So long, American dream. - Phil Smith, Kansas City “Salus populi suprema lex esto,” Missouri’s motto appearing on the state seal and flag, translated from Latin to English is: “The welfare of the ...

The thorny legal issue over who gets to distribute long-running game shows Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune ... were for a “longer period of time.” Earlier this year, Sony informed CBS and ...

Jeopardy! fans noticed that two very important people were left out of this year’s Masters lineup. Many are speculating as to why, but one of the former champions spoke out about it. Chan ran a ...

The embattled broadcaster lost both shows on Wednesday, following a ruling from a court in California that denied CBS's ...

In Double Jeopardy, Hayes found the first DD of the round three questions in. The clue read, “Lawrence Walsh, independent counsel in this 1980s scandal, called it ‘a cover-up engineered in the White ...

Jeopardy! was originally hosted by the beloved Alex Trebek. Trebek, who was on the show for 36 years, died of pancreatic cancer on November 8, 2020. He was 80 years old at the time of his passing.

Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! continue to vie for the No. 1 slot in the ratings war. Both shows are popular among viewers, with some preferring a quiz show while others prefer to solve word puzzles.

Did Jeopardy! champion Andrew Hayes win his fourth game and guarantee himself a spot in an upcoming Tournament of Champions? Read on to find out. “Oh, in the nick of time, yes,” Jennings said.