Bob Huggins has agreed to a three-game suspension, a $1 million salary reduction and sensitivity training for using a homophobic slur during a radio interview, the university announced Wednesday.
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Fight between co-workers leads to fatal shooting at Virginia hospital, police say
One employee is dead and another is in custody after a dispute ended in gunfire Wednesday morning at the Virginia hospital where they worked, police said.
Your costs for Covid tests and treatments may rise after the public health emergency ends
With the Covid public health emergency ending, here is how expenses for Covid vaccines, tests and treatments will be affected.
Fatal shooting at Detroit gas station erupted after dispute over $4, prosecutor says
DETROIT — A man fatally shot another customer inside a Detroit gas station and wounded two more after the clerk locked the door in a dispute over a small purchase, authorities said Wednesday.
Chicago gay bars boycott Bud beers over Dylan Mulvaney flap
Several Chicago LGBTQ bars are boycotting Anheuser-Busch beers after the company distanced itself from transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. WMAQ’s Lexi Sutter reports.
Tarte Cosmetics CEO pledges to make creator program more equitable and inclusive
Tarte Cosmetics CEO Maureen Kelly posted a TikTok on Tuesday in which she pledged to make the company’s creator program more inclusive after criticism online.
Paramount brands to lay off 25% of U.S. staff as MTV News shuts down
Layoffs will be hitting 25% of employees across the Showtime, MTV Entertainment Studios and Paramount Media Networks groups in the U.S.
HSBC downgrades Anheuser-Busch InBev as it deals with a 'Bud Light crisis'
It’s time to step to the sidelines on Anheuser-Busch InBev as it deals with a “Bud Light crisis,” according to HSBC.
Tips for keeping your summertime spending in check
From free events, to staycations to home shares and more, NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle shares ways to have fun over the summer without breaking the bank.
Biden admin to allow for the release of some migrants into the U.S. with no way to track them
After more than 11,000 migrants crossed the southern border on Tuesday, the Biden administration is now preparing a memo that will direct Customs and Border Protection to begin releasing migrants into the United States without court dates or the ability to track them.