Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

After explaining how the NFL and college football are similar, Mike Martin admitted there’s plenty he has to learn at Notre ...

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Yvonne Sampson has joked there's one establishment in Las Vegas where she's "not welcome" as the popular NRL host prepares to lead Fox League's coverage of this weekend's games. Sunday will be a ...

Kelvin Sampson, Tom Crean, Archie Miller and Woodson. Painter continued to cite social media site X (formerly Twitter) and the unrealistic expectations some Indiana fans place on players.

Since making their move to the Big 12 official last season, Kelvin Sampson and the Houston Cougars are 32-5 in conference play, proving that the leaps from Conference USA to AAC to Big 12 were not ...

In Houston’s inaugural season of Big 12 Conference play a year ago, the Cougars claimed the regular-season championship. However, in the conference tournament title game, they were throttled by ...

Britain's Got Talent's dance sensation George Sampson has been on an extraordinary ... He's also shown off his acting chops in Peter Pan, Cinderella and Snow White. Peeling back the curtain ...

I’m not sure that’s possible. Just ask Pete Davidson, as he keeps pressing on, smelling his flesh burn, while he gets another tattoo removed. Mac McPhail, raised in Sampson County, lives in Clinton.

Peter Jason, a character actor known for his roles in “Deadwood,” “48 Hrs.” and “Prince of Darkness,” along with his many television appearances, died Thursday in his West Hollywood home.

"Peter Jason, one of the great character actors in cinema, has died," wrote Carpenter on X. "His first movie was Howard Hawks' RIO LOBO. He was a dear friend, and I'll miss him terribly." Carpenter ...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s demand for what can only be termed “the mother of all cut drills” renders it inevitable that few programs, new or long-standing, will survive unscathed.