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Alaska Senate race thrown into chaos as same-name challenger fights disqualification
Alaska's election director blocked the same-name candidate Dan J. Sullivan from the Senate primary, but he filed a lawsuit to remain on the ballot.
Jewish student targeted with antisemitic abuse, laptop cord attack at Colorado school, ADL alleges
ADL files complaint alleging Colorado middle school failed to stop two years of antisemitic harassment, including a student strangled with a laptop cord.
Bode Miller, most successful male American alpine skier, arrested on drug charges: report
Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller reportedly faces drug charges, including possession of a controlled substance, after being arrested. He has pleaded not guilty...
Youth softball coach & umpire get into ugly confrontation as emotions boil over at Arkansas tournament
A USSSA youth softball game in Benton, Arkansas turned chaotic when a coach and umpire exchanged shoves over a foul ball call during Father's Day weekend.
Popular city bans public alcohol amid heat wave as people take risks to cool down
As extreme heat grips Europe, France limits public drinking and outdoor events while people seek risky relief in canals and fountains.
Fiancée sticks by accused serial rapist as special agents defend tailing him for restaurant DNA stakeout
Attorney Matthew Nilo returns to court as defense seeks to suppress DNA evidence allegedly collected without a warrant during a covert FBI stakeout.
Man falls into vault toilet at campground, reminding us nothing is worth retrieving from a toilet
A man fell into a vault toilet at Camp Edison in the Sierra Nevada foothills while trying to retrieve his dropped sunglasses, requiring rescue.
Obama-appointed judge torpedoes Trump’s bid to fight obesity as White House warns it won’t be ‘final say’
Obama-appointed judge strikes down Trump administration's SNAP soda ban, ruling USDA cannot redefine what Congress has already defined as food.
Scotland's Tartan Army continues World Cup march through America, turning Miami into Edinburgh South
Scotland's Tartan Army marches through Little Havana, fills loanDepot Park for a Marlins game and brings bagpipes to Miami hotel pools nearby.
Trump signs landmark executive order investing in quantum computing and cryptography security
President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on quantum computing, partnering with IBM and Google parent Alphabet to advance U.S. innovation.
Washington Post boasts it stared down ‘unwarranted’ Justice Department subpoena
The Washington Post says the Justice Department withdrew grand jury subpoenas for reporter Ellen Nakashima after the paper challenged them in court.
Reporter's Notebook: Senate Republicans brace for tough lunch with Trump amid legislative clashes
President Trump visits Capitol Hill on Wednesday to meet Senate Republicans amid growing tensions over the SAVE America Act and filibuster demands.