In a candid interview, Mike Vrabel reflects on Bill Belichick's rocky start at North Carolina, comparing it to Urban Meyer's swift success. Is Belichick's legacy at stake?
In a pivotal ruling, a court decided against nonprofit groups fighting to unfreeze $20 billion in climate grants, raising concerns over government control and taxpayer interests. As the legal battle escalates, the future of these funds hangs in the balance.
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, warns that increasing inequality in the US is paving the way for autocratic leadership. He criticizes business leaders for their silence on Trump’s policies and predicts dire economic consequences.
A devastating earthquake in Afghanistan has left over 1,100 dead and nearly 3,000 injured. As rescue efforts continue, the true extent of the disaster remains uncertain, with many villages still unreachable.
A powerful earthquake has rocked Afghanistan, killing at least 800 and injuring over 2,800. The Taliban calls for urgent international aid as the country faces a deepening humanitarian crisis.
A catastrophic earthquake in Afghanistan has claimed over 800 lives and left many injured. Rescuers face challenges reaching remote areas as the Taliban calls for urgent international aid to support the devastated nation.
As Congress returns from recess, the looming government shutdown deadline and a push to release Epstein files create a tense atmosphere. Will bipartisan support save the day, or will political turmoil reign?
In a candid response to Alabama's loss against Florida State, former coach Nick Saban expressed disappointment but highlighted the potential for improvement in the upcoming game. As Alabama prepares to face Louisiana-Monroe, Saban believes Week 2 is crucial for growth.
As smart glasses gain popularity, concerns about privacy and consent are rising among Gen Z. Recent incidents of covert recording have sparked widespread anxiety, leaving many questioning the safety of these devices.
A recent earthquake in Afghanistan has resulted in over 800 fatalities and thousands injured. The low-magnitude quake caused devastating building collapses, highlighting the urgent need for improved construction standards in rural areas.
