Golden State Valkyries make history with first WNBA title in the team’s second year of existence
The Golden State Valkyries made history on Saturday, clinching the franchise’s first WNBA championship with a 68-63 Game 7 win over the Atlanta Dream.
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“Worst Kicker in Michigan History” “Should Be Walking Home”: CFB Fans React as Trey Butkowski Misses Multiple Field Goals vs Rutgers
Michigan took on Rutgers at the SHI Stadium in New Jersey on Saturday. While the Wolverines started hot, scoring a touchdown on their very first drive, Rutge...
NASA's new satellite images show an Antarctic island that looks like a giant skull, with a rocky eye socket and glacier jaw; the October 2026 view reveals more bare ice after an unusually warm winter
From high above the Weddell Sea, Vega Island appears to be staring back at Earth.
In 1961, a retired Georgia waiter began filling his home and yard with handmade figures; decades later became part of the Smithsonian’s efforts to preserve American history
In 1961, Dilmus Hall stepped away from his working life in Athens, Georgia, and began spending more time on the creations that had interested him since
FBI links North Korean hackers to biggest crypto heist in history; Trump questions claim
The FBI has blamed North Korean hackers for the theft of $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency from Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, in what is
Braylon Edwards congratulates Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith on breaking his Big Ten TD record
Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith made college football history Saturday, officially becoming the Big Ten Conference’s all-time leader in rece...
Jeremiah Smith Sets Big Ten Record with TD for Ohio State vs. USC Amid Heisman Trophy Race
Ohio State standout wide receiver Jeremiah Smith continued to make history on Saturday.
Valkyries Win WNBA Finals vs. Dream, Box Score Stats & Highlights for Angel Reese, Top Players
The first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history lived up to the hype. Gabby Williams made sure it was the Golden State Valkyries, in front of their home fans and in just their second season of existence, who were celebrating in the end.