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The Colorado football program was the talk of college football in Deion Sanders’ first season as head coach of the Buffaloes. The program also committed multiple minor NCAA violations since Sanders’ hiring in December 2022, according to USA Today Sports. The program self-reported 11 minor NCAA violations, according to documents obtained by USA Today Sports. None of the violations carries any serious penalties. ARIZONA STARS NOAH FIFITA, TETAIROA MCMILLAN BUCK TRANSFER TREND AMID CHAOTIC WEEK "The University of Colorado Boulder Athletic Department is committed to complying with NCAA regulations and will continue to educate our coaches, student-athletes, and staff to

U.S. Central Command says Iranian-backed Houthi militants fired a ballistic missile toward the USS Carney in the Gulf of Aden on Friday. The projectile was "successfully shot down" by the American destroyer and there were no reports of injuries, according to CENTCOM. The attack is the 37th by the Houthis directed at commercial vessels and U.S. Navy ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden since Nov. 19. For weeks, the Yemeni terrorist group's actions have been disrupting maritime traffic, while the U.S. military has been responding with strikes. "On Jan. 26, at approximately 1:30 p.m. (Sanaa time), Iranian-backed

When Brooks Bell was 38, doctors told her she was too young to have colon cancer, dismissing her textbook symptoms as "likely hemorrhoids." A few months later, after pushing for tests, the North Carolina-based entrepreneur was diagnosed with Stage III colon cancer. Bell, now 43, is encouraging other younger adults to listen to their bodies and advocate for their health, particularly as colon cancer cases are rising among people under 50. COLORECTAL CANCER IS NOW LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AMONG YOUNG ADULTS WITH CANCER: NEW REPORT The founder of a digital analytics company, Bell was traveling for a technology conference

Kentucky lawmakers advanced a sweeping crime bill that would require tougher sentences for many offenses, including a "three-strikes" penalty that would put felons behind bars for life after committing their third violent act. House Bill 5, whose lead sponsor is Republican Rep. Jared Bauman, passed by a 74-22 vote on Thursday and now heads to the GOP-led Senate. "With this bill, House Bill 5, we are reasserting some basic and simple truths," Bauman said. "That there is a right and wrong, and that criminals are accountable for their actions, not society. And that society has the right to protect itself

A for-sale Beverly Hills mansion has been ravaged by squatters, who turned it into a "party house." The listing agent for the property located at Beverly Grove Place, John Woodward, a court-appointed broker, told USA TODAY that the alleged squatters moved into the house in late October and have been living there since. "Taxpayers are paying the utilities to keep the lights on and the pool running. Neighbors are beyond p-----," Woodward told Los Angeles Magazine. "These squatters have been here since October, charging rents for rooms and throwing massive parties all night long," he said. "I just want to

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Thursday his state has no plans to comply with an order from the Biden administration to grant Border Patrol agents access to a riverfront park that is at the center of a border dispute. The defiance comes in the wake of a Supreme Court decision earlier this week that cleared the way for Border Patrol agents to cut or remove razor wire Texas had installed around Shelby Park. The area has become a popular corridor for migrants to illegally enter the U.S. Texas seized control of the park this month and began denying entry

Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco runs with more than a purpose. The second-year running back runs with anger, and fans of the NFL have taken notice. Prior to last year’s Super Bowl, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid dubbed Pacheco as the Chiefs' "Energizer Bunny," while social media routinely discusses Pacheco’s running style. "The funniest one … they said I run like I bite people," Pacheco said Wednesday. "I ain’t no zombie. That was crazy. So, that was one of the funniest ones. You said I run like I bite the ground, bite the grass. That’s crazy." FANTASY

The mother of a three-year-old girl who died after spending more than 11 hours in the woods in freezing weather has been arrested, authorities in Georgia said. Uriha Ridge, 35, faces multiple counts of cruelty to children and one count of felony murder, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday. Deputies responded to the Foxhall Resort before noon on January 16 in reference to a woman and her two children "allegedly lost in the woods." Resort employees assisted deputies in finding Ridge and her two children, who were "soaking wet," ages three and seven, in a wooded area far from

