Vice President of the United States News & Breaking Stories

NASCAR star Kyle Larson arrives at North Wilkesboro Speedway for All-Star Race after qualifying for Indianapolis 500. Fans cheer his arrival.

House Democrats accuse Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of racist comments during chaotic meeting, suggest alcohol may have fueled the outburst.

Dallas Stars promote inclusion by refurbishing gym for Boys and Girls Club, introducing hockey to under-represented communities locally and internationally.

NFL clarifies Harrison Butker's controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College does not represent the league's views, emphasizing commitment to inclusion.

Valentina Gomez, a Republican candidate for Missouri's Secretary of State, gains viral attention for her social media antics and unique campaign.

Dallas Stars VP Al Montoya promotes hockey in underrepresented communities, including Mexico City, emphasizing the game is for everyone.

Darvin Ham fired as Lakers coach despite regular-season success. Internal leaks and LeBron James' influence may have played a role. Pelinka's next move uncertain.

Colin Jost roasts Biden and Trump at White House Correspondents' Dinner, jokes about age, Trump's attacks, and his own wife.

Dallas Cowboys surprise second-round pick Marshawn Kneeland didn't expect the call but is excited to join the team's elite pass rush.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem defends shooting dogs on her farm, sparking controversy. Democrats criticize her actions as "horrifying."

Police peacefully arrest student protesters at USC, contrasting the aggressive detainment of demonstrators at UT Austin amid nationwide campus clashes.

Jackie Robinson Day celebrated in MLB stadiums, players wore #42. ETFs honor causes, like VETZ, PINK, and FLDZ, giving back.

Arizona Supreme Court upholds 1864 abortion ban law, sparking potential clinic closures. Legal battles expected before full enforcement. Democrats push for ballot measure.

Western NC had the best view of the 2024 eclipse, drawing enthusiastic crowds to the NC Arboretum for a rare event.

Former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas arrested at Mexican embassy in Quito, sparking diplomatic tensions. Mexican government plans to challenge move.

Google's Women's Day wishes to Orry sparks confusion and controversy on social media, with users questioning the gesture's relevance and intentions.

Kennebec Savings Bank awards $30,000 Catalyst Grants to Waterville Area Soup Kitchen, Mitchell Institute, and Augusta Teen Center for innovative projects.

Carmel Symphony Orchestra and Carmel Clay Library team up for Women's History Month events on mental health and female empowerment.

Cher and boyfriend Alexander "AE" Edwards stun at Paris Fashion Week in matching Balmain outfits, sparking engagement rumors.

MLS referees stage protests as the season starts, demanding better pay, travel conditions and benefits from the league.

Judge rules that Donald Trump and the Trump Organization must pay $354 million in fines and are barred from seeking loans.

Grace Harry, Usher's ex-wife, is a joy specialist and activist with a successful 29-year career in the music industry.

College basketball star Caitlin Clark is poised to break the NCAA record. Her family is filled with sports enthusiasts and athletes.

Young podcast host and husband, Cory Althoff, filed for divorce. The couple shares two daughters. Cory seeks joint custody and no spousal support.

February is a Leap Year and Black History Month. It's important to remember our history, honor our heritage, and make progress.

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem criticizes Biden's immigration policies, says he's weak and not in charge, calls it a socialist, communist agenda.

California Governor Gavin Newsom's White House dreams are in jeopardy after a complaint about his lack of minority appointments.

Volunteers in Columbus and Franklin County are conducting a 'point-in-time count' to address homelessness, with numbers expected to rise.

Arizona GOP chairman resigns after accusing Senate candidate Kari Lake of blackmail, saying she threatened to release a secret recording.

North Korea-linked hacking groups stole less cryptocurrency in 2023 despite more attacks. Chainalysis predicts more sophisticated and diversified cyber attacks.

Baseball Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg announced he is battling prostate cancer, asking for thoughts and prayers during his treatment.

Rep. Dan Goldman introduced a resolution to censure Rep. Elise Stefanik, accusing her of supporting the Jan. 6 rioters.

Washington Commanders to hire Adam Peters as general manager. Peters, 44, is a top talent evaluator and key hire for Commanders.

NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers responds to Jimmy Kimmel's threat to sue him over comments he made about Kimmel and Epstein documents.

Massachusetts Keno gets a new look with Boston Bruins branding, featuring team colors and logo, displayed during Bruins games.

ESPN executive Norby Williamson faces allegations of sabotaging sports broadcaster Pat McAfee's show, sparking controversy and speculation within the industry.

Who will call the offensive plays in the Arizona Bowl? Wyoming's head coach prepares for his final game before retirement.

Bob Chesney has been named the new coach of the James Madison University football team after leading Holy Cross.

Republican Rep. Scott Perry ordered to turn over 1,600 texts and emails to FBI agents investigating efforts to keep Trump in office.

Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall named 2024 chair of Dallas Regional Chamber board, to lead efforts to improve quality of life.

Hunter Biden skipped a congressional subpoena to hold a press conference. He painted himself as a victim and denied his father's involvement.

SoundHound AI is revolutionizing fast food with voice-based AI ordering at Chipotle, Krispy Kreme, and White Castle. The future is here!

New York Jewish Week reports on Museum of Jewish Heritage's first-ever event dedicated to an American Girl doll, Rebecca Rubin.

Marjorie Greene's new book, MTG, is set to be released next week, featuring controversial claims about Democrats and January 6th.

Spotify Wrapped has gone viral, with 120 million users accessing it in 2021. The campaign has been praised and criticized.

The Warren Commission concluded Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in JFK's assassination, but skepticism and alternative theories persist. Sixty years later, debate continues.

Joe Biden, oldest US president, faces challenges with age, poll numbers, and support among younger voters due to Israel policy.

Former First Lady and women's rights advocate Rosalynn Carter passed away at 96, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and advocacy.

Florida State University will retire Jameis Winston's jersey after the first quarter of Saturday's game against North Alabama.

Las Vegas Grand Prix ticket sales surge, but tickets are still available. Next year's tickets are on sale for $250.