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Tisdale wrote a viral piece for "The Cut" in January, where she revealed she moved on from her "toxic" mom friends.

Three council members are now pushing for the city of Anaheim to move quickly on an investigation into racist accusations about the mayor, while calls are also growing for officials to make public the documents outlining the claims.

The sports business mogul is adamant it's an expense he will never cut back on.

Two bystanders, 21 and 19 – both from California – tried to break it up, but the menace turned on them, too, according to cops and sources. 

Cornell University expelled about one student per year between 2018 and 2024 over sexual misconduct allegations.

In famously pricey San Francisco, a filling lunch for less than $10 is apparently worth waiting for.

A jury in North Carolina found a female NASCAR driver liable for $850,000 in a lawsuit alleging she broke up another women's marriage by sleeping with her husband.

Scrutiny continues to follow Kawhi Leonard.

A miserable Game 1 of the wild-card series for the Red Sox was even worse upon closer inspection.

The slain trans New York Times tech executive tried to commit suicide twice during a turbulent period in his relationship with Candice Jang, according to court records.

97% of the land in the U.S. is eligible for one of these loans.

It’s been a long and tough journey for Kain Medrano, but on Sunday, he had his “I made it moment.” During the Commanders’ 33-31 victory against the Seahawks, Medrano’s wife, Layla Riggins, posted a wholesome video of herself reacting to Medrano intercepting the ball and returning it for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Kain...

The dispute turned physical as Trader Joe’s employees yelled at the women to stop and tried breaking up the fight.

Ted Lasso's Season 4 finale is right around the corner.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel shut down rumors of a rift with Drake Maye, revealing he took the New England job specifically to coach the QB.

Trump wrote: "You have paid into this flawed System, and now you are finally getting something back."

The New York City mayor will forge ahead with his controversial tax rollout – despite a judge ordering the city to go back to the drawing board and essentially start from scratch.

A fired-up Secretary of War Pete Hegseth unveiled plans to construct the first new military base on US soil in over four decades and have state governors come before him on camera with "their best sales pitch."

Kid-free households bought more than half of all toys sold in the first half of 2026. Are they immature? Or are toys just getting cooler?

The prediction market took off after the “Euphoria” actress posed fully nude for the company's ads.