Briles was fired from Baylor in 2016 after an outside investigation determined he did not properly address sexual assault allegations made against his players. On Friday evening, a Texas high school announced that Briles was hired to coach its football program, sparking wide-ranging criticism.

When The Masters kicked off in April, Tiger Woods was considered a longshot to win (he hadn't done so in over a decade). One bettor liked the odds and put $85,000 on the line. When Woods won, it meant the Vegas payout went for over $1 million. Tiger was finally asked about the wager, and his response didn't disappoint.

The Democratic National Committee adopted a lottery system to ensure top-polling candidates do not all appear on the same night and to avoid a "kid's table" situation when it holds its first primary debate on June 26 and 27. The debate will be cut off at 20 participants.

Several LA sources have reported the story of Thelma Smith, a 102-year-old resident who is being evicted from her apartment of 30 years to make room for her landlord's daughter. A campaign has begun to stop the eviction and the former governor of California has just stepped into the fight.

YouTuber and gamer @LongSensationYT Tweeted that CoD 2019 is called Modern Warfare. Kotaku editor Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) and others confirmed the news, saying the game is getting a "soft reboot."

The US Army (@USArmy) posted a video of a service member sharing how the Army has influenced his life. They followed up by asking others to explain how serving in the army has impacted them, and many of the responses weren't pleasant.

@Simply__danny might get Professor Gulfrey's enrollment up with this Chem 100 compilation.

The Sonic the Hedgehog movie crew is dealing with a redesign of the titular character, which means it won't be released until Valentine's Day.

Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton are expressing their shock after the news was announced that Levine is out after 16 seasons with the singing competition. He will be replaced by Gwen Stefani.

Nadler appeared to pass out at an event alongside New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. Nadler says he was "obviously dehydrated and felt a bit ill."

French authorities have asked people to avoid the Victor Hugo and Sala streets in Lyon after a suspected package detonated. The Minister of the Interior, Christophe Castaner, ordered security to be strengthened at all public sites and events following the explosion.

In March, Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed a law banning abortions after the fetus reaches six weeks, which is commonly the time when a fetal heartbeat is detected. Judge Carlton Reeves issued a preliminary injunction temporarily blocking the ban on Friday.

The president will spend time with the Queen, Prince Charles and Prince Andrew, as well as holding a joint press conference with Theresa May.

The adaptation of Katsuhiro Otomo's cult classic from Japan will hit cinemas in May 2021. Produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and directed by Taika Waititi, hopes are high for the ambitious project.

The ex-Bayern Munich star, who currently plays for the Chicago Fire, is expecting a second child with his wife, retired tennis star Ana Ivanović. The pair announced the news in a heartwarming post showing a row of shoes, ending with an adorable pair of baby shoes.

As the Olivia Wilde-directed Booksmart hits cinemas this weekend, @sarah_haskins, one of the co-writers of the original script, shares how rewarding it's been to watch the film finally flourish.

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy — a Republican from Texas — single-handedly delayed a $19.1 billion disaster aid package for communities hurt by hurricanes.