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Two young girls, 2 and 4, witnessed in horror as their father was shot and killed while on a camping trip in Southern California, according to reports. Tristan Beaudette, 35, of Irvine, Calif., was bleeding from a chest wound when deputies found him in a tent early Friday at a Malibu Creek State Park campsite. The girls were unharmed. “Tristan was out doing something he adored in life being in the outdoors with his two young girls,” a GoFundMe page for the Beaudette family says. He took the girls camping so his wife, a doctor, could study for an exam, according to the reports. He worked as a scientist for a pharmaceutical company and he and his wife were about to move to the Bay Area. “And then

Karen Frank This is an online exclusive story from ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue 2018. Despite her family history, Ashley Fliehr -- aka Charlotte Flair -- never expected to be a wrestler. She spent her early years as a volleyball player and gymnast, following in her father's footsteps only after she attended an event with her dad, wrestling legend Ric Flair, and a WWE executive asked her why she wasn't participating. Seven championships later, Flair is a SmackDown Superstar. After her recent Body Issue photo shoot, ESPN caught up with Flair to talk about the challenges that face female wrestlers and what it's like to be WWE royalty. I wish I was more like my character. In character, I am the

Jamie Foxx hosted the 2018 BET Awards on Sunday night, making for a wildly

On Sunday, two weeks after the tragic death of Anthony Bourdain, CNN aired a town hall about suicide as well as the season finale of Bourdain’s show, "Parts Unknown." Meanwhile, French authorities revealed that no narcotics were in Bourdain’s body when he died, though a significant amount of alcohol was. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.

Police are treating the deaths of grandparents Charlie and Gayle Anderson, aged 74 and 71, as suspected murders.

If you were paying attention to the Travelers Championship broadcast or those commenting on the the tournament on Twitter late Saturday, you might’ve noticed that Bryson DeChambeau’s use of a compass during play became a hot topic. As multiple outlets report, rules officials approached DeChambeau about the device after Saturday’s third round. “They said we just want to let you know we’re investigating this device and seeing if it’s allowable or not,” DeChambeau said, per those reports. Per Golf Channel’s Will Gray, DeChambeau expects he’ll know soon from the PGA Tour whether the compass (which he uses to determine true pin locations when they are off every now and then) is allowed in its events going forward.