GKIDS has recently revealed the trailer for DAN DA DAN: Evil Eye, an exclusive theatrical release that builds anticipation for the series’ upcoming second season. The release follows the ...

Jackson was a sixth-year senior who was a starter in his final year. He recorded 64 tackles (third on the team), 1.5 tackles for loss and two interceptions for Georgia. He posted an 85.3 coverage ...

On Friday morning, shortly after the draft, Lions coach Dan Campbell was interview by Fox 2 Detroit sportscaster Dan Miller during which he shared a strong three-word message on the Lions' draft ...

The Detroit Lions selected Georgia safety Dan Jackson with their first Round 7 pick of the 2025 NFL Draft. Jackson is the third defender selected by the Lions in their first six picks. He is also ...

From scurvy to gout, there are many historic diseases that people would confine to the likes of Henry VIII - but can still affect people today. Josie Gibson shocked fans this week when she ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s easy enough to talk yourself into the Browns’ trade down from No. 2 overall, passing on Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter for Michigan defensive tackle ...

Dan Balz is chief correspondent at The Washington Post. He joined The Post in 1978 and has been involved in political coverage as a reporter or editor throughout his career. Before coming to The ...

Dan Lamothe joined The Washington Post in 2014 to cover the U.S. military. He has written about the Armed Forces since 2008, traveling extensively, embedding with five branches of service and ...

Reluctantly, the couple signed over their parental rights. Alandria said she found the possibility of infantile rickets on her cell phone's search engine. Their rights were still revoked.

First up: nutrient deficiencies. No vitamin C means you’re at risk of scurvy – and yes, that’s the pirate disease. No fiber means constipation that’ll have you backed up worse than a ...

Dan Neil is the author of the “Rumble Seat” column which runs Saturdays in The Wall Street Journal. Previously, Mr. Neil was the auto columnist for the Los Angeles Times from 2003 to 2010.