Judge Pauline Newman, 98, asks Supreme Court to review her suspension, claiming flawed process violated her constitutional rights.

The Buffalo Bills signed Super Bowl champ C.J. Gardner-Johnson to a one-year deal to bolster their secondary.

Jack White unveils his first public art show, "Seven Nation Arty," in London from May 29 to September 13, 2026, featuring sculptures and installations made from reclaimed materials.

WNBA players' union submits new CBA proposal demanding higher revenue share, aiming for deal by March 10 to meet season timeline.

Doberman Penny won the 2026 Westminster Dog Show, with handler Andy Linton claiming his second title.

A former employee sued Jeff Shell, CEO of Paramount Global, for $150 million, alleging retaliation after reporting workplace misconduct involving him.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot in a Brooklyn car near Sunset Park on March 7, 2026, during a confrontation with three masked men; police are investigating if he was the target.

Gwydir Castle in Wales reopened its restored 15th-century dining room in 1998, featuring repatriated Hearst-era furnishings, now open to visitors April–September.

Quincy, MA elder services director Thomas Clasby pleads guilty to stealing $144,000 in federal and city funds from 2020–2024.

The New York Giants signed free agent tight end Isaiah Likely and punter Jordan Stout in major offseason moves.