Apparently, it ends with Judge Lewis J. Liman. On Monday, the district court judge tossed out Justin Baldoni’s $400 million defamation lawsuit against Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Leslie Sloane ...

Hamas told it is unwelcome in Qatar • Mobile missile system aiming at the Galilee found in Lebanon • After Hamas rejection of hostage deal, US asked Qatar to expel the group ...

Originally founded a century ago, the Swiss Catholic Women’s Federation was established to preserve Catholic life in families, communities, and the state. Saturday, June 21, 2025.

Below you’ll find the Firekeepers Casino 400 entry list, the field for the NASCAR In-Season Challenge, along with the purse and payout structure for the NASCAR Cup Series race on Sunday.

The family’s firm, Solil Management, controls more than 400 properties throughout New York City, ranging from retail and office buildings near Madison Avenue to cooperative apartments uptown.

The project, which includes repairing a water valve, will take place starting Monday in the 400 block of S. Kansas Avenue. To have adequate space to make the repairs, ...

Jonathan Anderson has been a part of LVMH since 2013 when he was named designer of Loewe. Over 11 years Mr. Anderson transformed Loewe from largely irrelevant to one of the hottest brands in ...

East Valley senior Verónica Garcia, WA's first transgender high school track champion, didn't let the boos get to her as she celebrated her second state title.

With that said, let's take a look at all of the timing and TV details you need to know ahead of this weekend's action! NASCAR HEADLINES: Denny Hamlin speaks out on future as Cup Series driver suffers ...

Here's what to know about the Emmy winner who grew up in Austin. By Brian Rausch, Staff writer May 31, 2025. ... Valerie Mahaffey attended UT-Austin and appeared in "Desperate Housewives." ...

Teen golfers Rayee Feng and Asterisk Talley make waves at the U.S. Women's Open at Erin Hills, with 16-year-old Feng advancing to weekend play among the world's best professionals.

After opening in even-par 72 Thursday at the U.S. Women’s Open, Nelly Korda didn’t have many complaints other than, “I wish the ball found the bottom of the cup a little bit more.” Her ball obliged ...