Ibarra picked up a minor citation in New York for operating a scooter without a license and, later, a shoplifting case in Georgia about four months before Riley died. Last year Gallego’s ...

President Trump's pick to head the Department of Education, Linda McMahon, will protect women and girls in sports.

Morning, y’all! Happy Day After The Super Bowl to everyone who doesn’t care about the Super Bowl and was just waiting for everyone to stop talking about it. Give us another, say, 24 hours and we’ll be ...

Georgia state Senate passes bill banning transgender girls from playing on girls' sports teams, with House speaker proposing ...

It gives federal agencies wide latitude to ensure entities that receive federal funding abide by the Trump administration's ...

A sports brand went viral on Monday and Tuesday after promoting an ad calling for the protection of women's sports.XX-XY Athletics founder and CEO Jennifer Sey promoted a new ad on Sunday ahead of the ...

Riley Gaines recently expressed her admiration towards ... “Today your mortgage has been paid, you ain’t got to worry about your mortgage no more and if you want to still work and keep ...

Camelia promised in the caption, telling viewers she was returning to creating 'no makeup skincare videos ... Brands like Sunday Riley ($80) and Burt's Bees ($18) offer their own versions ...

For makeup mogul Victoria Jackson, appearing on QVC for the first time in almost 22 years was like riding a bike—it was as if no time had passed. Jackson first rose to fame with her eponymous ...

SELMA, Calif. (KFSN) -- You'll find much more than just something to pour at Riley's Taproom at McCall and Floral in Selma. "I think beer and food complement each other really well," says CEO Zach ...

Ibarra was found guilty in November and sentenced to life without parole. Under the Laken Riley Act, federal officials are required to detain any immigrant arrested or charged with crimes like ...

The Laken Riley Act lists specific crimes that could cause a person without authorization to be in the United States to be detained and deported. They include burglary, larceny, theft, shoplifting ...