Today in History: June 11, Margaret Thatcher wins third term as British prime minister
Margaret Thatcher became the first British prime minister in over 160 years to win a third consecutive term of office as her Conservative Party held onto a reduced majority in…
Feds won’t seek death penalty in plea deal with man accused of killing top Minnesota Democrat
Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty for Vance Boelter in the 2025 shooting deaths of Minnesota political figures and their spouses.
Socialite Rebecca Grossman and ex-Dodger should pay nearly $200 million in brothers’ deaths, jury finds
The decision ends a nine-week trial for the tragic September 2020 crash.
Commentary: In light of Kyle Busch’s death, we need to talk about sepsis treatment
Despite being one of the costliest, deadliest conditions patients may experience in the hospital, sepsis is less understood than other health challenges like stroke and heart attacks.
Pictures: England vs. Costa Rica Soccer in Orlando
England players Anthony Gordon (18), Declan Rice (4), and Jude Bellingham (10) celebrate after a goal during the England versus Costa Rica pre-World Cup friendly match at Inter&Co Stadium in…
Florida’s 2026 SEC TV windows take shape as schedule comes into focus
Florida's 2026 SEC slate gains clarity with home games against South Carolina and Vanderbilt and a visit to Texas set for midday kickoffs.
Daily Horoscope for June 11, 2026
Small comforts carry us through changing conversations. Early on, the emotional Moon conjoins healing Chiron, and we spot patterns, so we slow our tone and choose kinder beginnings. Then, at…
UF Board of Trustees unanimously selects Stuart Bell as school’s next president
The University of Florida Board of Trustees appointed former University of Alabama president Stuart Bell to serve as the school’s president. The state Board of Governors still needs to approve.
After weather delay, England routs Costa Rica in final World Cup tuneup
Declan Rice provided all the scoring England would need with his 9th-minute goal.
Letters: Sentinel sets the standard | Religious liberty at risk | ‘No’ on property tax cut
The Orlando Sentinel mattered to one reader because it showed her a world outside her own. A good newspaper tells the truth, asks questions and pays attention when people in…