Backflip's first securitization, a $95 million transaction, marks a significant milestone, enhancing its lending capacity and diversifying funding sources. The deal was oversubscribed, highlighting ...

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley will be remembered for the backward hurdle play last season against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Wide receiver DeVonta Smith may have had his signature ...

Stellato-Dudek aims to become oldest female Olympic figure-skating champion Canadians are first pair to include backflip in program Stellato-Dudek plans to continue skating beyond this season ...

It hasn't taken New York Giants and NFL fans long to find out what ASU football fans have long known: Cam Skattebo is special. The running back was a bright spot in the Giants' 22-9 loss to the Kansas ...

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The seventh-round pick steals the show in the final preseason game, while Shilo Sanders is ejected for throwing a punch. Rick Stroud is a sports reporter covering the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Reach him ...

Interior designer MaCenna Lee delivers the ultimate thrifting guide with DIY flip tutorials. Virginia city councilman doused in gasoline and lit on fire in attack at his office Two Democrats Withdraw ...

A CNN guest ended up needing stitches after a backflip fail live on CNN News Central. RobertAnthony Cruz, a member of the Savannah Bananas exhibition baseball team, face planted into the studio floor ...

Robert Anthony Cruz is laughing at his banana slip. After the Savannah Bananas baseball player—whose Georgia-based team is known for their on-field acrobatics and viral social media presence—botched a ...

Savannah Bananas star RobertAnthony Cruz fell on his face during an attempted backflip on CNN. "Oh Jesus," anchor Kate Bolduan exclaimed during the maneuver, which left Cruz bleeding. Cruz eventually ...

Benson Boone, please take note: Incessant backflipping on national television and/or giant stages where thousands of cameras are pointed at you carries significant risks. Chief among them, not landing ...