Raucous Crowd Roars Its Approval For Caitlin Clark In Her Home Debut With Fever, An 83-80 Win
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Caitlin Clark walked into her new home arena Thursday night with No. 22 shirts and jerseys peppered from floor to ceiling.
In Her in political news
Kristi Noem wrote in her memoir that she’d met Kim Jong Un. Now she’s walking that claim back
In her forthcoming memoir No Going Back, South Dakota governor and potential Trump VP pick Kristi Noem seeks to establish a no-nonsense reputation and call out “fake” politicians, but the book is attracting controversy for a series of exaggerated claims Ms Noem makes to establish her own bona fides.
Eva Mendes Reflects On ‘Asinine’ People Who Criticized Her For Having Kids In Her 40s
Eva Mendes says she was thrilled to become a mom in her 40s, but faced judgment from others for entering motherhood later in life.
A Little Girl Complained Of ‘Monsters’ In Her Bedroom, But It Was Actually 50,000 Bees
Candyman, is that you?
My mother’s daughter: In her first poll battle, Bansuri Swaraj underlines this message
“I AM the embodiment of Sushma Swaraj’s sanskaars, I will never let you down.”
Summer Lee Has Been a Vocal Israel Critic. Will It Matter in Her Primary?
As a progressive insurgent in her last primary campaign, Summer Lee barely eked out a victory in a Pittsburgh-area congressional race, facing fierce opposition from local Democratic leadership and an onslaught of spending from outside groups.
Tori Spelling Recalls Peeing In Her Son's Diaper While Stuck In Traffic
Talk about nature calling at the wrong moment.
Union MoS Nisith Pramanik: ‘Mamata said she had no family save the people of Bengal … But see how she brought in her nephew’
Nisith Pramanik is one of the BJP’s most recognisable faces in West Bengal and at 38 years old the youngest minister in the Narendra Modi government. The Union Minister of State for Home is looking to retain Cooch Behar, which is one of the three seats in north Bengal going to polls in the first phase on April 19. In an interview, Pramanik, who switched from the Trinamool Congress (TMC) to the BJP before the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, talks toThe Indian Express about attacks on central agencies in the state, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s comments on him, and why the problem of undocumented migration across the India-Bangladesh border continues to persist.