Many are calling for Mixon to be kicked off the team, while others want Stoops fired. One thing is for certain — the video is disturbing. MORE: Stoops, Oklahoma prioritized winning over integrity “It was horrible. I hated it. I hated it as much as anybody did,” Stoops said of watching the video (via ESPN). The incident occurred in June 2014, but the video wasn’t available to the public until last week after the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled to have it released under the Open Records Act....

But, to nobody's surprise, he announced on Monday that he's declaring for the 2014 NBA Draft. In an exclusive interview with The Oklahoman, Smart told writer John Heisley that he was going to leave school for the pros. Smart said he'll be in Los Angeles later in the week to concentrate on training in the days and weeks leading up to the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago and the NBA Draft on June 26....

During the trial in October, IBM officials insisted that Rathemacher had retired voluntarily, that he had trouble getting along with people and that Big Blue does not discriminate by age. At one point, though, Rathemacher’s attorney, Nancy Erika Smith, played an internal IBM videotape in which IBM chairman John F. Akers tells other managers “Our problem is to keep rejuvenating, keep on our feet, keep young at heart.” On the witness stand, Smith asked Akers to read the definition of “rejuvenate” from Webster’s (“to make, feel or seem young again…”)....

In Barbet Schroeder’s psychological thriller Single White Female, the frumpy, waiflike Hedy answers an ad for a roommate placed by chic Manhattan career woman Allie Jones (Bridget Fonda), a software consultant who discovers, on the verge of marriage, that her fiance has just slept with his ex-wife. Afraid of living alone in her cavernous Upper West Side apartment, she turns to a stranger for comfort. Hedy, desperate to be needed-and crazy as a bedbug-gloms onto Allie like a succubus, determined to complete her own unstable identity by appropriating Allies....

A new report from the University of Michigan’s National Poll on Healthy Aging found that 18% of adults age 50 to 80 reported not feeling confident about being about to afford their healthcare costs. The findings also suggest that tax-free health savings accounts are being used less by those who may need them most. The survey results were published in September. Health Savings Accounts Are Being Underutilized Jeffrey Kullgren, MD, MPH, MS, associate professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan and contributing faculty to the poll, tells Verywell that cost-sharing—when patients pay for a portion of healthcare costs not covered by health insurance—has risen dramatically over the years....

London, who was born white and British, revealed to Newsweek in January that he has looked into the surgery as part of his quest to make himself “100 percent Korean.” He also identifies as non-binary, using the pronouns they/them as well as he/him. The Newsweek interview caught the attention of Maher, who discussed it during the New Rules segment of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher on February 4....

Trinity Gay, 15, was shot to death early Sunday, apparently caught in a crossfire between two vehicles. MORE: Notable sports deaths of 2016 “As parents we do our best to raise our child the best we can. And sometimes things just happen; it’s out of our control. We only can look up and ask God why. Sometimes we don’t get an answer,” Gay said, then perhaps aiming his remarks to Trinity’s classmates at the gathering at Lafayette High School, continued, “I just want people to be safe and understand that we all have a life, and we all have dreams and when your fellow peer has a dream, it’s our job as brothers and sisters to come together and protect each other....

Nonetheless, the United States performed well enough in qualifying: Team USA easily made it into the team competition despite its off day, and will have two gymnasts representing the country in each of the individual events during the competition. That said, gymnastics has some safeguards in place to ensure one country doesn’t completely dominate the finals in any one event. So while the U.S. women posted some of the best scores in each of the individual events and all-around qualifiers, only a few of them earned the right to compete in those finals at the Olympics....

A photographer captured the Hungarian jumping into the pool at the Tokyo Olympics prior to the start of the Games, and it appears the “Iron Lady” of Hungary is walking on water at the Tokyo Aquatics Center. It was so impressive that the five-time Olympian posted the photo to both Instagram and Facebook, getting thousands of responses on both social media channels. “I walk on water lately…new hobby,” Hosszu said on both outlets....

The 28-year-old has been heavily linked with a return to the Liberty Stadium in recent weeks, but the English Premier League side now face stiff competition from the French top flight side, Olympique Marseille for the striker’s services. According to La Provence, informal talks have already taken place between the club and player through sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta. Swansea are believed to be sitting in pole position to lure him back to Wales but, with Marseille, Lille and Fenerbahce having been linked with, manager Paul Clement must accept a fight to get him....

Fish for Heart Health Oily or “fatty” fish, such as salmon, tuna, and sardines, are an excellent source of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids. Though some studies to date have been inconclusive on the heart-health benefits of omega-3s, a 2019 meta-analysis of the largest trials to date found omega-3 supplements reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, with greater benefits at higher doses (over 840 mg a day). Though the analysis did not find a benefit for stroke, omega-3 supplements reduced the risk of heart attack, as well as hospitalization or death for cardiovascular reasons, in more than 120,000 people included in 13 trials....

“How sad it is that it takes these deaths and attacks to bring attention to long-standing concerns of the AAPI community?” Curtis S. Chin, former U.S. ambassador to the Asian Development Bank under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, told Newsweek. “It’s not just an American reckoning over a heritage of injustice and mistreatment of minority communities, but also a reckoning for the Biden presidency, early on, over perceived slights and misjudgments by the new administration of an AAPI community that is no longer willing to remain silent....

Bundibugyo is at the epicenter of the outbreak, which began in August. Doctors in the town are monitoring more than 360 sick people believed to be incubating the virus and have recorded 18 local fatalities, including four medical staffers at Bundibugyo Hospital. Townspeople are terrified by the outbreak. Bundibugyo’s usually bustling central market is quiet, and residents of nearby villages are anxiously reading newly distributed Ebola information posters. Hawkers sell the antibiotic Cipro at inflated prices on the street, falsely promising that it can prevent infection; local healers and herbalists are offering their own versions of a cure....

Sherman says while there are flaws in the voting system, the fact that a baseball writer sold his ballot shows a lack of integrity. Sherman also talks about the great theater of the Alabama-Auburn game, and it being an example of the emotion sports can produce. MORE: ShermanReport.com | Alabama-Auburn ending, Tecmo style

But the giant leap toward that goal will have to wait until Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 at the 1.99-mile track (3 p.m. ET on FOX Sports 1), where Allmendinger will try to win his second straight road course race in NASCAR’s top series and stake his claim to a position in the Chase. MORE: 2015 race winners | Latest Power Rankings | How to watch Sonoma race | Jeff Gordon finale...

“It’s a lot different, a lot busier, a lot crazier,” Yost said Monday at baseball’s winter meetings. “When I go to Kansas City, it’s hard to go out anywhere without getting standing ovations and stuff like that. I mean, it’s absolutely crazy, going to a restaurant, you just kind of want to sneak in. MORE: 2015 World Series in photos | KC celebrates its champs “First of all, you knock off six weeks of your winter....

The main event features lightweight champion Eduard Folayang of the Philippines taking on Shinya Aoki in a long-awaited rematch. The card also will feature the One Championship debuts of former UFC champions Demetrious Johnson and Eddie Alvarez in respective bouts. Join DAZN and watch more than 100 fight nights a year Folayang and Aoki met in November 2016, with Folayang pulling off the upset via a third-round submission to capture the belt....

Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Carrie Lam said the move was necessary in the interest of public health and fairness during the election. Lam’s announcement comes as Hong Kong experiences what may be a second wave of COVID-19. Infections have been on the rise after there were no reports of transmission in June. “The new wave of epidemics may take several weeks or even longer. Even if the previous experience in April or May, even if the epidemic stabilizes, the society will take some time to recover....