David Wetzel

A WWE second quarter filing details the payoffs of Vince McMahon and the cost of an investigation into his allegations of his affairs with women.

The Biden Administration announced on Aug. 16 that it has approved another $3.9 billion in federal student loan forgiveness for students enrolled at ITT Tech.

Florida became the latest state to report a case of monkeypox in a child under 4 years old. Seven total such cases have been recorded in the United States.

A former NFL cornerback's brother who was wanted in connection to a deadly shooting has turned himself in to authorities. The shooting took place in Texas.

Tesla owner Elon Musk has become the first foreigner to contribute to China's state magazine. Musk is the 1st foreigner to write for the publication.

China is sending warplanes and other army vessels toward Taiwan following an unannounced trip to the country. China believes Taiwan belongs to it.

The South Carolina home that President Joe Biden and his family are vacationing in is filled with defects, including leaks and bug infestations.

As law enforcement authorities approach one week of time passed since the disappearance of 16-year-old Kiely Rodni from a party, there is frustration on all sides

The tragic incident aboard a boat full of students resulting in the death of Jack Elliot, 19, happened on Travis Lake northwest of Austin in October 2019.

Six Flags, the United States' biggest amusement park chain, reported that its attendance is waning, which has caused its stocks to decrease greatly.

Another bus of migrants from Texas arrived in New York City on Aug. 12. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has been sending them there as a protest to President Joe Biden.

LaGuardia Airport in New York topped the United States in flight cancellations in the first week of August. It had a cancellation rate of 11.5 percent.

McDonald's announced Aug. 11 that it plans to reopen its locations in Kiyv and western Ukraine, even as Russia's invasion of the country continues.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is beefing up the police presence in Uvalde as students get set to return to school following May's shooting.

Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, fell "seriously ill" from COVID-19, according to his sister, Kim Yo-jong. She blames the outbreak on South Korea.

Caitlyn Jenner, who competed as a man in the Olympics twice and is now a woman, said she is against transgender athlete Lia Thomas' Olympic aspirations.

China's latest white paper has removed language that says it will not send troops to Taiwan is the country takes over the island in the future.

An official from the Kremlin fired back at Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, who said Russians should be isolated. the Kremlin says it's irrational.

Former White House staffer Stephanie Grisham said she's seen former President Donald Trump "rip up" classified documents during her time in Washington.

Actor Kevin Spacey has been ordered by a judge to pay nearly $31 million in damages for sexual misconduct that took place on the set of "House of Cards."

Former President Donald Trump was mocked by a group as he played at Trump National Golf Club last week during a LIV Golf tournament. He played along.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said using ayahuasca, a drug legal in Latin America, helped change his life, from football to mental health.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Russia's invasion of Ukraine is the most dangerous time in Europe since World War II. He says it can't succeed.

The United States Department of State issued a new Worldwide Caution advisory following the CIA-directed killing of 9/11 conspirator Ayman al-Zawahiri.

Vladimir Dzhabarov, the first deputy chairman of the international committee in Russia's Federation Council, said Russia would back Chinga if it invaded Ukraine.

The NFL penalized the Miami Dolphins for tampering with quarterback Tom Brady and coach Sean Payton. The team is losing a first-round draft pick in 2023.

A woman in New Jersey claims a Chuck E. Cheese mascot ignored her child when she attempted to high-five the employee at a restaurant in New Jersey.

Tiger Woods passed up more than $700 million dollars to join LIV Golf, according to Greg Norman. Woods has criticized others who joined the tour.

A woman who accused singer Bob Dylan of sexually assaulting her when she was 12 years old at the Chelsea Hotel in 1965 has dropped the lawsuit.

Reverend Jesse Jackson has inserted himself into the Sesame Place Theme Park mess, saying he might have a solution to he problem that would involve Sea World.

A 7-year-old boy whose parents reported him missing was found dead inside a washing machine at the residence two hours after the parents called 911.

Russia and Ukraine blamed each other for an attack on a prison holding war members that killed dozens. The killings took place near Donetsk on July 29.

A U.S. defense contractor and his wife have been charged with identity theft and conspiracy against the United States government, according to a report.

Two key Republican senators, Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz, have skirted the House of Representatives' Jan. 6 investigation based on Trump challenging the election.

Sid Wolf, a former staffer for Andrew Cuomo, was fatally struck by a car after he was forced out of a Lyft vehicle in which he had a dispute with the driver.

Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., said Congress will look into China's purchases of U.S. assets if the Republicans take control in Washington in the fall.

Russia has told the West that it wants its own space. The country, whose relations with the West have crumbled since its invasion of Ukraine, plans to withdraw from the International Space Station "after 2024" and build its own outer-space facility, Radar has learned. According to the Daily Mail, newly appointed chief of state space agency Roscosmos made the announcement July 26. "I think that by that time we will start putting together a Russian orbital station," Roscosmos chief Yury Borisov said at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to a report from the Moscow Times, referring to the space program the main "priority." "Of course, we will fulfill all our obligations to our partners, but the decision to leave this station after 2024 has been made," Borisov added. Roscosmos unveiled a model of its proposed space station, which Interfax, citing an unnamed industry source, reported would cost $6 billion. According to the Daily Mail, Borisov told Putin that the country's space industry is in a "difficult" spot and that he plans "to raise the bar." That will include "first of all, to provide the Russian economy with the necessary space services," he said. The International Space Station, which was launched in 1998 by Russia and U.S. space agencies, had remained as one of the few things the two countries have cooperated on. Russia's plans to withdraw from the ISS shows a furthering gap between it and the United States, which has enacted sanctions against Russia after its invasion of Ukraine began in February. According to the Daily Mail, former Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin threatened in April that Russia would no longer work with its international partners on the ISS. The Daily Mail reported that NASA spends approximately $3 billion on the space station each year, with additional funding coming from international partners including Europe, Russia and Japan. The International Space Station has hosted 244 people from 19 countries, according to the Daily Mail. Among those were eight private citizens who paid up to $50 million for going there.

Former Team USA soccer star Hope Solo pleaded guilty to DWI and was sentenced for an incident in which she passed out behind the wheel in North Carolina.

Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian's mother, sent an orange bouquet of flowers to Travis Barker, Kardashian's husband, as he recovers from pancreatitis.

The suspected Highland Park shooter, Robert "Bobby" Primo III, is a rapper called "Awake" and has more than 16,000 listeners on Spotify, the Daily Mail reports.

The death of Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson has been ruled accidental. Cocaine and Fentanyl were cited, and his funeral is set for Saturday.

Actress Jena Frumes revealed that her ex, singer Jason DeRulo, wanted "a different girl every week over his family." The two have since broken up.

Cassidy Hutchinson, a former aide to White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, is reportedly one of two Jan. 6 hearing witnesses who were intimidated by Trump.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas cited a debunked claim that the COVID-19 vaccine was made from aborted children during an opinion in New York.

President Joe Biden said he is in favor of killing the filibuster in the Senate in order to reimplement the Roe v. Wade abortion rights protections.

Cassidy Hutchinson, a former White House aide, is not backing down from bombshell testimony against former President Donald Trump despite Secret Service refutes.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, urged Americans to head to the polls in the midterm elections in November following the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

"Tiger King" star and owner of Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, Doc Antle, has been released from prison as he awaits trial on money laundering charges.

Ryan Clark, a "die-hard" Colorado Avalanche fan, has been banned from the team's arena for the season after dumping his late friend's ashes on the ice.

Two of Pornhub's top executives resigned after accusations of featuring non-consensual videos, including some featuring minors, were made against the company.