Republican members of the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources took aim Wednesday at the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), arguing both landmark statutes ...

The second series of Jeopardy! hosted by Stephen Fry, 67, is set to air on March 17. The original Jeopardy! was first broadcast by Channel 4 back in 1983 with Derek Hobson taking the wheel.

An ex-”Jeopardy!” champ admitted Monday he catfished kids at elite private schools in Brooklyn in a twisted scheme to trick them into sending him child porn pictures and videos. Winston Nguyen ...

In Montana, a new map flipped 12 red seats NFL confirms huge change in football after Josh Allen and Bills complained that referees favored Chiefs in playoffs 'Jeopardy!' and 'Wheel of Fortune ...

His family said the writer and broadcaster died "peacefully" on Tuesday "after ... shared a story about when he met the Going For Gold host as a child. "I met him as a child, when I got my first ...

The writer and broadcaster Henry Kelly, best known for presenting Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh, has died at the age of ... by his family friend and BBC host Terry Wogan.

A Texas child has died from measles amid an outbreak across Texas and New Mexico that has sickened more than 130 people, authorities said Wednesday. The child is the first person to die from ...

A BBC Radio host has passed away, it's been announced. It's been announced today that Tim Jibson died, aged 76, earlier this month, with the news shared in an obituary for him. It states that he ...

BBC Radio has announced the death of host Tim Jibson, who died "suddenly yet peacefully" at the age of 76. The obituary shared: "Passed away suddenly but peacefully on Sunday 9th February 2025 ...

Former Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host Henry Kelly has died aged 78. The writer and broadcaster died “peacefully” on Tuesday “after a period of ill health”, his family said.

The writer and broadcaster died “peacefully” on Tuesday “after ... Belvedere College pupil Sir Terry Wogan, who fronted a host of entertainment shows including the Eurovision Song Contest ...