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Aaron Hernandez’s Fiancée Shayanna Jenkins Is Pregnant

As the Kansas men's basketball program closes in on one week remaining until players report back to campus for the start of summer school and summer workouts - and their leader prepares to leave campus for his stint with USA Basketball - KU coach Bill Self said his team was enjoying a quiet time of sorts in the wild and always-on modern world of college athletics. Sure, the Jayhawks stayed in pursuit of Romeo Langford through the spring and do still have one scholarship still to give, but that was much easier to manage than it could have been, especially given the fact that the Jayhawks had five scholarships to dish out in the 2018 class. Azubuike, of course, spent last week at the NBA combine in Chicago and has until next Wednesday to decide whether to remain in the draft or pull his name out and return to Kansas for his junior season. If he elects to do the latter, the 7-foot center will bring quite a bit to the Kansas lineup that will be looking to replace those four starters Self talked about.

A Kansas police department is facing allegations of racism after a black man

A 30-year-old man who was ordered by a judge to vacate his parents’ New York home after living rent-free for nearly a decade said Tuesday his bitter custody battle for his son led to his strained relationship with his mother and father. State Supreme Justice Donald Greenwood ruled it was time for the Michael Rotondo to move out of the Camillus home where his parents, Christina and Mark Rotondo, live. The parents brought their son to court after spending three months trying to kick him out, to no avail. “I am just so outraged,” Rotondo said outside the courtroom. Rotondo, a college dropout, opened up to the Daily Mail about his strained relationship with his parents that began after he lost custody

Members of Meghan Markle’s family just didn’t seem to want to let her enjoy the build-up to her wedding. Shortly before the Suits actress tied the knot with Prince Harry, her half-brother made another public display of disdain towards her. Here’s what a hand-written letter reveals about Meghan Markle and her family.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said it bothers her that people think she misleads the press. Sanders told The New York Times that she tries to deliver the “best and most accurate information at the time that I can,” adding that she has a responsibility to be truthful and accurate in her role as chief White House spokeswoman. “One of the few things you have are your integrity and reputation,” Sanders said. “There’s a difference between misspeaking or not knowing something than maliciously lying.”  The press secretary has faced criticism for dodging questions and having an at times testy relationship with the media. She stressed to The New York Times that she can only provide