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close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for February 26 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. The WNBA approved the sale of the Atlanta Dream from former Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Mary Brock to a three-person ownership group that includes former player Renee Montgomery. The sale comes months after Dream and other WNBA players spoke out against Loeffler after the former Republican lawmaker chided the league over its support for social justice causes. Joining Montgomery in the new ownership group is Northland Chairman Larry Gottesdiener and Northland President and CEO Suzanne Abair. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "With the unanimous WNBA and NBA votes, today marks a new beginning for the Atlanta Dream organization and we are very pleased to welcome Larry Gottesdiener and Suzanne Abair to the WNBA," WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said in a statement. "I admire their … [Read more...] about WNBA approves sale of Atlanta Dream months after Kelly Loeffler controversy

Former President Obama went to bat for Sen. Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Warren Exclusive: How Obama went to bat for Warren Minimum wage setback revives progressive calls to nix Senate filibuster Democratic strategists start women-run media consulting firm MORE (D-Mass.) during the 2020 Democratic primary at a private meeting with donors, according to a new excerpt from "Lucky" provided exclusively to The Hill. President Biden Joe Biden House Democrats pass sweeping .9T COVID-19 relief bill with minimum wage hike Biden to hold virtual bilateral meeting with Mexican president More than 300 charged in connection to Capitol riot MORE served with Obama for eight years as his vice president, but the new book “Lucky: How Joe Biden Barely Won the Presidency,” by The Hill's Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen of NBC, shows Obama helping Warren in an an October 2019 meeting in New York City with a group of powerful Black donors from the corporate … [Read more...] about Exclusive: How Obama went to bat for Warren

ALBANY, N.Y. — A former member of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration who previously accused him of sexual harassment offered new details Wednesday, saying he once kissed her on the lips without consent. Lindsey Boylan said that during her more than three years in the Democrat’s administration, Cuomo “would go out of his way to touch me on my lower back, arms and legs,” compared her to one of his rumored ex-girlfriends and once remarked they should play strip poker. Cuomo’s spokesperson Caitlin Girouard said that all Boylan’s “claims of inappropriate behavior are quite simply false.” But the state legislature’s two top leaders criticized Cuomo’s alleged conduct Wednesday as calls grew for an investigation. Boylan, a Democrat running for Manhattan borough president, made the new allegations in a post on the website Medium more than two months after she first spoke up about alleged mistreatment by Cuomo. At the time, she hadn’t provided details, saying she had “no … [Read more...] about Former aide says New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo kissed her, suggested strip poker

Richard N. Bond was the Republican National Committee Chairman from 1992-1993. The views expressed in this commentary belong to the author. View more opinion on CNN. (CNN) For years, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham was a prominent sidekick to his maverick colleague from Arizona, John McCain, as the two served as moderate voices of conscience in Washington, DC. But in the years since McCain was first diagnosed with cancer, Graham's role has changed. Richard N. Bond How, though, did he morph into former President Donald Trump's chief lickspittle in the US Senate, who just this past weekend headed down to Mar-a-Lago to discuss the Republican Party's future? One could speculate endlessly about the reasons: his desire to avoid a Trump-inspired primary against him in 2020, potential presidential aspirations, etc. But I think it's far simpler: as a political opportunist, Graham has placed his desire for power above his own professed standards of … [Read more...] about The mysterious case of Lindsey Graham’s political transformation

The U.S. Peace Corps turns 60 Monday. Since its establishment through executive order by President John F. Kennedy on March 1, 1961, the Peace Corps has sent more than 240,000 volunteers to 141 countries. The organization quickly became an icon of the idealistic 1960s. The goal was to foster peace and understanding by sending mostly young, college-educated or otherwise experienced Americans to developing countries for two-year stints, helping with education, health, community economic development, agriculture, the environment and youth development. The idea for the Peace Corps came during the 1960 presidential campaign when Kennedy gave an impromptu speech on the steps of the University of Michigan’s student union on Oct. 14. During the speech, he asked students if they would be willing to serve their country and the cause of peace by volunteering to work in the developing world. "How many of you who are going to be doctors, are willing to spend your days in Ghana? Technicians … [Read more...] about Peace Corps Marks 60 Years of Global Volunteerism