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Jim Banks, GOP lawmakers rally behind DOJ probe into alleged CCP-linked funding network
Congress backs a federal grand jury probe into Neville Roy Singham over alleged financial crimes tied to CCP-aligned nonprofits like Code Pink.
Serena Williams drops Wimbledon comeback match to 20-year-old Maya Joint after four-year absence
Serena Williams fell to 20-year-old Maya Joint in her first singles match since 2022, returning to Wimbledon's Centre Court after nearly four years.
California couple says moving company doubled their price and is now holding belongings 'for ransom': report
A California couple claims their moving company doubled the price to $32,000 and is now holding their belongings hostage after a disputed delivery.
Los Angeles Clippers finally give up on Kawhi Leonard, send former Finals MVP back to Toronto Raptors
Kawhi Leonard is heading back to Toronto in a blockbuster trade, with the Raptors sending Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick and multiple picks to the Clippers.
Raskin tells Lawler to 'get the hell out' during contentious hearing
Reps. Mike Lawler and Jamie Raskin clashed over sanctuary city policies at a House Judiciary Committee hearing, trading accusations over illegal immigration.
Jordan Spieth says gambling is fueling rowdy golf crowds and wants the sport to address it soon
Jordan Spieth says betting in golf could allow fans to impact outcomes, calling it a problem that needs to be tackled soon ahead of the John Deere Classic.
Evel Knievel's most legendary stunts retold in exclusive new Fox Nation documentary
'Evel: America's Daredevil' chronicles Evel Knievel's rise from Montana copper mines to iconic motorcycle stunts at Caesars Palace and Snake River Canyon.
Blue Jackets head coach says he's as shocked as anyone about Zach Werenski wanting out of Columbus
Zach Werenski's trade request stunned Blue Jackets coach Rick Bowness, who says he was blindsided weeks after the defenseman won the Norris Trophy.
American soccer is repeating the same mistakes the WNBA continues to make with Caitlin Clark
American soccer gatekeepers are reacting to World Cup casual fans the same way the WNBA reacted to the Caitlin Clark boom, policing new audiences.
USPS worker arrested after alleged mass shooting threat against Texas Pride event, FBI says
FBI says U.S. Postal Service employee Michael Thompson was arrested after threatening a mass shooting at a Lubbock, Texas, Pride parade in social media posts.
Wave of attacks on Iran's IRGC raises questions about renewed Kurdish insurgency
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces face deadly attacks across western Iran as clashes spread, raising questions about an escalating Kurdish insurgency ami...
Kate Gosselin defends herself against son Collin as he prepares to release shocking new memoir
Reality TV star Kate Gosselin and estranged son Collin clash on social media over alleged abuse ahead of his tell-all memoir out in October.