Have more Palestinians or Israelis died in war? Half of Americans don’t know, poll says
A total of 48% of Americans could not correctly answer the “basic knowledge” question, according to the poll.source
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle speak out after Kate Middleton reveals cancer diagnosis
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have shared a statement after it was revealed their sister-in-law Princess Kate has cancer.source
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Upon further review … Bill Self offers opinion on whether Nick Timberlake was fouled
KU coach Bill Self reflected on a big foul call in Thursday’s first-round NCAA Tournament win over Samford.source
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Lottery player checks ticket before work — and gets huge surprise. ‘There’s no way!’
“I just sat there staring at the ticket,” the Virginia man said.source
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No doubt: Clemson opens March Madness with convincing win over New Mexico
The Tigers advance to a Sunday showdown with No. 3 seed Baylor.source
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Cowboys news: Slow free agency is putting pressure on 2024 season
Slow free agency approach has Dallas Cowboys trailing 27-0, all over again – Michael Gehlken, Dallas Morning News The Cowboys continue to make things difficult for themselves. When the Cowboys last played, a slow start destroyed their margin for error. They trailed 27-0 late in the first half. Their offense needed scores; their defense needed
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Tarrant Appraisal District says it is victim of ransomware attack following website crash
The agency’s website crashed Thursday, a week after the previous one failed.source
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Why doesn’t Kentucky just pay the $33 million it would take to make John Calipari go away?
The University of Kentucky would have to pony up if it wants John Calipari to go away. Here’s why UK isn’t going to do that.source
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Shelter dog greeted hotel visitors with ‘loving excitement.’ Now, he has a new home
“We are overjoyed,” the North Carolina hotel said.source
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Lampshade from Nazi concentration camp is ‘certainly human skin,’ forensic report finds
The lampshade is one of several objects from the Buchenwald concentration camp that were made of human remains and treated as “gifts,” memorial officials said.source
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