Luana Alonso, the Paraguayan Olympian who gained headlines worldwide during last summer’s Olympic Games more for activities outside the pool than in, is making headlines outside the water again.
A devastating fire destroyed the San Francisco Church located in the Chilean city of Iquique; no casualties were reported.
It’s no secret that Titans quarterback Will Levis angered fans this year during Tennessee’s 1-4 start, and he did so again this Sunday. However, it wasn’t necessarily about his play on the field this time.
Lions star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson was carted off the field at AT&T Stadium in Dallas on Sunday after suffering a broken tibia.
The Chargers have sent many players to the blue injury tent this year. However, on Sunday, the tent received a surprise visit from the head coach, Jim Harbaugh.
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has officially endorsed Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley’s bid for reelection in a Sunday morning post on X.
On Thursday, former NASCAR and IndyCar racer Danica Patrick revealed that she has never voted. However, she will vote for former President Trump this year because “it’s that important.”
The WNBA reaped massive ratings rewards during Caitlin Clark’s record-breaking rookie season. Now, the WNBA is doing its best to ensure that it reaps even more massive rewards.
Dolphins star Tua Tagovailoa’s wife, Annah, faced an avalanche of social media hate this week after re-sharing a post praising former President Trump for his efforts to assist workers responding to Hurricane Milton.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer was seen in a video posted by a leftist influencer feeding the woman Doritos while on her knees.
Tom Brady has come through for the people of Florida before, and he’s doing it again when they need it most.
Former First Lady Melania Trump is letting the world know that her answer is an unequivocal no when it comes to allowing male athletes to compete in women’s sports.
While it might seem odd to hear of people fleeing to New Orleans to avoid a hurricane, that’s exactly what the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have done.
Most of the football world seems to believe that Aaron Rodgers helped fire his former head coach, Robert Saleh. Rodgers, on the other hand, thinks that is “ridiculous.”
Archbishop Jaime Spengler, the president of the Latin American and Caribbean Episcopal Council (CELAM), confirmed that the Amazon rite and Indigenous inculturation of the liturgy are taking place in his native Brazil. In addition, Spengler urged the church to remain “open” to the idea of married clergy.
A group of Cardinals in Rome for the Synod on Synodality took time on Tuesday to attend an event hosted by Fr. James Martin S.J. and his Outreach group, where attendees heard testimonials from “LGBTQ Catholics.”
Former sports anchor Keith Olbermann no longer wants Elon Musk in the country, and he’s prepared to use the full force of the federal government to get him the “f out of the country.”
The finger-pointing has begun in earnest in the wake of Tuesday morning’s surprise firing of Jets coach Robert Saleh. And ESPN’s Shannon Sharpe knows exactly who he is pointing his finger at.
The New York Jets have parted ways with head coach Robert Saleh in an abrupt and shocking early season firing that has left fans and media wondering who is calling the shots for “Mean Green.”
Caitlin Clark is currently resting after an action-packed year that included a trip to the NCAA Women’s Final Four and the WNBA playoffs.
Former CNN host Don Lemon suggested that Joseph, the husband of the Virgin Mary, was a “sort of gay guy” who smuggled her to Bethlehem to avoid persecution for being pregnant and unmarried.
The Minnesota Vikings have released a statement condemning ‘antisemitism and Islamophobia’ on the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ horrific attack on Israel, in which nearly 1,500 people were killed or taken hostage.
An ESPN analyst is calling for the mystery voter who prevented Caitlin Clark from receiving the unanimous vote she should have received for Rookie of the Year to own it publicly.
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has called on Catholics in Mexico to perform a mass of reparation after inaugural ceremonies for newly elected Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, which included pagan priestesses invoking Mesoamerican deities.
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo blasted Pope Francis on Thursday after the pontiff called abortion “murder” and the doctors who perform it “contract killers” when he was returning to Rome from Belgium last week.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is systematically removing crosses and replacing images of Christ with party officials, in the latest example of Chinese Premier Xi Jinping’s effort to “exert total control” on the Catholic Church and other religious groups in that oppressive country, according to a report.
A synodal study group established by Pope Francis to discern Catholic teaching on controversial issues, such as sexuality and life, is using a “new paradigm,” focusing on personal experiences and deemphasizing moral absolutes and established Catholic teaching.
The bizarre case of Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh’s coaching offer to his former quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, has taken an even more bizarre turn.
While the WNBA is threatening Caitlin Clark’s fans with legal action for alleged racist behavior, Clark is expressing her appreciation to the thousands, if not millions, who have watched her incredible year of basketball dominance.
On the eve of the Synod on Synodality, Pope Francis presided over a penitence ceremony at the Vatican in which Cardinals read a list of petitions for the forgiveness of “sins” against the environment, indigenous peoples, and migrants, as well as abuse, poverty, using doctrine as “stones,” and a lack of synodality, among others.
Former U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) soccer star Megan Rapinoe has accused longtime USA Today writer Christine Brennan of racism for asking Connecticut Sun forward DiJonai Carrington whether her eye poke of Caitlin Clark was intentional.
There’s no question that Caitlin Clark impacted the WNBA this year on the court. However, now that she’s off the court, her impact is still being felt.
Pete Rose, Major League Baseball’s all-time hit leader, died from heart disease, according to a medical report.
The University of Wyoming’s women’s volleyball team has become the third NCAA squad in the last month to forfeit a game against the San Jose State University’s (SJSU) women’s team due to the presence of a male player on their roster.
Major League Baseball’s all-time hit leader, Pete Rose, died Monday at his home in Las Vegas, according to TMZ Sports.
It has been nearly a week since Caitlin Clark’s season ended, only two games into the WNBA playoffs. However, she’s still getting cheered.
Baker Mayfield believes that Tom Brady created a “high-strung” work environment when he was with the Buccaneers. On Sunday, Brady made it clear he didn’t care if he stressed anyone out.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes may have ended his leading receiver’s season after colliding with Rashee Rice.
Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick expressed frustration, and bewilderment after he was penalized for unnecessary roughness stemming from a hit on a defenseless receiver.
An Auburn cheerleader delivered one of the hardest hits of the game on Saturday as he did backward handsprings into a line of Oklahoma players.
