Bronny James says he doesn't follow rumors around LeBron while preparing for 2nd season with Lakers

Bronny James sounds prepared to spend a long, hot summer ducking rumors, pleading ignorance on innuendo and concentrating on the work necessary to become a contributor during his second NBA season with the Lakers

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Freeman, Smith join Ohtani to give Dodgers 3 All-Star starters for first time since 1980

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A Dangerous Quest for Food in Gaza

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Miley Cyrus, Timothée Chalamet, Shaq, more receiving Walk of Fame stars

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Red Panda has fractured left wrist, released from hospital after fall at WNBA game

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FDA vaccine official restricted COVID vaccine approvals against the advice of agency staff

A top official at the Food and Drug Administration recently overruled government scientists on the availability of two COVID-19 vaccines

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Intern for Rep. Ron Estes killed in Northwest D.C. shooting

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GOP Leaders Scramble to Win Over Holdouts on Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

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What Paramount’s multi-million dollar settlement with Trump means for press freedom

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Judge ends order blocking deportation of family of man charged in Boulder firebomb attack

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Former Vice President Kamala Harris a favorite in governor’s race if she runs, according to new poll

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What was going on in the world the last time Manchester United won the Premier League?

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Kohberger pleads guilty to 2022 murders of 4 Idaho college students

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Review: ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ is tense but a downer, with dinosaur fatigue part of the story

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Abortion Is Legal in Maine, but Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Could Gut Much of the State’s Reproductive Health Care Access

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Ghana struggles to fight disease and poverty without vital U.S. aid

A new study in The Lancet suggests that cuts to USAID could result in the death of 14 million people over the next five years. Ghana has long been seen as a beacon of democracy in West Africa, but it still struggles with poverty and serious health problems, especially in rural areas. William Brangham reports on what ending USAID will mean for people who live there.

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Hochul announces more drones, staff to patrol for sharks on Long Island beaches

Beachgoers on Long Island will see increased patrols, enhanced aerial surveillance and more safety measures starting this weekend as part of the state’s effort to protect swimmers and monitor for sharks and other potentially dangerous marine life, Gov. Hochul announced Wednesday. Ahead of the Fourth of July weekend and in preparation for beach season, Hochul said the state would increase the ...

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