Author: David K. Li

ESPN college basketball analyst Chris Spatola, the son-in-law of legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski, died suddenly, triggering a flood of tributes for the former West Point guard and Army combat veteran.

New Jersey mom Jennifer Buckley was arrested after her teenage son was reported missing — and then found by police hiding in her basement crawl space.

A White House TikTok video, celebrating ICE-led deportations went silent on Friday after singer Zara Larsson tore into the administration for using her song “Midnight Sun” in the post.

An Australian athlete apologized Thursday for continuing — and winning — her race in China over the weekend after experiencing an involuntary bowel movement during competition.

The DNA of an Arizona man who died by suicide earlier this year has connected him to the unsolved slaying of a Navy veteran whose body was dumped in a cemetery four decades ago, prosecutors said.

Washington Capitals forward and NHL all-time leading goal scorer Alex Ovechkin appeared in an ad backing Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A magazine, checked out and overdue from a New Hampshire library, has finally been returned — perhaps as long as 132 years late.

The Coast Guard and Michigan police rescued a hiker who got lost and then had to survive for nearly a week in the woods of a remote Lake Superior island, authorities said Sunday.

Lawmakers in an Atlanta suburb removed the city’s young mayor, accusing him of misusing a municipal credit card and engaging in inappropriate, sexually explicit communications with a teenager, officials said Sunday.

Rocker Rick Springfield recalled this week how, as a teenager, when he performed for U.S. forces in Vietnam, they came under attack and he killed a Viet Cong — haunting him to this day that he “was responsible for the end of a life.”

Human remains found nearly a half-century ago in North Carolina were identified as having come from a 15-year-old Maryland girl who ran away from home months earlier, state law enforcement officials said Tuesday.

“South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone renamed their show “South America” in a not-so-subtle dig at Trump, big tech and the pair’s own corporate bosses.