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A PBS documentary debuting tonight follows actress Marlee Matlin's lonely, trailblazing path as the first deaf actor to win an Oscar.

Domino's beat expectations for the third quarter, boosted by deals, its loyalty program and menu, but bosses warned consumer concerns could weigh on the final quarter.

Anna Leigh Waters repeated her 2024 feat by winning the Triple Crown in Virginia Beach, her 36th career triple on tour. Meanwhile, Christopher Haworth secured the singles title while the Johns/Tardio train kept rolling.

New York Comic Con was a four-day celebration of fandom - pure escape and unfiltered fun.

Ahead of facing her old team in the UEFA Women's Champions League, Atlético de Madrid's Vilde Bøe Risa admits she still feels like Manchester United is "my team".

Jacksonville Jaguars fans are believing again in 2025 as Liam Coen, Trevor Lawrence, and a strong start bring hope and energy back to Duval.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled Tuesday that Israeli gymnasts will officially be excluded from competing at the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Nift, the technology company connecting e-commerce platforms to advertisers and brands to new consumers, has named Saket Mehta to its executive leadership team as chief revenue officer. In a recent conversation, Mehta revealed that American consumers ...

A high-profile cultural event will take place in a vacant department store this fall showcasing contemporary architects.

Cody Balmer agreed to a plea deal that will see him serve 25 to 50 years in prison.