Homeless people in California were found living in caves along the Tuolumne River before they were cleared out by the Modesto Police Department and volunteers over the weekend. Volunteers with Operation 9-2-99 and the Tuolumne River Trust worked with police to clear them out, removing some 7,600 pounds of garbage from the area, authorities said. "This particular area has been plagued by vagrancy and illegal camps, which have raised concerns due to the fact that these camps were actually caves dug into the riverbanks," the Modesto Police Department said in a statement. The cleared debris filled two truckloads and a

A Montana felon previously convicted of killing eagles to sell their parts on the black market was sentenced to three years in federal prison on Wednesday for related gun violations. U.S. District Judge Susan Watters in Billings sentenced Harvey Hugs, 60, after he pleaded guilty in September to being a felon in possession of firearms. Prosecutors said the Hardin, Montana, man used the guns to shoot federally protected eagles over more than a year and then sold the birds' parts to an informant for profit. A 2021 search of Hugs' home and vehicles found eagle parts, two rifles and ammunition,

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court decided Wednesday evening it will not move forward on whether former President Trump can stay on the state's ballot until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on a similar case barring Trump from the ballot in Colorado. The state's top court decided unanimously to dismiss Secretary of State Shenna Bellows' appeal of an order requiring her to wait for the Supreme Court's decision before withdrawing, modifying or upholding her decision to keep Trump off the ballot on Super Tuesday in March. "The Secretary of State suggests that there is irreparable harm because a delay in certainty

Concerns about AI interfering with the 2024 elections are well-founded, yet not unprecedented in recent history. In 1975, the Asilomar Conference on Recombinant DNA foreshadowed today’s AI concerns. Asilomar set the precedent on how to respond to changes in scientific knowledge. According to conference organizers, biochemist Paul Berg and molecular biologist Maxine Singer, the proper response to new scientific knowledge was to develop guidelines that governed how to regulate it. They were as wrong as those asking for AI regulation. The solution is not to be found through regulation, but by debunking the premise of processing immense sets of data

Fox News host Sean Hannity compares former President Trump’s leadership to President Biden’s leadership on "Hannity." SEAN HANNITY: Under President Trump, we had peace. Under Biden, we have war. Under Trump, we had almost no inflation and record low interest rates. Under Biden, Americans are getting squeezed every single day. 60% of Americans now live paycheck to paycheck. EX-OBAMA OFFICIAL TELLS BIDEN TO 'STAY HIDDEN' SINCE HE 'DOESN'T INSPIRE CONFIDENCE' Under Trump, we had secure borders. Under Biden, wide-open borders, a wave of unvetted illegal immigrants like we've never seen before, close to 10 million, if not over 10 million.

Military and defense officials from the U.S. and Iraq are expected to continue talks on the future of U.S. military presence in Iraq in the coming weeks, a U.S. official tells Fox News. The Defense Department is expected to announce the resumed talks later this week, the official said. The U.S. currently has about 2,500 troops in Iraq for the Defeat ISIS mission. These troops are stationed at several bases throughout the country and have come under more than 60 attacks from Iranian proxy groups in Iraq since October 17. The U.S. has carried out several strikes targeting these Iranian-proxy

A Florida therapist who specializes in anger management has been arrested after he allegedly shot and killed a man before stashing the body in the back seat of a hatchback vehicle, according to authorities. The Deland Police Department said officers respondent to reports at about 7 a.m. on Jan. 18, that an "elderly man" was cleaning up blood from the front yard of a residence, because "he killed someone." The caller told police the man placed the body in his car and drove away before returning to the scene a bit later. A woman then called and said someone was

The Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas is investigating how pornography interrupted a School Health Advisory Council meeting Monday night. "Regrettably, some attendees during the online meeting displayed inappropriate content on their screens instead of identifying themselves or using a blank screen," a statement posted to the council's website said. The district apologized for any "discomfort or offense" it may have caused to those who attended the meeting virtually and in person. "This is what our kids are watching in school," one parent yelled during the meeting, according to the Fort Worth Report. "This is disgusting! Stop forcing us

At least 39 people died and nine people were injured after a fire broke out in China’s southeastern Jiangxi province, state media said on Wednesday. Rescuers are still trying to reach people trapped in the building, according to state broadcaster CCTV. The broadcaster said the fire broke out inside a building which houses an internet cafe in the basement and tutoring centers on upper floors. It is unclear how many remain trapped in the building. DEADLY FIRE AT CHINA DORMITORY KILLS 13 STUDENTS Officials for the Yushui district of Jiangxi province said the fire broke out in the basement of

