Billy Joel Opens Up About His Darkest Moments: Suicide Attempts, Heartbreak, and Redemption

The Cincinnati Bengals might just be cooking up a quiet storm with their rookie class this year. While much of the league's spotlight stays focused on flashy quarterback battles or contract dramas, the Bengals are quietly building something intriguing, especially when it comes to the youth movement dominating both trenches.

J.K. Dobbins' Rocky Mountain Pit Stop: Broncos Still Watching and Waiting

Alright Sixers fans, let's not sugarcoat it — the 2024-25 season was straight-up brutal.

Ever taken a closer look at jersey numbers and thought, "Hey, who's worn that number through the years?" Well, if you're an Oklahoma City Thunder fan—or a Seattle SuperSonics historian at heart—jersey No. 33 carries more weight than you might imagine. This isn’t just a number; it's a chapter in a story that began in 1967 and continues to evolve with every dribble, dunk, and dramatic buzzer-beater.

NATO Defense Ministers Gear Up to Boost Military Spending Amid Rising Security Concerns

Trump and Xi’s Phone Call: A Key Moment in the U.S.-China Trade Tussle

Trouble on the Greens: Trump’s Bedminster Golf Club Scores Low in Health Inspection

Let’s talk politics—New York-style. And if you thought things couldn’t get spicier, just wait.

It’s been five years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle officially stepped back from royal duties, but in many ways, the emotional baggage of that decision still looms — especially for Harry. According to multiple sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, there’s a clear difference in how the couple views their ongoing estrangement from the royal family. Meghan is focused on their future, while Harry, heart heavy with memories and wounds, still seems stuck with one foot in the past.

The energy around the Golden State Warriors' front office is definitely buzzing as the NBA Draft edges closer. With the big night set for June 26 at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, Golden State is turning Chase Center into a testing ground for rising stars looking to impress. This time around, it’s Houston’s LJ Cryer, Indiana’s Trey Galloway, and Texas’s Arthur Kaluma who are getting their shot in the Bay.

Pete Rose’s Hall of Fame Ban Lifted—Thanks, Trump?

Mexico’s Judiciary Shake-Up: How Morena’s Sweep Could Redefine Democracy

Argentina’s Intelligence Controversy: What’s Really Going On?

In a bold move to tighten America’s borders against terrorism and security risks, former President Donald Trump recently signed a comprehensive executive order that blocks travel to the U.S. from nearly 20 countries flagged as high-risk. The order, officially known as Executive Order 14161, zeroes in on nations with rampant terrorism, visa overstays, and poor cooperation on security info. It’s a policy designed to keep Americans safe by cracking down on foreign nationals who may pose threats.

Trump Orders Probe Into Biden’s Use of Autopen, Claims Major Presidential Signature Scandal

Ethel Cain is back and making waves, but this time, she’s bringing a dreamy swirl of nostalgia, haunting melodies, and heartfelt storytelling into the spotlight. With her upcoming album Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You dropping on August 8, Cain has given fans an early taste through her latest eight-minute single, "Nettles." And boy, does it carry emotional weight — with a little vintage synth magic sprinkled in.

Is anyone truly prepared for what Wicked: For Good is about to deliver this fall?

The 2025 NBA Draft is inching closer, and the Philadelphia 76ers are staring down a golden opportunity—and a tough decision. Sitting comfortably with the No. 3 overall pick in hand, the Sixers front office has been putting in the hours, grinding film, and crunching numbers. While nothing’s official yet, it’s hard to ignore the growing buzz around one name: Ace Bailey, the electrifying forward out of Rutgers University.

Michigan Football Eyes Its Biggest Legacy Prospect Yet: Charles Woodson Jr.