The time has finally come for Justin Hartley’s Colter Shaw to take a much-deserved break. Don’t worry, he’s still in the tracking business! The hit CBS survivalist drama is just taking hiatus after ...

A Los Angeles City Council committee on the 2028 Olympic Games has asked local organizing committee officials to clarify the role and responsibilities of a federal task force in the preparations for ...

As the end of the year approaches and too many shows to track air their midseason finales and go on hiatus, Justin Hartley’s hit CBS series, Tracker, remains. And for that, we’re thankful! So what ...

As we age, once-simple routines start requiring more time, concentration, and physical effort than before. One Fernando Mendoza throw may have clinched Heisman Trophy for Indiana QB Sunday shows ...

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) on Wednesday announced a new task force for the U.S. military’s first one-way-attack drone squadron based in the Middle East, as part of the Defense Department’s ...

For the second straight week, a hometown star chose to stay home. Olympic gold medalist Quincy Wilson signed with Maryland on Monday, picking the Terps over South Carolina, Southern California and ...

Welcome back, folks! With My Chemical Romance setting the perfect tone with "Sing" (BCTV DD's unofficial "official" theme), we've got your latest edition of BCTV Daily Dispatch! Here's where we look ...

Tracker's Angel Preview was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday. Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as over the past seven years.

As some soldiers prepare to spend holidays deployed or away from their families, leaders across the service have been directed to “deliberately check in” on their soldiers every day, through December ...

Usama has a passion for video games and a talent for capturing their magic in writing. He brings games to life with his words, and he's been fascinated by games for as long as he's had a joystick in ...

Have you ever wondered why we pay for expensive task-management apps when a tool you likely already have, Excel, can do the job just as well, if not better? Despite the hype around sleek, subscription ...