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Jason Statham is cosplaying a construction laborer when “A Working Man” begins. He’s making sure the rebar is spaced correctly and the concrete is correctly mixed. But we all know where his real strengths are: Beating up people, ferociously. Soon …

‘A Working Man’ review: Jason Statham takes on the mob in action thriller Read More

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, though I’ve been acutely aware of colorectal cancer since last May. I’m one of the nearly 20,000 Americans younger than 50 years old who was diagnosed with the disease in 2024, according to the …

Don’t put off your colonoscopy; it could save your life Read More

Illinois Democrats are joining a growing chorus of calls for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to resign after an editor was mistakenly included in Signal messages that revealed sensitive national security information and war plans. The Atlantic Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg this …

Illinois Democrats join calls for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to step down Read More

The Score’s firing of Dan Bernstein last Friday ended a relationship that had lasted 30 years. It also rekindled relationships and sparked conversations among his former colleagues. “I’m very emotional still about that radio station,” said Dan McNeil, a longtime …

The Score originals react to Dan Bernstein’s firing Read More

NEWARK, N.J. — The backup guard for Notre Dame put his hands on his head as he soaked in the scene of students and fans who stormed the court in jubilation after the Irish knocked off No. 1 Syracuse. For …

Former Notre Dame, Glenbrook North basketball player Alex Dragicevich trades hoops for jokes Read More

Aside from Chicago’s mayor, there is no job more important to the city’s economic future than the head of the convention and tourism agency known as Choose Chicago. Yet the permanent job that has commanded an annual salary of $520,000 …

Power struggle delays filling one of Chicago’s most important and highest paid jobs — Choose Chicago CEO Read More

Bob Fuchigami, a survivor of Colorado’s Amache internment camp who spent his life working to make sure its injustices were never forgotten or repeated, has died. He was 94. Fuchigami was 11 when he and his family were forced from …

Bob Fuchigami, survivor of Colorado’s Amache internment camp, dies at 94 Read More

To borrow from a famous phrase, it is better to have played together for a few days and lost than to have never played together at all. When Ryan Lindgren arrived with the Colorado Avalanche, he was excited to play …

Avalanche defenseman Ryan Lindgren is fitting in well, forging his own path Read More

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump revealed his intentions to reshape the Smithsonian Institution with an executive order Thursday that targets funding to programs with “divisive narratives” and “improper ideology.” Related Articles Musk announces $1 …

Trump executive order on Smithsonian targets funding to programs with ‘improper ideology’ Read More

PAMPERS is launching jumbo-sized nappies for schoolchildren who are not toilet trained.  The babycare giant responded after a survey revealed one in four now start primary education unable to use a loo.  Pampers is launching jumbo-sized nappies for schoolchildren who …

Pampers launches jumbo-sized nappies for schoolkids who are not toilet trained  Read More

VIOLENT criminals serving long sentences could be let out of prison early under Labour’s radical new reforms to the justice system. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has admitted that cutting the use of short sentences won’t be enough to tackle the …

Violent criminals serving long sentences could be let out of prison early under Labour’s radical new reforms Read More