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Yahoo, pronounced as /ˈjɑːhuː/ and stylized as yahoo! in its logo, is a web services company based in Sunnyvale, California. It is operated by Yahoo! Inc., which is primarily owned by investment funds from Apollo Global Management (90%) and Verizon Communications (10%). Yahoo offers a variety of services, including a web portal and a search engine called Yahoo Search. Additionally, it features services such as My Yahoo!, Yahoo Mail, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, and its advertising platform, Yahoo! Native.

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Chiefs' Travis Kelce And Taylor Swift On 'Same Page' About Future

11 hours ago | yahoo.com | Adam Schultz

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have been dating since 2023, and the pair, after a rocky period after the Super Bowl, appear to be better than ever. When you have been together for as long as Travis and Taylor have, naturally, the topic of future plans comes up, and with both having vastly different careers, exactly how the two will proceed is unknown.
Illinois reports first measles case in 2025

13 hours ago | yahoo.com | Daesha Gear

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – One case of measles has been reported in Southern Illinois. The Illinois Department of Health (IDPH) made the announcement today, saying that the case involves an adult. CloseThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe NowIDPH says this is the only case it is aware of, and it is not considered an outbreak at this time. The health organization says the risk of community transmission in the state remains low.
Former employee admits to smuggling drugs, knives into Missouri prison

13 hours ago | yahoo.com | Daesha Gear

ST. LOUIS – A former employee from the Eastern Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center, located in Bonne Terre, Missouri, admitted in court to smuggling drugs as well as knives into the prison. Steven M. Reminger, 53, pleaded guilty today to one count of conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances and one count of attempting to possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances.
Teddi Mellencamp Hopes To Be 'Cancer-Free' As She Shares Positive Update

14 hours ago | yahoo.com | Chukwudi Onyewuchi

Teddi Mellencamp is delighted to share some positive news amid her ongoing battle with cancer. "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" alum has continuously kept her fans updated on her health journey since she was diagnosed with melanoma in 2022. Mellencamp has experienced several setbacks in her cancer journey lately, including its progression to stage 4, but her latest update is positive and filled her fans with hope.
LSU provost to leave job amid campus leadership turmoil

14 hours ago | yahoo.com | Piper Hutchinson

LSU’s Memorial Tower on Monday, March 20, 2023, on Tower Drive in Baton Rouge. (Matthew Perschall for Louisiana Illuminator)LSU Provost Roy Haggerty, the highest ranking academic administrator on campus, will be leaving the university. He is the third high-profile departure from LSU this year. LSU Board of Supervisors member Rémy Starns confirmed Wednesday to the Illuminator that Haggerty will soon leave the university.
5 murders in St. Louis City since Easter

14 hours ago | yahoo.com | Daesha Gear

ST. LOUIS – Since Easter, St. Louis has experienced at least five homicides, but police say that overall murders are at an all-time low compared to last year. Despite the recent surge in homicides, the city has recorded 32 homicides four months into 2025, a figure that police say reflects a decrease in murder rates from the previous year. All homicide cases in St. Louis remain under investigation, as authorities work to understand the circumstances surrounding each incident.
Four banned from Pennsylvania casinos for leaving children alone to gamble

14 hours ago | yahoo.com | Rebecca Parsons

PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) — Four men have been added to the Involuntary Casino Exclusion List after they left children unattended to gamble at casinos. According to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), 17 people have been added to that list, but four of whom were added for leaving children unattended. The exclusion list prevents them from entering casinos in Pennsylvania and betting online.
Details emerge after dental surgeon Akintunde Bowden fatally shot by neighbor in argument

14 hours ago | yahoo.com | Drake Bentley

Akintunde Bowden and his fiancée, Theresa Bell, were inseparable the last nine years, but on a night she wasn't at the Brown Deer apartment the couple shared, Bowden decided to confront a neighbor about loud noise and ended up dead. The 41-year-old dental surgeon with Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. was shot and killed April 19 at the Tudor Park Condominiums, 8900 N. Park Plaza Court.
'WWE in the West Wing:' Elon Musk got into a screaming match with Scott Bessent

14 hours ago | yahoo.com | Ryan Adamczeski

Scott Bessent and Elon Musk reportedly got into a screaming match in the White House last week that was so heated that an aide had to physically separate them. The argument between the treasury secretary and Tesla CEO stemmed from a disagreement over who should lead the IRS, two anonymous witnesses told Axios. Musk was lobbying for Gary Shapley, who briefly served as acting commissioner, while Bessent favored Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender.
Durbin’s final gift to Democrats: A graceful exit

15 hours ago | yahoo.com | Jordain Carney |Nicholas Wu |Lisa Kashinsky

Upon news of his retirement Wednesday, Dick Durbin was widely hailed by fellow Democrats for his long service to his home state of Illinois, his years in Senate leadership and his work championing immigrants and other causes. But for a cadre of younger Democrats, what was most praiseworthy was that Durbin, 80, decided to retire at all.