Current Events - Page 47
The Spurs and Knicks are set to face off on June 13 in San Antonio, and the team has banned fans from out of town from getting tickets.
The return of the annual gathering, Dear Summer Festival, will make its 2026 debut on Juneteeth Weekend in New York City.
The San Antonio Spurs choked away a 29-point lead in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, with the New York Knicks up 3-1 in the series.
After President Donald Trump fired back at Stephen A. Smith over his Knicks game attendance comment, the two have since added to the feud.
President Donald Trump, who visited Madison Square Garden against the wishes of some Knicks fans, had words for Stephen A. Smith
Jamaica suffered an islandwide electrical blackout over the weekend, but officials have since said the power has returned for all customers.
Anthony J. Moore was driving on a South Carolina road at the right time, helping save a Black woman from a white man impersonating an officer.
Lawyers with the Kennedy Center have advised employees to remove President Donald Trump’s name from the building by June 12.
The Senate has approved a $70 billion bill to fund immigration agencies through 2028, while still debating the DOJ's $2 billion bill.
A former Republican strategist alleges that the White House is actively hiding President Donald Trump’s failing health.
Cheyenne Bryant, who is enduring a tough stretch as her credentials are under scrutiny, had choice words for Touré on the Truth Talks series.
Pope Leo XIV delivered his first encyclical titled “Magnifica Humanitas,” (Magnificent Humanity), which also called for AI to be regulated.