Author: David K. Li

Airbnb hosts violated the privacy of Bill Belichick’s former girlfriend Jordon Hudson by leaking doorbell video of her shirtless, Super Bowl-winning boyfriend.

The New York Knicks rushed to Taylor Swift’s defense Friday after players Tyler Kolek and Miles McBride questioned the singer’s fandom.

Former NFL star wide receiver Antonio Brown, accused of opening fire at a man in Miami last year, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge on Friday in an deal that’ll keep troubled former player out of prison.

Gov. Gavin Newsom commuted all California death sentences on Thursday, declaring that “state-sanctioned killing is incompatible with” values in America’s most populous state.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell has full movement in his lower body and is “incredibly encouraged by the progress” he’s made since the terrifying injury suffered 72 hours earlier, the player told fans on Wednesday.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was rushed to the hospital after a tackle in the Minnesota Vikings game left the standout defender facedown and motionless on the Ford Field turf.

A New Hampshire fugitive who had been on the run for almost a year was captured in neighboring Massachusetts this week after one last frantic attempt to evade police, law enforcement agencies said.

A woman driven by a compulsion to harm children admitted in a Pittsburgh court that she murdered her best friend’s infant son, in a plea agreement that’ll likely keep this “monster” in prison for life.

More than 40% of teens ages 13 to 17 say they’ve gambled in the past year, according to a new survey, raising red flags about the popularity of betting among minors.

Longtime “Inside the NBA” host Ernie Johnson announced Wednesday that this season behind the desk will be his last, ending a career that made him one of the most prominent voices of pro basketball.

A fresh look at cell phone data and text messages led to arrest of a Florida man accused of murdering his ex-fiancée within hours of their appearance on TV’s “The People’s Court” in 2011, court documents unsealed Tuesday revealed.

The University of Utah apologized on Monday to ESPN’s Pat McAfee after a handful of students mocked him as “corny” and “creepy,” triggering the college football personality during his assignment last week to Salt Lake City.