Richard Nixon won the 1972 election in a historic landslide, but the Watergate scandal—triggered by a break-in at the Democratic HQ—uncovered illegal campaign activities and a cover-up that forced him to resign in 1974, making him the first U.S. president to leave office.
HBO cancelled the Jon Snow spin-off, but George R.R. Martin revealed multiple Game of Thrones sequels are still in development—including a potential Arya Stark series and an Aegon the Conqueror epic stretching to 2031.
Jake Paul is a +800 underdog against Anthony Joshua in the upcoming 'Jake vs. Joshua: Judgment Day' heavyweight bout, with early odds confirmed by World Boxing News and Fightnews on November 18, 2025.
TransPennine Express is hiring up to five new conductors in Glasgow with no rail experience required, offering £27,877–£36,411 salary, free rail travel, and flexible hours. The role targets career changers and emphasizes diversity, safety, and customer service.
Toronto Blue Jays win Game 7 of the ALCS, snapping a 32‑year World Series drought. George Springer’s three‑run homer and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s MVP lift the team to face the Dodgers.
The Bears upset the Commanders 25‑24 on MNF, beating the -3.5 spread and sparking debate over conflicting odds, player props, and new AI betting tools.
Bill Ackman urges privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, labeling the $300 billion assets a massive opportunity as the Trump administration eyes a partial sale.
Aston Villa sporting director Monchi reacts to a viral video about his alleged altercation with former Sevilla star Isco. The dispute dates back to Isco's brief five‑month spell at the Andalusian club in 2022. Monchi downplays the incident and praises the midfielder’s talent. He also reflects on his lifelong bond with Sevilla fans after the recent derby.
After five months of silence, Banksy returned with a lighthouse mural in Marseille, revealed on Instagram without a caption. Fans led a global search that ended on Rue Félix Frégier, helped by the area’s lighthouse-shaped bollards. The work’s first-person message—“I want to be what you saw in me”—marks a personal shift. Critics are split, but the piece has turned a quiet corner near Catalans Beach into a cultural magnet.
Alright folks, brace yourselves for a surprising revelation! You'd think that every big city would have at least one professional sports team, right? Well, think again! The largest city that misses out on all the jersey-wearing, face-painting, and cheerleading fun is none other than Austin, Texas! Yes, you heard it right, despite its love for BBQ and live music, Austin doesn't have a single team playing in the big leagues. It's like having a party without music! So, dear Austin, maybe it's time to get your game on!
