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A second former official of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has been identified as one of the leaders at the Texas school under investigation in a probe of 2022 sexual abuse allegations.

Mattias Janmark and Leon Draisaitl scored in a 51-second span in the second period and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Dallas Stars 5-2 on Wednesday night in Game 4 to even the Western Conference final.

President Biden may not want to remind voters about his administration's hotly debated reworking of Title IX, but advocates for female sports have no intention of letting the matter drop.

A volcano in southwestern Iceland erupted Wednesday for the fifth time since December, spewing red lava that once again threatened the coastal town of Grindavik and led to the evacuation of the popular Blue Lagoon geothermal spa.

Lane Thomas hit a three-run home run and the Washington Nationals beat Atlanta 7-2 on Wednesday night to spoil Braves right-hander Spencer Schwellenbach's major league debut.

A judicial advocacy group launched an ethics complaint Wednesday against a sitting federal judge who criticized Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. over flying an upside-down U.S. flag in the wake of Jan. 6 riots.

Sen. Richard J. Durbin, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, renewed calls for a code of ethics for the Supreme Court after Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. rejected his recusal requests.

Gunnar Henderson's grand slam in the second put Baltimore ahead to stay, and Corbin Burnes pitched seven sharp innings to help the Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox 6-1 on Wednesday night.

Micah Price got his high-school diploma on Wednesday -- five days after the rest of his classmates. And Jesus was the reason.

Two of last year's Final Four teams are returning key pieces for next season.

North Korea on Thursday fired a barrage of suspected ballistic missiles toward its eastern sea, according to South Korea's military, days after its attempt to launch a military reconnaissance satellite ended in failure but still drew strong condemnation from its rivals.

A fugitive dubbed the "bad breath rapist" has been arrested in the San Francisco Bay Area more than 16 years after he fled following his conviction for sexually assaulting a coworker in Massachusetts, authorities said this week.

Transgender athlete Maelle Jacques has accumulated title after title in girls' high school track, but the New Hampshire teen's winning streak may be coming to an end.

For all the problems the Minnesota Timberwolves were presented by the Dallas Mavericks over three straight losses to start the Western Conference finals, the one dogging them the most was the part of their game that led them this far in the first place.

President Biden on Wednesday falsely claimed he toured the wreckage of the "$60 zillion" Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the day after it collapsed, even though he didn't visit the site until more than a week after the accident.

Discount retailer Dollar Tree announced Wednesday it had acquired leases from 170 closed 99 Cents Only stores and has plans to reopen the locations with Dollar Tree branding.

The U.S. men's soccer team is accustomed to pressure -- it's the Washington region's heat and humidity that will take some getting used to.

The message in New York City is clear: Don't try to defend yourself or anyone else from violence. If you do, you will be prosecuted by the district attorney's office.

My recent opinion piece in The Washington Times on antisemitic protests missed a big player in plain sight: Iran. They send tens of thousands of their students to our universities.

The latest U.S. economic data pours cold water on the optimists who predicted robust economic growth in the first quarter of 2024.

Despite what some Iranian leaders say to the gullible West, denying their intention to build nuclear weapons, Tehran's pursuit of delivering a nuclear warhead continues unimpeded.

While the pro-Hamas radical left and its allies continue to illuminate the deaths of Palestinian civilians, little weight is given that the terrorist group continues to hold Israeli hostage abducted on Oct. 7.

The Washington Wizards' search for a new coach didn't require the front office to look far and wide. The team awarded the role to interim coach Brian Keefe on Wednesday.

A recent column in The Economist asking if the United States is dictator-proof got me thinking about whether our constitutional guarantees are secure.

Back in the old days, when America wasn't so horribly divided (yes, there was a time when we didn't hate those who thought differently from us), Congress used to get things done.