Israeli PM Netanyahu claimed on "60 Minutes" that the decline in U.S. support for Israel largely correlates with the rise of social media manipulation.
The Pacers' risky Ivica Zubac trade backfired as their top-four protected pick falls to No. 5 in the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery, going to the Clippers.
A massive 11,000-carat ruby discovered in Burma is being hailed as the second-largest ever found in the conflict-ridden country, according to state media.
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth suggested Sen. Mark Kelly may have violated his oath by discussing a classified Pentagon briefing on weapons stockpiles.
Victor Wembanyama was tossed from the Spurs-Timberwolves Game 4 after an elbow to Naz Reid's chin was upgraded to a Flagrant 2 by officials on review.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner suggested real plans to tax billionaires have not been properly tried due to political donor influence.
Houston's disastrous 16-25 start and a wave of key injuries have sparked debate about a potential Yordan Alvarez trade to kick-start a full rebuild.
LA unions spent $221,000 on a political ad attacking Republican Spencer Pratt's mayoral campaign, but critics say the messaging could backfire.
A targeted protest derailed the Minnesota Lynx home opener as fans disrupted a moment of silence with anti-ICE chants at Target Center on Saturday.
Martin Short breaks his silence on daughter Katherine Short's death by suicide at age 42, speaking about grief and mental health on CBS Sunday Morning.
