorado’s Dem. Governor Jared Polis is ridiculing claims that gun-toting men are taking over apartment buildings in Aurora.

NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, were killed Thursday while riding bikes when a driver ran them down in Jew Jersey.

Paris Olympics officials have announced the installation of a bell made for the 2024 games into Notre Dame Cathedral to ring in the faithful.

On Monday, the son of legendary wrestler Sid Vicious told fans that his famous father had passed away. Now the wrestler’s exact cause of death has been released.

Aurora City Council Member Danielle Jurinsky is bringing national attention to the migrant gangs that are being welcomed by the Biden-Harris administration and their Denver Democrat allies.

Actor Julián Ortega, who recently appeared in the Netflix series “Elite,” collapsed and died suddenly at Spain’s Zahora Beach. He was 41.

Uruguayan footballer Juan Izquierdo collapsed on the field during a match in Brazil last Thursday and was pronounced dead on Tuesday.

Japanese tennis star Yoshihito Nishioka was compelled to withdraw from the U.S. Open on Monday after collapsing during the first round.

Pro wrestling legend Sid Eudy, who shot to fame in the 1990s as “Sid Vicious,” has died at 63, according to his family.

The enduring legacy of President Ronald Reagan was on full display in his childhood home of Dixon, Illinois, last week where the town turned out for a parade ahead of the “midwest” premiere of “Reagan,” starring Dennis Quaid, Jon Voight, Penelope Ann Miller, Kevin Dillon, and Nick Searcy.

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick did not hold back on Monday when he called the state of Massachusetts “Taxachussets.”

A report from the Mississippi state auditor finds that the state spends more than $100 million annually on caring for migrants.

The WNBA’s Indiana Fever published a report touting the team’s amazing success without mentioning Caitlin Clark even one time.

Officials are investigating the death of a woman during the opening day of the 2024 Burning Man Festival on Sunday in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, about 100 miles north of Reno.

A feud between two families from Honduras erupted in gunfire, resulting in three dead in a parking lot in Lawrence, Indiana, on August 19.

With no interviews and no policies on her website, it appears that Democrats are simply going to focus on “vibes” to boost Kamala Harris.

About 150 Boston area school kids were told to find their own way to school, as the state of Massachusetts diverts funding for buses to be used for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’s migrants.

Pop star Beyoncé reportedly threatened legal action over the Donald Trump campaign’s use of her song, ‘Freedom,’ in a campaign video.

Tennis great and women’s sports advocate Martina Navratilova is blasting the Paralympics for allowing transgender to compete as a woman.

A high school football quarterback in Alabama died Saturay after suffering a brain injury on the field Friday, authorities say.

Boxing fans were shocked when it appeared that Floyd Mayweather Jr “fired” the referee in the middle of his fight with John Gotti III on Sat.

The historic Jay Littleton Ball Park in CA that served as the backdrop of the film ‘A League of Their Own’ burned to the ground on Thursday.

Courtney Kramer, a Republican candidate for District Attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, is pledging to put an end to Fani Willis’s prosecution of rapper Young Thug.

Las Vegas Raiders Players Maxx Crosby, Alex Bachman, and Gardner Minshew met with Donald Trump during the former president’s recent visit to Vegas, according to an X post showing the two players shaking Trump’s hand.

There has a been a sharp increase in the number of so-called “sanctuary cities” for President Joe Biden’s illegal migrants, according to a report by the Center for Immigration Studies.

NBA legend Magic Johnson suffered a social media backlash after gushing over the convention speeches given by Barack and Michelle Obama.

U.S. Olympian Noah Lyles claims he was afraid he might expose his competitors to his case of COVID during his bronze medal-winning 200M run.

The cause of death for iconic exercise guru Richard Simmons was announced Wednesday by his brother, Lenny.