Stephen Curry, the sharpshooting guard for the Golden State Warriors, clinched the NBA's Clutch Player of the Year award, beating out tough competition like DeMar DeRozan from the Chicago Bulls and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander from the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The 2024 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a quarterback extravaganza, with early picks likely dominated by signal-callers like Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, and Jayden Daniels. These guys are sure to go fast, so once they're off the board, the real draft excitement begins.

Check out this epic moment when President Joe Biden had a friendly putting contest with a 13-year-old golf whiz, Hurley “HJ” Coleman IV, during a pit stop on his campaign trail in Michigan. They had to take the action indoors due to a sudden rainstorm, but that didn’t dampen the excitement. Biden nailed a putt, and then HJ came back with his own slick shot, all caught on TikTok! It was like a mini-golf showdown you'd see at your local course, but with the President in the mix!

Netflix’s "Dead Boy Detectives" should be a hit with fans of supernatural mysteries. The show follows two ghostly teens, Edwin and Charles, who were both bullied to death at a British boarding school decades apart. Instead of dwelling on their tragic pasts, they help other lost souls find closure, all while evading Death’s agents who want to condemn Edwin to Hell.

In the final mock draft by NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah, he has Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean heading to the Green Bay Packers as the 25th overall pick in the 2024 draft. DeJean, a top contender for the Packers' pick from the start, remains the frontrunner as the first round approaches.

That's a wrap on another season series against a National League rival, and this time, it's a victory in the books for the Cincinnati Reds. Remembering last year's close call with the postseason, the Reds know just how crucial it is to start strong and stay consistent, whether it's April or September.

The Stars came into their series against Vegas saying last season and the regular season didn't matter. They hadn't faced off since December 9th, way before the trade deadline. But now, after falling 0-2 in the series and losing six straight to the Golden Knights, it's starting to feel like maybe Vegas just has their number.

For 48 hours, everyone couldn't stop talking about those last crazy seconds of Game 2, about the timeout that nobody called, about the fouls the Knicks got away with, about a 104-101 loss that felt like a robbery. But hey, the NBA finally admitted Maxey got fouled, and Nurse did want a timeout, so maybe the Sixers aren't crazy after all. Good job, guys. Only four more wins to go, not whines. Oops.

Jeremy Hunt defended the decision to cut civil service jobs to boost defense spending and aid to Ukraine during a surprise visit to Kyiv. He argued that the cost of reducing public services would be far less than allowing Russia to succeed. The UK government has committed to raising military spending to 2.5% of national income by 2030, which will require an additional £20 billion. Unions fear this will be funded by cutting 70,000 jobs.

A former cameraman for Megan Thee Stallion, Emilio Garcia, has filed a new lawsuit against the singer, claiming a hostile work environment and harassment. Garcia alleges that he was forced to watch Stallion have sex with another woman while trapped in a moving vehicle, among other incidents. The complaint, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, also states that Garcia is owed more than six figures in back pay.

Kim Petras just made a tough call. She's bowing out of her summer festival gigs due to health issues, as she revealed in a heartfelt post on Wednesday. The pop star didn't dive into specifics but shared that her doctors advised her to take a break from the stage for now.

Guess who's making a comeback in Michigan? Yep, you guessed it! Former President Donald Trump is hitting up the state next week, despite a trial heating up in New York over alleged election shenanigans from 2016. The buzz is that he's heading to a Saginaw County airport hangar in Freeland on Wednesday, May 1st, at 6 p.m. for a campaign gig. And guess what? You can be there too, but you'll need to snag some tickets first!

In his return from the injured list, Detroit Tigers infield prospect Kevin McGonigle jumped right into the leadoff spot for Low-A Lakeland. This was a big moment for the 19-year-old, especially after recovering from his first significant injury, a left hamstring strain.

Zach Edey, the powerhouse center from Purdue, has made it official – he's entering the 2024 NBA Draft, as reported by Jonathan Givony of ESPN. This move was pretty much expected, especially after his coach, Matt Painter, hinted in February that this would be Edey's final year in college.

Chicago Cubs outfielder Cody Bellinger finds himself in a tough spot with two fractured ribs, landing him on the 10-day injured list, according to manager Craig Counsell's announcement on Wednesday. The mishap occurred during Tuesday's game when Bellinger slammed into the center-field wall while tracking a fly ball hit by Houston's Yainer Diaz, which turned into a double, allowing Kyle Tucker to score. He had to exit the game an inning later.

The Cincinnati Bengals' storyline with star defensive end Trey Hendrickson just keeps getting more bizarre. Before the 2024 draft, Hendrickson threw in a curveball by requesting a trade. But that's not all – according to Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic, he's looking for a longer-term extension, too.

On a Polish military base, under the bright spring sun, a tank roars to life, its metal tracks grinding against the concrete as it executes a sharp 90-degree turn.

The U.S. Senate has given a big thumbs-up to a law that would kick TikTok out of the country if its Chinese owner, ByteDance, doesn't sell the popular app in the next nine to twelve months. This move, backed by both Democrats and Republicans, is driven by fears that China could snoop on Americans using the app. President Biden is all set to sign it into law on Wednesday, sealing the deal. Senator Marco Rubio, a leading Republican, called it a smart move for America, slamming past decisions that let the Chinese Communist Party control such a big slice of American social media.

The Phoenix Suns are in a tough spot right now, still fighting in the series, but facing a serious challenge. The Minnesota Timberwolves, seeded third, managed to defend their home court in Game 2, beating the Suns 103-95 in front of a packed house at Target Center. This victory gives the Timberwolves a 2-0 series lead in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs. The Suns, seeded sixth, have struggled to break the 100-point mark in each of their playoff games against the Timberwolves. This is surprising given their offensive firepower, with scorers like Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, and Bradley Beal on their roster.

In a tense matchup reminiscent of 90s Eastern Conference playoff games, the Mavericks and the Clippers battled it out, with Luka Doncic taking center stage. Despite a technical foul in the third quarter, Doncic turned up the heat in the fourth, making key plays and sinking crucial shots. His performance, along with solid contributions from Kyrie Irving and P.J. Washington, helped the Mavericks secure a narrow 96-93 victory, tying the series 1-1.