Jake Larsen

5 days ago | san.com | Jake Larsen |Kennedy Felton |Matt Bishop

Rock legends The Who have announced their final farewell tour. But surprisingly, the British band won’t play any shows in the U.K. The band’s final run will only visit the United States and Canada, skipping their home country entirely. They announced the tour during a press conference with founding members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. Daltrey, who joined virtually, praised American fans for their loyalty and said he hopes The Who have given back just as much.

1 week ago | san.com | Jack Aylmer |Jake Larsen |Kalé Carey |Mathew Grisham

The United States is reportedly increasing its intelligence-gathering efforts focused on Greenland, according to The Wall Street Journal, which cited two individuals familiar with the matter. The move appears to align with President Donald Trump’s previously expressed interest in acquiring the Arctic island, which remains a self-governing territory within the Kingdom of Denmark.

1 week ago | san.com | Chris Francis |Jack Aylmer |Jake Larsen

A recent report from sports and entertainment marketing firm Two Circles found that the global sports industry totaled $170 billion in revenue in 2024. This marks a record high, surpassing the $159 billion generated in 2023. “At a time of ever-increasing technological change and globalization, sports IP has become more valuable than ever,” Gareth Balch, Two Circles chief executive and cofounder, said.

1 week ago | san.com | Drew Pittock |Jack Aylmer |Jake Larsen |Lauren Keenan

Yemen’s Houthi militant group issued a warning to international airlines after it launched a missile that landed near Israel’s Ben Gurion International Airport on Sunday, May 4, sparking global concern over aviation safety in the region. The incident disrupted air traffic and led to flight cancellations that continued into Monday. The Houthis have claimed responsibility for the missile launch and warned international airlines to halt all scheduled flights to Israeli airports.

1 week ago | san.com | Jake Larsen |Karah Rucker

Newly released body camera footage shows Tennessee state troopers stopping Kilmar Abrego Garcia in 2022 and immediately expressing suspicions of human smuggling. Despite their concerns, Abrego Garcia was only issued a warning for driving with an expired license. No charges were filed. Fox News was first to obtain the Tennessee Highway Patrol body camera footage through a public records request.