The Los Angeles Rams secured a thrilling playoff victory against the Carolina Panthers, winning 34-31 in a game that tested their resolve and highlighted the importance of leadership. Quarterback Matthew Stafford, a seasoned veteran, guided the Rams down the field in the game's final minutes. With just seconds remaining, Stafford connected with Colby Parkinson for a 19-yard touchdown, sealing the win.

Whitney Cummings, the actress and comedian, has been speaking out about what she sees as hypocrisy among those pushing "woke" ideas in America. During a recent interview, Cummings, who identifies as a former liberal, highlighted inconsistencies she's noticed. She said the left once stood for equality and open-mindedness, but has shifted towards a place where "diversity of thought" isn't welcome.

U.S. Ice Skating Stars Achieve Historic Win, Eye Olympics Madison Chock and Evan Bates, prominent figures in U.S. figure skating, celebrated a historic achievement by securing their seventh U.S. Figure Skating title. This victory marks a significant milestone as they approach the upcoming Milan Cortina Olympics. The accomplished ice dancing team, also reigning three-time world champions, captivated the audience with a flamenco-inspired routine. Their performance, set to a rendition of "Paint It Black," originally by the Rolling Stones and featured in the "Westworld" series, earned them a season-best score in the free skate, culminating in a total of 228.87 points.

In India, a series of tragic events has unfolded as an elephant has killed at least 17 people in just a few days. Among the victims was a family of four. Reports indicate that the elephant, believed to be a young male, has been responsible for around 12 separate attacks since the beginning of January. These incidents have occurred in the West Singhbhum district of Jharkhand, a state in eastern India.

Supreme Court to Hear Case on Fairness in Women's Sports WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Supreme Court is set to consider a case that could change the rules of women's sports across the country. The case focuses on a law in West Virginia that says only biological females can play on girls' sports teams. Jim Justice, who is now a U.S. Senator and was the governor of West Virginia when the law was passed, believes it's important to protect fairness for young women.

The American government is telling all Americans currently in Venezuela to leave the country as quickly as they can. The U.S. Embassy in Caracas issued a warning, citing growing safety concerns. The embassy specifically mentioned the presence of armed groups, often referred to as "colectivos," operating on Venezuelan roads. These groups are reportedly setting up roadblocks and searching vehicles, looking for signs of American citizenship or support for the United States.

Legendary Grateful Dead Guitarist Bob Weir Passes Away at 78 Bob Weir, a founding member of the Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 78. Weir's passing was announced Saturday on his Instagram page. The statement shared that Weir "transitioned peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, after courageously beating cancer...Unfortunately, he succumbed to underlying lung issues." Weir joined the Grateful Dead in San Francisco in 1965.

Venezuelan Gang's Rise and Impact on American Communities A prison in Venezuela, once a symbol of corruption and luxury for its inmates, has become the birthplace of a notorious gang, now wreaking havoc in American cities. The rise of this gang, known as Tren de Aragua, highlights the dangers of weak governance and the need for strong border security. Tocorón, the prison's location, was once a place where inmates lived in relative comfort, with amenities like swimming pools and nightclubs. For years, under the watch of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the prison was effectively controlled by the inmates themselves.

NFL Announces 2025 All-Pro Team: Stafford Honored The National Football League has announced its 2025 Associated Press All-Pro Team, recognizing the league's top performers. Veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford edged out rising star Drake Maye for the quarterback spot. Other unanimous selections included Myles Garrett, Puka Nacua, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Bijan Robinson was named the All-Pro running back, while Christian McCaffrey earned the All-Purpose designation.

Hollywood Happenings: A Quick Look at the Week's Buzz Bradley Cooper Responds to Rumors: Actor Bradley Cooper is addressing rumors that he has had plastic surgery after fans approached him. Jenny McCarthy Stands Firm: Jenny McCarthy made it clear that she has no desire to return to "The View." Nikki Glaser's Limits: Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser revealed there's one celebrity she won't joke about during the show.

text The world of gymnastics is looking ahead to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, which will be held on U.S. soil for the first time since 1996. As the games draw closer, conversations are starting about what the U.S. team might look like and whether it can achieve gold without its biggest star, Simone Biles. Shawn Johnson, a gold medalist from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, shared her thoughts on the U.S.

A man has been charged with murder after a couple was found dead in their Ohio home. Monique and Spencer Tepe were discovered shot and killed in Columbus, Ohio, on December 30th. Their two young children were found safe and are now with family. Michael David McKee was arrested and charged with two counts of murder. He is Monique's ex-husband.

The United States is taking a stand for its taxpayers and its own interests by stepping back from several international groups. The State Department said recently that America is moving away from what it sees as an old-fashioned way of working with other countries. This system, they say, has made American taxpayers foot the bill for many global organizations. President Trump has ordered the U.S.

