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Mets fire Carlos Mendoza amid nightmare season despite having baseball's largest $330M payroll
The Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a six-game losing streak and falling 13 games under .500 with baseball's largest $330 million payroll.
Ex-Trump official John Bolton pleads guilty to 1 of 18 counts in classified docs indictment
As expected, former National Security Advisor John Bolton pleaded guilty to retaining classified documents. He used the documents to write his 2020 memoir about...
Charlie Kirk judge to rule on Tyler Robinson's attempt to have potential death penalty removed
Charlie Kirk's accused assassin Tyler Robinson may learn Friday if a Utah judge will remove the death penalty over alleged gag order violations.
Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon agrees Trump played liberal network 'like puppets'
Former CNN host Don Lemon agreed with comedian Trevor Noah on Thursday that President Donald Trump played CNN "like puppets" back when he was on the network.
'The View' co-host issues warning to Chuck Schumer amid socialist victories, says 'you're in danger'
Ana Navarro warned Chuck Schumer he's in danger as socialist candidates swept the Democratic primary races backed by Zohran Mamdani in New York.
Two kangaroos throw punches like UFC fighters in Australian man's backyard in viral video
Two kangaroos were caught fighting right outside a man's backyard in Dungog, New South Wales, Australia, in a video that's now going mega-viral.
McCarthy says Trump will use 'everything he can' to force Senate action on SAVE America Act
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he supports the SAVE America Act and backs Trump's push to pressure the Senate to pass the election bill.
Reese Witherspoon’s biggest lesson for her ‘Legally Blonde’ successor was surprisingly simple
Reese Witherspoon mentors "Legally Blonde" prequel star Lexi Minetree on self-care and navigating life in the spotlight ahead of the "Elle" series debut.
SEE IT: SNAP advocate defends taxpayer-funded Coca-Cola in fiery exchange with GOP lawmaker on waste
Rep. Brandon Gill sparred with a SNAP policy advocate over whether taxpayer-funded food benefits should pay for sugary sodas like Coca-Cola.
Buster Posey mysteriously yanked from radio interview as Pride Night controversy drags on, CEO makes it worse
San Francisco Giants CEO Larry Baer replaced Buster Posey in a radio interview to deliver a statement on the ongoing Pride night controversy.
Masters Girl Aaliyah Kikumoto is now a Miami Dolphins cheerleader, Stephanie Niles fit checks & we've got meat
Aaliyah Kikumoto, the viral Masters Girl from Texas Tech, announces she is now a Miami Dolphins cheerleader, following in her mom's footsteps.
'It's a mess': GOP turns on House conservatives as voter ID blockade stalls Trump's agenda
House conservatives' push to force Senate action on the SAVE America Act has stalled the chamber, drawing sharp backlash from fellow Republicans.