NASCAR Fight Caught on Video in Front of Hot Dog Stand After Race
One vendor at Martinsville Speedway got more of a show than they were expecting at Saturday's ValleyStar Credit Union 300.
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Your final chance to grab your exhibit table at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is Oct. 2
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Hair-pulling red cards mar Concacaf match as Antigua and Barbuda beat Anguilla 5-0
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua (AP) — With his long dreadlocks, Aedan Scipio is one of the most stylish players in international soccer. Scipio came off the bench duri...
NFL News: Insider Updates Timeline for Josh Jacobs Return to Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs remains on the Commissioner’s Exempt List as the National Football League attempts to […]
‘I hid the truth’: Pro-Palestinian activist Hanna Gann spent years claiming Palestinian, Black roots in US; finally admits she is White Jewish
Hanna Gann, a high school teacher and pro-Palestinian activist, reveals her true White Jewish heritage after being confronted about her misrepresented racial and ethnic background, leading to backlash from activist groups and her community.
Uber removed its branding from its safari vehicles after “outrage” from local tour guides.
According to the Wall Street Journal, local guides were initially concerned Uber would be sending regular drivers out for its tours of Kenya’s Nairobi National Park, rather than licensed guides: > “It got to a point where safety was paramount,” said Uber East Africa General Manager Imran Manji, who helped create the service. He imagined a worst-case scenario where Uber-branded vehicles could be targeted in retaliation. “We don’t want to put the driver or the guide in danger, and we don’t want the passengers in any danger,” he said.
Cooper holds 11-point lead over Whatley in North Carolina Senate race: Poll
Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) has a double-digit lead over his competitor, former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Michael Whatley, in his state’s Senate race, according to a new poll. In the AARP poll, released Monday, 53 percent said they would “definitely” or “probably” back Cooper or leaned toward doing so in the…