Discover seven unusual facts about Colonel Sanders’ life story, proving truth is often stranger—and funnier—than fiction. Massive data breach sees millions of credit card details leaked Trump files ...

I absolutely adore an odd dating simulator. I loved and sank an embarrassing amount of time into Sucker for Love, Hatoful Boyfriend, and Lovebirb, so it's no surprise that the trailer for CatchMaker ...

While some anti-AI advocates have called for some extreme property damage to halt the AI boom, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has a proposition that’s a little more down to Earth: simply shut it all ...

Analyzing Shedeur Sanders’ play may result in some legal action. Reporter Josina Anderson threatened Athletic reporter Zac Jackson with “appropriate action” after the latter revealed he received ...

Colorado's new offensive coordinator, Brennan Marion, was hired by Deion Sanders despite not having a prior personal or professional relationship. Marion overcame significant adversity, including ...

Shedeur Sanders will start at quarterback for the Cleveland Browns for the rest of the season. Head coach Kevin Stefanski announced the decision to reporters on Monday. Sanders has started each of ...

Hinge CEO Justin McLeod is stepping down from his role to launch a new AI dating product called Overtone. Match Group, the dating giant that owns apps like Hinge, Tinder, and OkCupid, is backing ...

Deion Sanders saw more than just Huntington Bank Field during his trip to watch his son Shedeur Sanders play for the Cleveland Browns. The Colorado football coach also got a tour of his son's new home ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about TV shows, movies, video games, entertainment & culture. Welcome back to the Sunday edition of our Connections guide, ...

Shedeur Sanders has taken his starting opportunity and run with it, going 1-2 as a starter, throwing for 769 yards and five touchdowns. With the Cleveland Browns seemingly having a quarterback, it's ...

Patrick J. Callahan. Image from New Jersey State Police website TRENTON, N.J. - A New Jersey State Police Superintendent from Warren County is retiring after 31 years with the division. Patrick J.