After Lee News Today

Sonoma State University President Ming-Tung "Mike" Lee was placed on leave Wednesday, after he shared a message concerning an agreement with campus protesters that the California State University board did not approve of.

First-term Democratic Rep. Summer Lee won her primary in western Pennsylvania on Tuesday, holding off a moderate challenger in a race focused on her

The television network’s pursuit of an interview with the accused rapist has put its tactics on trial.

The San Francisco Giants' South Korean rookie Lee Jung-hoo blasted his first career big league home run in just his third game. Lee went deep off Tom Cosgrove of the San Diego Padres in the top of the eighth inning at Petco Park in San Diego on Saturday. With the count at 1-1, Lee, who bats left-handed, drilled a sweeper from the lefty reliever and sent it 406 feet into the right field seats. The ball left Lee&#...

We are sad to announce the passing of Eva Andrea Ashworth Hunnicutt on December 26, 2023 doing what she loved most: cruising. Eva was born December 20, 1945 in Houston,

Eunice Lam The government has taken into consideration the national security legislation of at least six overseas jurisdictions, including t...

Selling dead people’s homes can be a lucrative business in Las Vegas — even though families of the deceased might get nothing.

Selling dead people’s homes can be a lucrative business in Las Vegas — even though families of the deceased might get nothing.

MERCER - Bruce L. Whitney, 61, of Mercer, passed away unexpectedly of natural causes at his home on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. He was born on June 19, 1962, a son of Leroy and Joyce (Page) Whitney in Waterville and graduated from Winslow High School. He continued his education by attending Kennebec Valley Vocational School

Mocking a Canadian journalist for saying he wouldn’t have a problem with a gay son, Strickland called the reporter a “weak f*cking man” and an “infection.”