In your book “The Bible of Unspeakable Truths,” you write: “I don’t know [expletive] when it comes to medicine, but that [expletive] is still more than people like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. … and everyone else who thought that vaccines cause autism know.” Yes!

The race for college football’s top individual honor may have found a new frontrunner. On Sunday’s episode of Always College Football, ESPN analyst Greg McElroy

Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld claims he’s a bigger fan of Whoopi Goldberg than some might think. “I love Whoopi,” he told The New York Times in a wide-ranging interview published on Saturday. The host of “Gutfeld!” and “The Five” made the comment while asserting he has no ill will towards people on the receiving end of his often harsh mockery.

Greg Ellis deserves credit for his candor. He could have said nothing. He decided instead to share his regrets for not keeping in contact with Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who dies this week in an apparent suicide.

It is also the date of Boston floor general Maurice King debuting for the Celtics in a 151-118 demolition of the (then) Cincinnati Royals (now, Sacramento Kings) at the old Boston Garden in 1959. The Kansas product played 19 minutes and scored an impressive 10 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists.

On Monday, Gene Wu took a jab at Greg Abbott's reelection crowd size, comparing it to that of California Governor Gavin Newsom's Houston rally.

State Auditor Lisa Collier said university staff vacancies for “critical” financial responsibilities have contributed to delays in financial reporting, as well as poor asset oversight and weak contracting processes.

The Texas governor and his most prominent Democratic challenger quickly sought to frame Tuesday's election results around next year's midterms.