War Secretary Hegseth Encourages Strength and Readiness in New Recruits Los Angeles, CA – War Secretary Pete Hegseth recently visited the Los Angeles Military Entrance Processing Station (LA MEPS), where he administered the oath of enlistment to 40 new military recruits from across the West Coast. The ceremony was part of Hegseth's "Arsenal of Freedom Tour," a journey focused on revitalizing American manufacturing and bolstering the defense industrial base.

A somber cloud hangs over West Point, Mississippi, as authorities report a tragic incident involving the loss of six lives. The Clay County Sheriff's Office confirmed that a suspect is in custody following a series of related shootings that occurred across three locations within the town. Sheriff Eddie Scott expressed his condolences via social media, acknowledging the “multiple innocent lives” taken "due to violence." He assured the community that there is no ongoing threat.

Debate Erupts Over Immigration Enforcement Incident; Calls for Accountability Intensify Washington D.C. – A heated debate has ignited across the nation following a deadly encounter involving an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The incident, which resulted in the death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, has sparked calls for accountability and reignited the ongoing discussion surrounding immigration enforcement policies. According to reports, the incident occurred when ICE officers approached Good, who was allegedly obstructing a roadway. Authorities claim Good refused to comply with orders to exit her vehicle and instead attempted to flee, using her car in a manner that threatened the officers.

A Founding Father Finally Gets His Due? After 250 years, Thomas Paine, the man whose words stirred the colonies toward independence, may finally receive a lasting honor in Washington, D.C. A memorial to Paine, authorized by a 2022 law, is awaiting approval from the Department of the Interior. This would mark the first monument in the nation’s capital dedicated to this influential figure of the American Revolution.

Jenny McCarthy playfully jokes about her husband Donnie Wahlberg's snoring, calling it a "challenge" despite considering him the "nicest human being" and "textbook truly perfect." McCarthy shared on "Live" that Wahlberg's snoring started around the time she began experiencing perimenopause, disrupting her sleep. To cope, she now uses large noise-canceling headphones and has built what Wahlberg calls the "Great Wall of China" out of pillows between them in bed.

The Indianapolis Colts community is mourning the loss of Randy McMillan, a former player who passed away at the age of 67. McMillan, a running back, was a first-round pick for the Baltimore Colts in the 1981 NFL Draft. McMillan quickly became a favorite among Colts fans. In his first professional game, he made a memorable impact. Facing the New England Patriots, McMillan rushed for 146 yards and scored two touchdowns.

The story of Dee Warner, a 52-year-old businesswoman from rural Michigan, has taken a tragic turn. Dee, who ran farming, fertilizer, and trucking businesses with her husband, was known for her strong personality. But those close to her also remember her humor and affection. In April 2021, Dee's nephew, Parker Hardy, noticed she seemed down. Just two days later, Dee vanished.

Congress Faces Spending Showdown Amidst Calls to Restrain Government Agencies Washington, D.C. – A potential political clash is brewing in Congress over how taxpayer money is spent, particularly concerning the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The debate centers on Congress's power to control the federal purse strings, a power some members are eager to use to influence agency actions.

A Pennsylvania man is facing serious charges after police discovered a disturbing collection of human remains, including those of children, stolen from multiple cemeteries. Jonathan Gerlach, 34, was apprehended on Tuesday at Mount Moriah Cemetery in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and now faces a long list of accusations. Gerlach is charged with numerous counts, including burglary, criminal trespass, abuse of a corpse, receiving stolen property, and desecration of public monuments.

Indiana Hoosiers Set to Shine in National Championship Atlanta, GA - The Indiana Hoosiers are making history, heading to their first-ever national championship game. Quarterback Fernando Mendoza, is leading the charge in what many are calling a dream season. Mendoza's leadership has propelled Indiana to new heights. The team secured their first Big Ten title since 1967, achieved a long-awaited victory over Ohio State, and earned the coveted No.

Iranians Voice Frustration Over Economic Hardship, Face Government Response For nearly two weeks, cities across Iran have been gripped by widespread unrest as citizens express their growing discontent with the nation's economic situation. Rising inflation and high unemployment have fueled demonstrations in all 31 of Iran's provinces, with protesters calling for change. According to reports from Iran Human Rights, at least 51 protesters, including nine children, have tragically lost their lives amid the turmoil.

Minneapolis, MN – The wife of Renee Good, who was fatally shot during an encounter with federal immigration officers in Minneapolis, has released a statement describing her wife's character and the events leading up to the incident. Becca Good stated that she and Renee were in the area to show support for their community when the incident occurred. She described the scene as a confrontation where, according to her, they were met with force.