Joe Flacco signed with the Cincinnati Bengals as a backup at age 41, saying he has "unfinished business" and still believes he deserves a starting role.

Kim Jones, mother of three former Yale swimmers, alleges the athletic department intimidated female swimmers over transgender policies, comparing the experience to 'North Korea.'

The 2026 NFL season will open on a Wednesday night with the Super Bowl-champion Seattle Seahawks hosting, while the Rams and 49ers await their turn in Melbourne, Australia.

The 82nd Airborne Division deployment to the Middle East is intended to pressure Iran into accepting U.S. ceasefire terms, military analyst Michael Eisenstadt says.

Reese Witherspoon turned 50 at Lainey Wilson's Nashville bar with Nicole Kidman, Isla Fisher and Mariska Hargitay among the star-studded guests.

The Taliban junta in Afghanistan on Tuesday released U.S. citizen Dennis Coyle after 14 months in captivity. He arrived in San Antonio, Texas, on Wednesday morning.

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Another Black Lives Matter activist has been caught committing fraud, and the woman was named a "Bostonian of the Year" in 2020 by the Boston Globe.

Monica Cannon-Grant became a BLM activist after the death of George Floyd and ran a nonprofit organization called "Violence in Boston" that received tens of thousands of taxpayer-funded pandemic relief.

Prior to pleading guilty, Cannon-Grant had blamed 'white supremacy' for the fraud allegations.

On Monday, Cannon-Grant was ordered to pay back $224K in funds that she rerouted from the nonprofit to benefit herself personally.

The woman and her husband, Clark Grant, were indicted in the fraud scheme in 2023, but he died from a motorcycle accident two months after they were indicted.

Cannon-Grant pleaded guilty to more than a dozen fraud-related charges in Jan. 2026 and was able to escape prison time, though she was sentenced to six months of home confinement, four years of probation, and 100 hours of community service.

The U.S. Attorney's office said she spent the money on her car insurance, auto loan payments, travel, hotels, gas, food deliveries, restaurants, and nail salons.

Cannon-Grant pleaded guilty to the following:

• Ten counts of wire fraud;
• Three counts of wire fraud conspiracy;
• One count of mail fraud;
• Two counts of filing false tax returns; and
• Two counts of failing to file tax returns.

RELATED: BLM activists in Boston facing even more federal fraud charges

The nonprofit's stated mission included reducing violence, raising social awareness, and aiding community causes in the Boston area. The organization's board voted to shut it down after the embezzlement charges.

Prior to pleading guilty, Cannon-Grant had blamed "white supremacy" for the fraud allegations.

"Monica Cannon-Grant's crimes were not a momentary lapse in judgment — they were a calculated pattern of deception that spanned years," U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley said. "She repeatedly lied to donors, government agencies, and the public, even after being caught — all while presenting herself as a champion for others. Fraud disguised as activism or charity is still fraud."

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An NBC insider tells Fox News Digital that Savannah Guthrie wants to return to the network but it's "a question of when and how" as her mother Nancy Guthrie remains missing.

President Trump scored a big win when a second appeals court barred lower judges from releasing illegal migrants from detention.

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LA Rams star wide receiver Puka Nacua has been hit with a new lawsuit by a woman alleging he abused her.

The post Puka Nacua’s Assault Accuser Files New Lawsuit appeared first on Breitbart.

After nine days and more than 40 hours of deliberation, a Los Angeles jury delivered a landmark verdict on Wednesday, finding Instagram (Meta) and YouTube (Google) liable for intentionally designing their platforms to "hook" young users.

Mayor Brandon Johnson proceeded with the “Abolish ICE" snowplow unveiling despite the recent murder of a Loyola student, allegedly by a Venezuelan migrant.

A new poll finds 58% of voters oppose U.S. military action in Iran, while Trump's disapproval rating hits a second-term high of 59%, the survey shows.

Abortionist and convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell, who was found to have stuffed the cut-off feet of aborted babies into jars in his filthy Philadelphia abortion facility, has died in prison at the age of 85.

Are there administration insiders profiting from knowing news about the war with Iran before the public does? Recent news stories from the world of “prediction markets” seem to indicate that may in fact be happening.

The post Peter Schweizer: Investigate Iran War Insider Trading appeared first on Breitbart.

A controversy over a pastor’s comments about the Muslim call to prayer is a familiar one.

'Shark Tank' star Kevin O'Leary says removing Iranian control of the Strait of Hormuz would be a global game changer, calling the shift 'very bullish' for world markets.