Wade Phillips is a full-time head coach again for the first time since 2010. Most recently a defensive coordinator in the NFL, he has a take on why he's not in the NFL.
Former Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud backed Justin Fields as the quarterback in Chicago, saying he does not want the Bears to draft him with the No. 1 pick.
A Florida man was rescued from a submerged car as it sank into a canal near a desolate stretch of road after his phone sent an emergency distress signal to police.
Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has vowed that her administration will not carry out the execution of convicted murderer Aaron Gunches as scheduled by the state Supreme Court.
It's always a good feeling when you can sit at home and get a correct Jeopardy! response. A lot of sports fans would have killed the sports category, unlike these contestants.
One royal expert slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's potential request for reimbursement of Frogmore Cottage renovations as "out of touch," while others agreed with the decision.
Attorney General Merrick Garland made an unannounced trip to Ukraine on Friday to reaffirm President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and international partners at the “United for Justice Conference."
The 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV has more power and a longer electric driving range than the model it replaces along with seating for seven passengers.
A fire at the Plumpang fuel storage station in Jakarta, Indonesia, has killed at least 17 people and led to the evacuation of thousands of others in the area.
Bryan Kohberger's defense team blasted "grotesquely twisted" media coverage of the University of Idaho student stabbings case in court filings this week.
Van Gogh, the one-eared pit bull from Connecticut, is "hosting" a new art auction featuring work made famous by Vincent van Gogh, with pieces selling for upwards of $10,000.
'Outnumbered' hosts responded to outbursts from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other Democrats over Biden's controversial flip-flop on a D.C. crime bill.
Florida Senators Rick Scott and Sen. Marco Rubio sent a letter to the president on Friday urging him to grant Novak Djokovic a wavier to enter the U.S. despite not being vaccinated.
A Christian missionary group in Washington state is fighting to protect what lawyers argues is the constitutional right to hire like-minded individuals who share its religious mission.
When asked which New York franchise will win the city's next championship, ESPN's Michael Kay replied with the Rangers, dumbfounding "First Take" hosts.
Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced South Carolina lawyer who was found guilty of murdering his wife and son, will spend the next 45 days in Kirkland Reception and Evaluation Center, home to "some of the state's most violent and dangerous inmates"
Notre Dame men’s basketball coach Mike Brey opened up about his decision to retire on Friday morning in an interview with OutKick’s Dan Dakich on “Don’t @ Me."
Wisconsin Rep. Glenn Grothman announced his 2024 re-election bid Friday. Grothman, who has served since 2015, originally promised he'd spend no more than ten years in the House.
The husband of slain Illinois nurse Becky Bliefnick stayed home during her funeral Friday to give her family space and respect, according to his attorney.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has subpoenaed St. Louis Mayor Tishaura amid his pursuit to remove Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from office, arguing she neglected her duties.
Russian forces kept up their offensive in eastern Ukraine as they pressed to encircle the small mining city of Bakhmut, the scene of the toughest fighting in battlefields saturated by rain and an early spring thaw.
The United States asked Mexico's government to extradite Ovidio Guzman, son of jailed drug boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, so that he can face criminal charges in a US court, two Mexican government sources told Reuters on Monday.
Hong Kong will drop its COVID-19 mask mandate, chief executive John Lee said on Tuesday, in a move to lure back visitors and business and restore normal life more than three years after stringent rules were first imposed in the financial hub.
The US government on Monday announced plans to clamp down on an "alarming" surge in child labor in the country, where the number of illegally employed minors has jumped by two thirds since 2018.
As Britain entered a third week of shortages of salad items, the government told big supermarket groups to re-examine their relationships with farmers.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has opened a key party meeting to discuss agricultural development, state media said Monday, following a report of "grave" food shortages in the isolated country.
Japan will purchase 400 Tomahawk missiles from the United States, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Monday, as his government beefs up the country's defenses with eyes on threats including China.
Poland has reported outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF) in five wild boar in the northern part of the country, the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Monday citing Polish authorities.
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit eastern Turkey on Monday, killing one person and wounding dozens others while causing some damaged buildings to collapse, the government's disaster agency said.
China on Monday rejected claims that the COVID-19 pandemic arose from a leak at one of its laboratories, following media reports that the US Department of Energy has determined that was the most likely cause of the outbreak.
The United States warned China of serious consequences were it to provide arms to support Russia's invasion of Ukraine, as Kyiv's top general visited the frontline town of Bakhmut where Ukrainian defenders were holding out against constant attacks.
Four people charged in connection with the killing of 28-year-old model Abby Choi appeared in court on Monday morning, after police found parts of her body in a village house on the outskirts of the financial city.
Billionaire Elon Musk on Sunday accused the media of being racist against whites and Asians after US newspapers dropped a white comic strip author who made derogatory comments about Black Americans.
A Palestinian gunman killed two Israeli brothers as they were driving in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, sparking attacks by Israeli settlers on houses and cars during which one Palestinian was killed, according to officials.
The photo of a father holding his daughter's hand killed in Turkey's February 6 earthquake has provoked an outpouring of sympathy and support from around the world, he told Agence France-Presse.
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
China called Friday for urgent peace talks as it released its plan to end the war in Ukraine, but several Western powers rebuffed the proposals while warning against Beijing's deepening ties to Moscow.
Outspoken atheist and evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins skewered a call to purge "problematic" words from the scientific community, saying the request should be shamed.
Tom Brady reacted to a viral video of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes handing the Super Bowl trophy to a fan at the team's Super Bowl parade.
A powerful Gulf Coast storm system led to tornado warnings being issued for the greater Houston area Tuesday afternoon, with the warning expiring as the system moved east.
Virginia Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin reacted to questions about his potential to join the 2024 presidential field after winning the governorship last year.
Pastor Jack Hills of Orange County, California, explains Bible verse John 14:26-27, and says Jesus told his followers the Holy Spirit will teach all things and be a remembrance of him.
There are six teams in action on Saturday as the NFL has its first slate of games on the first half of the weekend with the holidays around the corner.
A new model predicts China could suffer more than one million COVID deaths in 2023, following a decision by its government to lift tight restrictions that limited its spread.
The University of California system reached an agreement with over 36,000 graduate student teaching assistants and other academic workers on Friday, potentially ending a 32-day strike.
A Kansas man was taken into custody and faces charges for the abduction of a 14-year-old girl who went missing from her home in Arkansas in early November.
Authorities in Virginia said a highway crash involving two tractor-trailers on I-95 resulted in 40,000 pounds of meatballs being spilled across the roadway.
A United States Department of Transportation grant program drew the critique of 'Hannity' guest host Tammy Bruce and former HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson on Friday.
The New York City Fire Department announced firefighter William P. Moon II will not survive a serious head injury sustained after a 20-foot fall at his Brooklyn firehouse.
The search for the remaining 12 campers caught in Friday's deadly landslide at an unlicensed campsite in Malaysia continued for a second day, but heavy rains overnight have complicated the operation, officials said.
The death toll after heavy flooding in the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa this week has risen to 169, the United Nations' humanitarian office (OCHA) said on Friday, citing authorities.
Russia fired more than 70 missiles at Ukraine on Friday in one of its biggest attacks since the start of the war, knocking out power in the second-biggest city and forcing Kyiv to implement emergency blackouts nationwide, Ukrainian officials said.
UN chief Antonio Guterres on Friday declared himself "very disturbed" by Elon Musk's suspension of journalists from Twitter, calling it a "dangerous precedent."
In a near pitch-black home set back from fierce fighting in Donbas, Ukraine soldier Volodymyr relishes a few moments of calm before deploying again to the front.