On a night when Karl-Anthony Towns’ record-setting 62 points should have been the main storyline for the Minnesota Timberwolves, it was instead the heartbreaking loss to the Charlotte Hornets. Of course, blowing a 15-point lead entering the fourth quarter had tons of factors going into it, but Timberwolves players could not understand some calls from officials, especially in the final two minutes of the game. An NBA report into the officiating of the game found that referees missed 10 calls in the final two minutes, including one where Towns believed he was fouled on a layup that would have put

Nikki Haley swept the first votes cast in New Hampshire, but it was downhill from there. In the town of Dixville Notch, which has this strange ritual of voting after midnight, all six votes went to Haley, with journalists outnumbering them 10 to 1. It was clear that many at CNN and MSNBC were rooting for Haley, grasping at exit-poll figures that seemed favorable and downplaying Trump-friendly statistics, such as that 63% described themselves as very or somewhat conservative. "The Nikki Haley campaign has to be happy so far with what they’re seeing," MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow said. Well, not so

Dixville Notch went all in for Nikki Haley. Each of the town’s six citizens – the first to participate in New Hampshire’s GOP primary when its polling place opened at midnight -- voted for the former South Carolina governor. That was not the only good news of the day for the lone remaining GOP challenger to former President Donald Trump. Haley lost the New Hampshire primary but she outperformed expectations and picked up some momentum going into upcoming primaries in Nevada and South Carolina. She proved she deserved to be in the race. Nikki had jokingly encouraged New Hampshire voters

As Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis officially bows out of the presidential race and offers his support to former President Trump, his yo-yo approach to the legacy media is fueling questions about whether it had an impact on his now-failed candidacy. In the final days of his campaign, DeSantis was self-reflective and acknowledged an "error" he made in an interview last week with radio host Hugh Hewitt. "I came in not really doing as much media. I should have just been blanketing," DeSantis said. "I should have gone on all the corporate shows. I should have gone on everything. I

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Dueling political factions took to the streets of Venezuela's capital on Tuesday for the first competing rallies of the presidential election year, showcasing their ability to draw people en masse, as voters grapple with political disappointments and uncertainty over the candidate who ultimately will challenge President Nicolás Maduro. Supporters of Maduro’s ruling party and opposition leader María Corina Machado demonstrated in Caracas a day after Venezuela’s top prosecutor announced the detention of more than 30 people and arrest warrants for a dozen others who allegedly plotted efforts to destabilize the South American country’s government. US SWAPS

Authorities in Zambia said Tuesday they were frantically pumping water and mud from a Chinese-owned copper mine where seven miners were trapped underground. The two Chinese workers and five Zambian ones were caught on Monday when water and mud entered the shaft where they worked at the Macrolink mine in Ndola, about 248 miles from the capital, Lusaka. Another miner escaped. ZAMBIA REPORTS OVER 30 PEOPLE TRAPPED BENEATH RUBBLE AFTER OPEN-PIT MINE COLLAPSE Copperbelt Province police commanding officer Peacewell Mweemba told The Associated Press that authorities were mobilizing equipment from various mining companies for what they hoped was still a

Karl-Anthony Towns may have scored a Minnesota Timberwolves franchise-record 62 points, but Minnesota didn’t come away with a victory. The Timberwolves blew an 18-point lead and lost 128-125 to the Charlotte Hornets on Monday night. Minnesota head coach Chris Finch lit into his team, focusing on the lack of defensive effort. LEBRON JAMES COMPLAINS OVER NO FOUL CALL AS HE'S LEFT WITH BLOODY SCRATCH MARKS: 'I GIVE UP MAN' "It was an absolute disgusting performance of defense and immature basketball. All the way through the game. So, it really didn’t slip away. It had been there from the jump. This

MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow claimed Monday that former President Trump's re-election pitch is that he will be a strongman leader who will end politics in the U.S. if given the chance. "Donald Trump is not leading the Republican Party and leading the Republican field of candidates because of his youthful vigor or because of his eloquence. None of that is going on," Maddow told Jen Psaki, the former White House press secretary for President Biden and her current colleague at MSNBC. Maddow argued that Trump is increasingly being honest about his dictatorial ambitions to his base. RACHEL MADDOW DEFENDS MSNBC'S