CLAIMThe FBI has arrested Richard Graves, the CEO of a company named Westland Developers, for causing the wildfires in Los Angeles. FACT CHECKThere is no credible evidence to support the claim. The ...

After abruptly emerging onto the "WWE NXT" commentary booth from the main roster, Graves took social media by storm with an incendiary post regarding his treatment within WWE's commentary team.

ROCHESTER, Minn. - Patricia A. Graves, 62, Rochester, Minn. died Tuesday, Jan. 14, in her home. A private burial will be held at Oakwood Cemetery in Austin, MN ...

SECTION 1, Article VIII of the 1987 Constitution says the judicial power vested in the Supreme Court and the lower courts includes their duty to determine whether there has been a "grave abuse of ...

Something's rotten in the state of WWE, at least when it comes to announcer Corey Graves. By now, everyone knows the story of Graves being moved from the "SmackDown" desk to "NXT's" last week ...

The claim states that USA's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested the "culprit for the California inferno (sic)," one Richard Graves, the CEO of a company called Westland Developments.

That left out Corey Graves, who has been a broadcaster since 2016 after he was forced to medically retire from in-ring competition. Graves has been widely praised for his work on the headset ...

Corey Graves' recent comments have caused quite a buzz on social media. The WWE color commentator dropped a post on X (formerly Twitter) ahead of NXT. The post implied Graves didn't want to work ...

“We think that the clasp in the first grave could very well have come from a Bible in England or Ireland,” says Søren Diinhoff, an archaeologist with the University Museum of Bergen, told Fox ...

“There is no undoing these prosecutions,” U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves told The Associated Press. “The vindication of the rule of law is something that has already occurred. And no one can take that ...