Man admits to selling $250K in fake memorabilia

A former California resident pleaded guilty to selling hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake memorabilia.

X factor: Schauffele confident after injury setback

Having played just four events since returning from injury, Xander Schauffele is confident heading into the Masters: "My dream is just to give myself another chance coming down the stretch."

Sources: Miami has discovery rights for De Bruyne

Inter Miami CF hold the discovery rights for Manchester City player Kevin De Bruyne, sources have told ESPN, setting up a scenario in which the Belgian playmaker could join Lionel Messi in south Florida.

Tiger design firm to craft Augusta 9-hole course

Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley announced Monday that five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods, who last won in 2019, and his TGR Design firm are crafting a nine-hole short course at the Patch, the former Augusta Municipal Golf Course.

Jenkins sues NCAA for limiting pay while at Nova

Through a lawsuit filed last week in New York, former NCAA tournament hero Kris Jenkins is suing the NCAA and six conferences for limiting athlete pay and restricting his ability to capitalize off his name, image and likeness while he was at Villanova.

House settlement inches closer to final approval

A judge directed lawyers to address a short list of her remaining concerns about a multi-billion-dollar settlement that could reshape college sports.

Follow live: Houston battling for first championship in tight contest with Florida

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Spring Clean Every Little Part Of Your Home, Indoors And Out, With These 50 Effective Products

Tis the season for spring cleanin.'

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"People Will Call Me A Monster. I Don't Care": People Are Getting Brutally Honest About Whether Or Not They Regret Their Decision To Have (Or Not Have) Children

"I love my son. He is the best thing that has ever happened to me in many ways. But if I could do it all over again, I really think I would have given him up for adoption..."

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31 Products To Remind You That Alllll Humans Are Kinda Gross, Not Just You

Lumps, bumps, puss, and gunk — the great equalizers.

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You'll Want To High-Five Yourself For Buying These 41 Excellent Products

Including the three-in-one wireless charger your nightstand desperately needs — yes, I see those tangled USB cords.

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Apple planning massive redesign for iPhone 19 Pro, reports say

Although the iPhone's 20th anniversary is still a few years away, Apple is already planning a "bold" design change.

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is "preparing a major shake-up" for the iPhone 19 series, slated for release in 2027. That includes a foldable iPhone and an iPhone 19 Pro "that makes more extensive use of glass."

Not much else is known beyond that, apart from...

Supreme Court Overturns Block on Trump Administration’s Venezuelan Deportations

The Trump administration asked the justices to weigh in after a federal judge paused the president’s use of a wartime powers law to deport Venezuelans it accused of being gang members.

People Are Reacting To The Frightening Downturn In The Stock Market Following Trump's Tariffs, And These Next Four Years Are Already Feeling Like Decades

"I dunno, bout as good as anyone would feel screaming about the iceberg we're about to hit then watching the water pool around our ankles. Satisfied in being right but damp."

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Monday’s rain hopefully paves way for special Masters

The first day of practice rounds at Augusta National turned into a Monday monsoon. | Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images

Storms blanketed Augusta National on Monday, forcing the club to suspend play.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — There is an old adage about wedding days that I love — when a couple exchanges their vows amid a downpour, it is believed that a long and healthy marriage will follow. That applies to my own parents, who have been happily married for almost three decades now. Their...

Why creators are now a boardroom priority 

The rise of creators is part of a bigger cultural shift, and brands can’t afford to ignore it.

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Can Musk Pull Trump Back From the Tariff Ledge?

Elon Musk has been criticizing Trump’s tariff policy — and publicly. Could there be a strategy?

The TikTok Comments Under Jacob Elordi's Madame Tussauds Wax Figure Are So Thirsty I Had To Hydrate

The wax figure is real, but the thirst is realer.

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Unrivaled’s first-year player contracts included a very important detail

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If Unrivaled players suffer injuries that might jeopardize their upcoming WNBA seasons, the league will pay their salaries, Front Office Sports reported.

Unrivaled’s inaugural season is in the books, with more than 40 WNBA players participating in the professional women’s basketball 3-on-3 league in Miami.

First, many wondered if star players would be willing to spend their offseasons in Unrivaled — a concern that was quickly quelled when...

Share Your Favorite "Weird" Snacks That Everyone Judges You For

There's no snack combo too weird.

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