Quintez Cephus: A Ghost from Detroit’s Gridiron Past Makes NFL Headlines Again

There was a buzz at Comerica Park on Wednesday, June 25, but by the end of the night, it had faded into frustration. The Detroit Tigers dropped the second game of their three-game set against the Oakland Athletics with a disappointing 3-0 loss, all thanks to a nightmare third inning and a no-show from the offense. As the season reached its mathematical halfway point, this one stung — not because it was a blowout, but because it was a game that felt within reach.

Reilly Smith’s Vegas Homecoming: One-Year Deal Brings a “Misfit” Back Into the Fold

At the NATO summit in The Hague, President Donald Trump made some bold claims about the recent U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear program. He insisted the operation was nothing short of a “total obliteration” — pushing back against early intelligence reports that suggested the damage might only delay Tehran’s nuclear ambitions by a few months.

Inside the Trump Administration’s Immigration Arrest Numbers: What’s Really Going On?

A Bold Shift in Defense: Trump Pushes NATO Allies to Step Up

It’s been a wild legal ride for Sean "Diddy" Combs, and just when you think things are settling into a rhythm, another twist pops up. As the sex trafficking and racketeering trial against the hip-hop icon heads into its final phase, federal prosecutors have unexpectedly shifted gears—removing two of the more explosive allegations from the case: attempted arson and attempted kidnapping.

What the Raiders’ Defensive Depth Looks Like After Minicamp (And What to Expect Heading into Training Camp)

It’s that time of year again—when rosters are scrutinized like fine print on a contract and every position battle gets fans buzzing. And for the Philadelphia Eagles, the conversation isn't about quarterback drama or the wide receiver depth chart. Nope. This summer, the spotlight’s laser-focused on one of the trenches: the right guard position.

Trump’s NATO Summit, Russia Talks, and Middle East Gambit: What’s Really Going On?

Trump Unveils New Homeland Security Advisory Council Packed with Loyalists and Controversial Figures

The Tough Reality Behind ICE Raids and a Family’s Heartbreaking Choice

When the New York Times dropped its first-ever list of the best movies of the 21st century back in 2017, one director’s picks really stood out — Sofia Coppola. Unlike many other directors who leaned heavily into arthouse or critically acclaimed heavy hitters, Coppola sprinkled in some real surprises. Sure, she picked some indie favorites like Ruben Östlund’s Force Majeure and Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin. But most memorably, she threw in Daddy’s Home — the 2015 Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg comedy about a stepdad’s hilarious turf war with his wife’s charismatic ex.

Barbra Streisand Still Fired Up Over “Meet the Parents” Pay Gap — And She’s Not Sure She’ll Return for the Next Movie

The Brooklyn Nets are heading into the 2025 NBA Draft with an absolutely insane amount of first-round firepower. We’re not talking about two or three picks here — we’re talking five. Yup, five first-round picks, which makes them the team with the most first-round selections in a single draft since at least 2009.

NFL Collusion Bombshell: Big Contracts, Bigger Trouble—But Steelers Stay Clean

Clark vs. Diggins Showdown: Fever, Storm Set for WNBA Fireworks

The Indiana Fever are facing one of the first real mid-season shakeups of their 2025 campaign—and it’s a big one. DeWanna Bonner, the seasoned WNBA forward who came to Indianapolis with high hopes, is reportedly ready to pack her bags and move on. It hasn’t been a smooth ride for Bonner in Indiana, and while it started with optimism, the relationship seems headed for a split that feels, at this point, inevitable.

Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation Are Doubling Down on Vaccines for Kids in Need — Here’s Why It Matters

Trump’s Big NATO Return: The Hague Summit, Middle East Tensions & Defense Spending Showdown