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Ohio Bobcats head coach Frank Solich retires after 16 years, tributes pour in: 'What a run!'
Frank Solich compiled an overall record of 115-82 during his tenure, including a 77-46 record in MAC play
PragerU mocked for saying fighting racism is 'fighting America', trolls call it a 'self-own'
'So you agree? you think america was founded on racism?' a user asked the conservative media house
How did Greg Clark die? NFL star and former San Francisco 49ers tight end dies at 49
NFL star Greg Clark had a brilliant career as San Francisco 49ers tight end and he leaves behind his wife and three sons
Why did Joe Biden fire Andrew Saul? Trump-era Social Security Commissioner fights back
Joe Biden fired the Trump appointee Andrew Saul, who says he will return 'monday morning' to work, GOP slam 'politics' over role
5.9 magnitude earthquake rocks California-Nevada border, leads to dozens of aftershocks
A series of 19 earthquakes struck along the California-Nevada border. The earthquake was felt in areas as far away as Sacramento and the Bay Area
San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus sings 'we're coming for your children', removes it amid backlash
'We'll convert your children/ Happens bit by bit/ Quietly and subtly/ And you will barely notice it,' the SFGMC sarcastically sang
Who was Samwel Uko? Canadian college athlete refused care ‘because he was Black'
Family opens up about Uko's troubles getting care, subsequent suicide in 2020 that led to an over $81k settlement with the health authority
Gwen Berry looking for 'Colin Kaepernick payday' by turning away from US flag: Radio host
Gwen Berry turned away from the Stars and Stripes while the national anthem played as she received her third-place medal during the Olympic trials
4.2 magnitude earthquake hits California, Internet says 'it's a weekly event'
An earthquake was felt in the tri-valley area with the epicenter reportedly near Castro valley, and people jumped on to Twitter to share their horror
Edward Snowden warns ‘Julian Assange could be next' after John McAfee and Epstein's ‘suicides'
'Prison system so cruel—that native-born defendants would rather die than become subject to it,' said Edward Snowden
Who killed Gordon Beesley? Colorado cop was targeted in Denver as he 'wore uniform and badge'
Denver cop was 'deliberately targeted', claims police chief after standoff with shooter resulted in his death and that of a bystander
Washington Post podcast asks White people to form 'accountability groups' to atone for their race
The podcast 'New Normal' called for a 'period of deep shame for being White and for acknowledging the harm that our ancestors have caused'
Florida couple refuses to take down Pride flag after HOA demands: 'We were in shock'
Mike Ferrari and Bob Plominski are required to pay a daily fine for displaying the Pride flag celebrating the Pride Month
How did Joanne Linville die? ‘Star Trek’ and 'Dynasty' actress was 93
Joanne Linvelle and acclaimed teacher Stella Adler started an acting conservatory under Adler’s name in the 1980s
San Francisco coffee shop owner Eileen Rinaldi fires husband for using N-word
'Words have power - and the word he repeated is undoubtedly racist and harmful,' Eileen Rinaldi said about why she fired her husband John Rinaldi
Jeff Bezos lookalike bullied by TikTokers in viral trend
'Hoping this is starting a movement to see more billionaires getting heckled' said the TikTok user in the viral video
Is Christmas canceled? NJ school district removes holiday names to avoid ‘hurt feelings’
Randolph Township in Morris County will no longer mark holidays by their name, instead, they will simply be listed as a 'day off'
Yashar Ali was close to Ariadne Getty and Kathy Griffin, here's how the friendships ended
Yashar Ali has 'always attached himself to rich, powerful people,' a former colleague revealed
Donald Moss compared to Aruna Khilanani, called 'Nazi' for saying 'whiteness is malignant'
Many on Twitter wondered if Donald Moss' research was a satire, while asked him to join hands with Aruna Khilanani
Who is Donald Moss? Psychoanalyst calls whiteness ‘malignant, parasitic-like condition’
The article in the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association argues whiteness 'renders its hosts' appetites voracious, insatiable, and perverse'