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A rare first Superman comic, once stolen from Nicolas Cage, sells for $15m, highlighting the comic's rarity, cultural significance, and the enduring appeal of the Superman character.
The Atlanta Falcons have made a historic move by naming Matt Ryan as their President of Football, marking a new chapter in the team's pursuit of excellence.
A 12-year-old boy from Chickasha, Oklahoma has gone missing, prompting a search effort and raising questions about child abuse and the responsibility of the community and state to protect children.
Lindsey Vonn's second downhill victory before Milan is more than just a win; it's a testament to her resilience and determination.
Russia's silence on Maduro's ouster in Venezuela signals a strategic shift in global politics, with profound implications for international relations and the future of geopolitical competition.
The TV show 'Heated Rivalry' has become a cultural phenomenon, redefining the sports entertainment landscape with its unapologetic portrayal of queer joy and activism.
A federal judge blocks the Trump administration's move to freeze child care funds, offering relief to over 100,000 children in five states. But what does this decision mean for the future of family support in America?
Warriors thrash Kings 137-103, Curry scores 32 points
The Moroccan cave fossils, a potential missing link in human evolution, reveal the intricate complexities of our species' history, inviting us to ponder our origins and our shared human experience.
A devastating fire at a Swiss ski resort in Crans-Montana killed 40, injured 116, and raised questions about government responsibility and safety measures.