Chris Koon didn’t read the fine print. Sitting in the Cenikor Baton Rouge rehab center’s intake office in 2015, flanked by his mom and grandmother, he signed where told. “A lot of it read like legalese,” writes Shoshana Walter in “Rehab: An American Scandal” (Simon & Schuster, Aug. 12). “Incomprehensible but also innocuous, like something…
Month: August 2025
Team USA faces Sweden in the Hlinka Gretzky Cup gold medal game Saturday, a U-18 hockey showdown showcasing future NHL stars.
Ligue 1 is back underway as Lens opens its campaign with a difficult visit from French powerhouse Lyon on Sunday.
“Anger was the first big emotion to come out,” Jay Skibbens, a 37-year-old from Illinois, told Newsweek.
The tone deaf 33-year-old grandson of Fidel Castro is not following in the late Cuban revolutionary leader’s footsteps, but carving his own path to notoriety.
When the party keeps going all night long, your breathing might not.
By 2024, the number of youths arrested with guns had risen 136% since New York State’s “Raise the Age” legislation began to take effect in 2018. And tragically, the number of juvenile shooting victims grew 81%.
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.Geopolitical events can both influence and be influenced by various forms of violence, including shootings. Here’s a breakdown of the interplay:
1. Geopolitical instability and increased… pic.twitter.com/9TgFfDVCva— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) August 16, 2025
Kelsey Plum won’t be quitting her day job to become a comedian.
“I pulled the plug on it,” Tarantino said. “And the reason I pulled the plug is a little crazy.”