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In his book Why Courage Matters, the late senator and war hero John McCain relates that the legendary college football coach ...

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Donald Trump brought up John F. Kennedy’s infidelities during a rambling speech to Senate Republicans in the Rose Garden. The president was discussing the architecture of the White House as he ...

The Minnesota Vikings welcomed former star offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie for an inspirational speech on Monday, and he was joined by his former Baltimore teammate, Ray Rice. At first blush, ...

On Nov. 8, 1960, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was elected president, defeating Vice President Richard Nixon by a comfortable 303-219 Electoral College margin, but just 112,000 votes, or 0.2% of the popular ...

NAZARETH, Pa. — Nazareth High School graduate and Super Bowl champion Jahan Dotson is being honored by his community in a big way. The Philadelphia Eagle - and former Blue Eagle - has had his Nazareth ...

CORVALLIS — On his first full day as interim coach for Oregon State football, Robb Akey is shaking things up. In a lengthy first press conference Monday, which at times veered into mini motivational ...

The last time the Chicago Cubs won three straight elimination games in the postseason was in the 2016 World Series. You might remember it. They head into Game 3 of the National League Division Series ...

You're watching KOAT Action 7 News. The University of New Mexico flunking free speech. That's from *** survey of about 200 students. Faithy Barner spoke to some students on campus. I speak my mind.

After picking up a victory over another service academy, Navy football got a visit from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Following the home victory, Hegseth had some words for the victors. “You know ...

Rare look at JFK's 1960 visit to Madison County, when thousands gathered ...