The video was captioned with a four-word message as the team gets set to play on college basketball's biggest stage. "Live for the lights," Duke wrote on social media. The Blue Devils are led by ...

After the game, Las Vegas Aces star and South Carolina alum A'ja Wilson had a two-word message on X. "Final Fo," Wilson wrote. Wilson spent all four years in South Carolina, starting from 2014 ...

U.S. senators Susan Collins (R–Maine), Kirsten Gillibrand (D–N.Y.), Lisa Murkowski (R–Alaska), and Jack Reed (D-R.I.) have written a letter to ... Hohl thanked the four senators “for ...

ANDERSON, Texas (KBTX)—Four Anderson-Shiro student-athletes turned their dreams into reality Thursday morning by signing their national letters of intent to play at the next level. Owls Athletic ...

Trust me. Getting hit in the arm or leg by one of those spiky balls from hell (that’s one of those four-letter words I was talking about earlier) really hurt. Even our t-shirts offered little or ...

Now that I’ve got your attention… Words are powerful. They can be kind or do harm, depending on how they’re used. They can be harsh or soft; presented eloquently, with a drawl or accent ...

All 32 NFL teams were in town for Cam Ward's Pro Day at the University of Miami on Monday, but it was Ward's interactions with the Tennessee Titans that stood out. The Titans have the No. 1 pick ...

Cam Ward put on a show for scouts and executives at his Miami pro day on Monday, and the star quarterback had a confident message for one particular team during the event. Ward gave NFL teams an ...

has come up with a dictionary translating Hindi words into four different regional languages—Bhojpuri, Awadhi, Braj and Bundeli. The move is aimed at conserving regional dialects of the Hindi ...

Aamir Khan's experience in filming 'Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar' was fraught with challenges, including re-shooting 80% of the film due to casting issues. Additionally, Milind Soman and Aamir Khan's ...

They want you to gasp, to panic, to validate their extreme interpretation. Instead, respond with four powerful words: “Just the facts, please.” Imagine an employee bursts into your office ...