Chris Pratt is recalling a life-altering moment that swayed him to make "deals with God" in order to save his son, Jack. Back in 2012, Jack was born seven weeks early and only weighed 3 pounds, 10 ...

Hitting the NFL market as a free agent can be a dream come true. Consider the staggering numbers making headlines this week as NFL teams, operating with another record salary cap, committed more ...

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The age of geriatric emo is upon us—and GQ columnist Chris Black is here for it. Kind of. A tweet about basic housewares has touched off a new round of discourse about why young men can’t ...

Chris Pratt almost ruined his brother-in-law Patrick Schwarzenegger’s surprise proposal. Schwarzenegger asked his longtime girlfriend, Abby Champion, to marry him in December 2023. On The Kelly ...

The Dolphins don't have much salary cap space, at all. And so the Dolphins, and general manager Chris Grier, spent the first few days of free agency focused on what they believe to be a small ...

Chrissy Teigen’s midnight snacks rival the menus of some restaurants. The mogul, model and mother of four appeared on TODAY March 12 to talk about adding another title to her resume: podcast hos ...

A text message scam claiming that consumers owe money for fake, unpaid road tolls is continuing to proliferate across the U.S., and experts are warning recipients to exercise caution. The scam ...

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Table of Contents Yesterday’s Wordle answer Hints for today’s Wordle Today’s Wordle answer Tips for tomorrow’s Wordle We have the solution to Wordle on March 17, as well as some helpful ...

East African leaders and Saudi royals are among those profiting off a lucrative, deadly trade in domestic workers. By Abdi Latif DahirJustin Scheck and Kiana Hayeri Building on Biden-era ...

East African leaders and Saudi royals are among those profiting off a lucrative, deadly trade in domestic workers. By Abdi Latif DahirJustin Scheck and Kiana Hayeri Iichi Marumo started ...