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The cover of the Lancet. It says it all.

The White House posted a video on social media that shows Team USA hockey player Brady Tkachuk saying: “They booed our national anthem, so I had to come out and teach those maple-syrup-eating-f**ks a lesson.” The only thing—the video wasn’t real, it was AI generated. Count on

As a former U.S. Surgeon General who held an active medical license and practiced medicine while in the role (at Walter Reed and aboard the USS Comfort) it is incomprehensible that the Senate is even considering a nominee for this role who lacks any active license and has never

Well, they asked for her, and they got her. And @HillaryClinton isn't holding back! Her opening statement is quite a throw down to an Oversight Committee that grudgingly engaged the Epstein issue under prolonged fire from his victims but continues to tip toe around troubling

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This video of Andy Murray is all over Instagram today. Always acknowledging women in sports. 🥰👏👍

Required reading:

On the gold medal, how it got politicized, and how we've now lost the gold medal game itself https://t.co/8c8toEAxlI

Will the goalie for the US women’s hockey team also be getting the Presidential Medal of Freedom? #SOTU2026

If you’re of a certain age, you probably still believe this is what Saturday afternoons should sound like. And you’re right.

Team USA's Jack Hughes wasn't the only one to have an iconic moment at the Winter Games after his game-winning goal in overtime to secure U.S. men's hockey's first gold medal since 1980. Shortly after the goal, Getty Images sports staff photographer Elsa Garrison snapped the

This morning, the Hughes brothers told the @TODAYshow that when Jack got his teeth knocked out vs Canada, Quinn lied to him over its severity in the moment -- "It's all good man, it's only chipped. You're gonna be ok..." Jack: "The first guy closest to me when I'm laying on the

The indelible photographs of the Winter Games can help shape our memories and Olympic history. PBS News spoke with several photographers behind some of the most iconic images of the Milano Cortina Games.

Scott Van Pelt pays tribute to Mike Tirico on SportsCenter in his One Big Thing. "What he did on Sunday I believe moves him to a place occupied by one person in our business - him."

Getty staff photographer Elsa Garrison deserves lots of kudos for this Iconic shot. You can follow here here:

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JACK HUGHES. THIS IS THE COLDEST PHOTO IN AMERICAN SPORTS HISTORY. (📸Cole/IG)

A reminder that Olympians are humans, with the same anxieties, doubts, fears, & insecurities that we all have. They can do extraordinary things. But they aren't superhuman. Lots of love and empathy for people who enter the arena and give themselves a shot, no matter the

Alysa Liu's skate to MacArthur Park have sent US streams of the '78 disco hit soaring 505% across all platforms since Thurs, according to Luminate. It's one of the 1st tangible measures of Liu's commercial impact, in a sport already grappling with its ties to the music industry