Aretha Franklin, Queen of Soul, was the first women inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, on Jan. 3, 1987. She topped the Rolling Stone list of 200 greatest singers ever.
A Texas man, who was celebrating the beginning of 2024, was unexpectedly hit by a stray bullet in his shin while enjoying a fire with friends and family.
A federal court of appeals ruled this week that emergency rooms in Texas cannot be forced to perform abortions to stabilize a patient, when abortion is considered illegal.
Jarrett Stidham had an uneven showing in his first start in place of the recently benched Russell Wilson, but the Broncos still managed to defeat the division rival Chargers.
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin scolded her fellow host, Alyssa Farah Griffin, after she said she would support Nikki Haley in the primary and said, "you can't support her."
Memphis Grizzlies guard Marcus Smart admitted that he is dealing with the effects from splinters he got while diving for a loose ball against the New Orleans Pelicans
South Africa has brought a case against Israel before the UN, charging that its military campaign in the Gaza Strip is genocidal, setting up a legal shodwon in the Great Hall of Justice.
Iowa failed to score a single point in the Big Ten Championship game loss to Michigan, and that lack of scoring continued in the New Year's Day bowl against Tennessee.