Sage, a miniature poodle from Houston, Texas, won the top prize at the 148th annual iteration of the show.

The Department of Justice is considering whether to prosecute the firm over two fatal 737 Max crashes.

The weapons transfer comes as Israeli tanks were spotted advancing deeper into residential areas of Rafah.

Hundreds of police officers are deployed in the search for Mohamed Amra and his accomplices.

Two of the UFC’s top women’s flyweights are heading to Denver.

The PFL has announced the dates and locations for the upcoming 2024 playoffs, which take place in August to set the stage for the championship card later this year.

Flyweights Alex Perez and Tatsuro Taira are expected to face off in the five-round main event for the upcoming UFC Fight Night card on June 15.

Alex Pereira keeps adding skills to his resume, playing himself in the lead of a Topps trading card commercial.

Mike Tyson can still utter some truly terrifying phrases at 57 years of age and he offered a warning to Jake Paul ahead of their fight in July.

Masra, the prime minister of Chad’s transitional government, had claimed victory shortly before the announcement and alleged that election results were being manipulated. He hasn’t publicly shared evidence to support his claim.

"The theater returns to its origin, the theater returns to the people to whom it belongs, which is the people, the population, and this theater is made from the everyday life, from what we call the collective imagination of a city where people are, and to come and perform this theater in this place.

“Every protest have its own peculiarities, and when you look at this one, it is very special because it touches on the fabric of the economy because power is life, power is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. Getting Nigeria out of the woods, we must be able to have stable power supply.” Dr. Tommy

The museum’s website lists South Africa-born Lorenzo Prendini as the curator of its spider, scorpion, centipede, and millipede collections, as well as a professor at its Richard Gilder Graduate School. His research into spiders and scorpions has taken him to more than 30 countries

“We’ve documented the patterns of numerous fires and the continuing devastation to settlements around western Sudan, large and small, since the conflict broke out last April,” Anouk Theunissen, Sudan Witness project director, said in a news release Monday.

David McBride pleaded guilty to stealing military secrets, but said he felt a moral duty to speak up.