The Golden State Warriors have built one of the most thrilling and rich legacies in NBA history. With over 600 players having worn more than 60 different jersey numbers throughout the team’s existence, there’s no shortage of unforgettable moments, incredible athletes, and iconic plays. What makes their story even more special is the fact that the Warriors have called home multiple cities—Philadelphia, San Francisco, Oakland, and even San Diego—since the team’s humble beginnings.

The latest drama unfolding in Dallas has the entire NFL world buzzing. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Dallas Cowboys are not yet ready to say goodbye to head coach Mike McCarthy, despite some serious interest from the Chicago Bears. As many football fans know, the Bears fired their head coach, Matt Eberflus, during the season and have since reached out to the Cowboys for permission to interview McCarthy. It seems like they’re already eyeing him for their own head coaching vacancy. However, there’s a catch – McCarthy is still under contract with Dallas, and his five-year deal doesn’t expire until January 14, meaning the Cowboys hold the cards for just a little longer.

Evgeni Malkin’s Absence Snaps Impressive Streak in Penguins Lineup

Justin Verlander, one of baseball’s most celebrated pitchers, is gearing up to celebrate his 42nd birthday in a whole new setting—Cactus League training camp. This time, it’s not with the Detroit Tigers or the Houston Astros. Instead, he’s joining the San Francisco Giants, a team banking on his wealth of experience to energize a young and ambitious pitching staff.

For the past few possessions, LeBron James had been in playmaker mode, focusing on setting up his teammates for scoring opportunities. You could see him scanning the floor, orchestrating the offense, and delivering pinpoint passes. The problem? Those shots just weren’t falling. His teammates couldn’t convert, and the scoreboard wasn’t moving in the Lakers’ favor.

Special counsel Jack Smith has fired back at a last-ditch effort by Donald Trump’s former co-defendants to block the public release of his final report on the classified documents investigation. This escalating legal drama comes as Smith’s team works to wrap up its work, ensuring the report’s release is handled carefully and within legal guidelines.

Rex Ryan’s Bold Pitch: Confident He’s the Best Fit for New York Jets Head Coach

Mike Vrabel’s name is buzzing through the NFL coaching rumor mill, and for good reason. After taking a year off following his dismissal from the Tennessee Titans in 2023, Vrabel is now one of the most sought-after coaches in this year’s hiring frenzy. His journey from two consecutive losing seasons in Tennessee to becoming a coveted figure once again is nothing short of intriguing.

A recent emergency was declared in Sevastopol, a major port city located on the Black Sea, after officials reported the discovery of oil on its shores. This situation follows a troubling incident from three weeks ago, when two tankers collided in the Kerch Strait due to a storm, spilling oil into the Black Sea. This maritime mishap occurred close to eastern Crimea, a region that has been under Russian control for some time now.

Joshua Levy, the U.S. Attorney known for his high-profile cases including prosecuting military secrets leaker Jack Teixeira, investigating the state probe into Karen Read, and charging Stoughton cop Matthew Farwell, is stepping down from his position. His resignation comes just days before President-elect Donald Trump takes office. After Levy’s resignation, which he submitted to Attorney General Merrick Garland on Monday, Mary Murrane, the First Assistant U.S. Attorney with 16 years of experience in the Department of Justice, will step in as the Acting U.S. Attorney. Levy's final day in office will be January 17, marking the end of his impactful tenure.

Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys from Miami, who was convicted on charges of seditious conspiracy related to the infamous Jan. 6 Capitol riot, is making a bold request to the incoming President, Donald Trump, asking for a pardon. This request comes after a brutal sentencing, with Tarrio, 42, receiving an extensive 22-year prison term – the longest handed down to any of the Jan. 6 defendants. Tarrio wasn't physically present at the Capitol during the violent storming of the building, but prosecutors argue that he played a pivotal role in orchestrating the attack from the safety of a location just outside Washington, D.C.

James Lee Williams, better known by their drag stage name, The Vivienne, was a true force in the world of drag and entertainment. The British drag queen, who made history as the first winner of RuPaul's Drag Race UK, tragically passed away at the age of 32. The news of their death shook the world over the weekend, as confirmed by their manager, Simon Jones, through an emotional post shared on Instagram.

Will Smith and The Matrix—a combination that might sound like a perfect match, right? Well, it almost happened. On January 6, 2025, Will posted a cryptic video on his Instagram that left fans buzzing. The Oscar-winning actor shared a revelation that, back in 1997, the Wachowski siblings had offered him the iconic lead role of Neo in The Matrix. But instead of jumping into the world of virtual reality and mind-bending action, Smith turned it down. Why? Because he believed that Wild Wild West—a Western action-comedy starring himself—was a better fit at the time.

Nicki Minaj’s former manager has recently made some shocking claims, accusing the rap superstar of physically and emotionally abusing him multiple times during her tour in Detroit. The lawsuit, which was filed on Friday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, involves allegations of assault, battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. In this case, Minaj is not only named but also her company, Pink Personality Inc., as a defendant. This bold legal action could have significant consequences for the popular rapper and her team.

Zendaya and Tom Holland are officially engaged, and it's like a real-life superhero romance unfolding right before our eyes. Their story began on the big screen when they were both cast in Spider-Man: Homecoming back in 2017, and now it seems like they’re ready to take the next step in their journey—down the aisle. This Hollywood couple, who first sparked rumors of their off-screen relationship after Spider-Man’s success, is now making headlines with this exciting new chapter of their love story.

Aubrey Plaza, alongside the family of her late husband Jeff Baena, is asking for privacy as they cope with the devastating loss of the acclaimed filmmaker. In a heartfelt statement shared with USA TODAY, they described the situation as an "unimaginable tragedy," expressing deep gratitude to those who have offered their support during this difficult time. However, they have requested that their privacy be respected as they navigate this incredibly challenging period.

The NFL draft is quickly approaching, and there’s a lot to discuss, especially when it comes to a pair of standout athletes from the University of Colorado (CU) who are making waves — quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter. With the official draft order set and teams like the Titans, Browns, Giants, Patriots, and Jaguars holding the top picks, the draft landscape is starting to take shape. But before we dive into all the potential landing spots for Shedeur and Hunter, let’s take a step back and talk about what’s at stake and how their futures could unfold in the next few weeks.

David Wright’s legacy with the New York Mets is about to be etched forever in the history of the team. On July 19, before the Mets take on the Cincinnati Reds, Wright’s No. 5 jersey will be retired, making him the 10th player in franchise history to receive such an honor. This is a significant milestone for the team and for Wright, who will be celebrated in front of a packed stadium, marking an emotional and exciting chapter for both the Mets and their fans.

The end of the regular NFL season on Sunday night marked a major turning point for teams looking to fill their head coach and general manager positions. Starting Monday morning, teams were free to request permission to interview candidates employed by other teams, and of course, it didn’t take long for the first names to surface. Among the top candidates, one notable name came from the Baltimore Ravens, which has caught the attention of several teams with openings.

The anticipation is palpable as New Orleans Pelicans star forward Zion Williamson edges closer to making his much-awaited return to the court. Fans have been yearning to see the explosive athlete back in action after a two-month hiatus due to a nagging left hamstring strain. The excitement surrounding his potential return is undeniable, especially given the impact he has when he’s at full strength.