Some 184 content moderators and Facebook's parent company Meta have agreed to pursue an out of court settlement in a lawsuit claiming unfair dismissal, court...

The mini-bye week has done the Pittsburgh Steeler a world of good. They are resetting a bit after George Pickens voiced his frustrations after last Thursday's win over the Tennessee Titans. Is Matt Canada is starting to get a clue over his play-calling?

The 1997 sci-fi film was a solid hit with audiences, but the POTUS had a problem with how he was portrayed in the movie.

Right-wing populist Javier Milei has been president-elect just four days and already Argentina’s unions and social organizations are vowing pushback and even protests if he makes good on his promises to slash the size of the state and privatize companies

'The View' panel brought up Martha Stewart's latest appearance on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit

The St. Louis Cardinals had surprising competition for starting pitcher Sonny Gray, including their NL Central rivals, the Cincinnati Reds.

Sheffield Wednesday have appointed former Watford boss Xisco Munoz as their new manager. The 42-year-old Spaniard replaces Darren Moore, who surprisingly departed the Owls having guided the club to promotion via the League One play-offs. Munoz steered Watford back into the Premier League having taken charge midway through the 2020-21 campaign, but was sacked during November 2021 after just 36 games in charge. Former winger Munoz won both the LaLiga title and the UEFA Cup while at Valencia, before moving into management with Georgian club Dinamo Tbilisi and moved to Watford in December 2020. A short statement on the Owls’ club website read: “Sheffield Wednesday are delighted to announce the appointment of Xisco Munoz as our first team manager. “The Spaniard, who gained promotion to the Premier League with Watford in 2020/21, takes charge of the Owls with immediate effect.” Munoz will give his first press conference as the club’s new manager at Hillsborough on Wednesday afternoon.

A Mississippi sheriff said he was "ashamed" and apologized after five of his former deputies pleaded guilty to charges related to the torture of two Black men.

By Gram Slattery WASHINGTON Several Republican presidential candidates praised restrictions on abortion rights at a conference of Christian

Bryce Harper drilling a monster homer on his birthday was epic for Phillies fans

Are you ready to upgrade your less than 1-year-old Macbook? According to a new report

Since Sunday, Mark Roper, a truck driver for 32 years, has been out of a job, along with 30,000 of his fellow workers at now-defunct transportation company Yellow.