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A 7.8 magnitude quake in the Philippines kills at least 32, collapses buildings and sparks tsunami
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the southern Philippines, killing at least 32 people, injuring over 200, and sending a tsunami into nearby coasts.
Lead Mangione detective says silencer found in case was unlike anything he'd seen in 25 years
Retired NYPD detective says the homemade silencer recovered in the UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson assassination case is unlike anything seen before.
Rosie O'Donnell calls Trump a conman, narcissist and a psychopath in rare public appearance
Rosie O'Donnell harshly criticized President Donald Trump at the Tony Awards in a rare public appearance after moving to Ireland in 2025 following the president...
New Jersey police tackle, arrest multiple anti-ICE agitators on another tense night outside detention facility
Protests outside Delaney Hall led to six more arrests for rioting and failure to disperse, including two repeat teenage offenders, Newark officials say.
Why your VPN keeps getting blocked and the simple fix
Learn why VPN blocking happens and how obfuscation disguises your traffic as regular browsing to bypass deep packet inspection and IP detection.
Brendan Sorsby wins court injunction against the NCAA despite betting on his own team multiple times
Brendan Sorsby will serve a two-game suspension but can play for Texas Tech in 2026 after court rules against NCAA's gambling ineligibility decision.
Former Prince Andrew spotted with bruise covering half his face as mystery injury sparks questions
A prominent purple bruise on former Prince Andrew's face has raised questions, with royal experts calling the lack of explanation concerning for public trust.
Reporter's Notebook: Tlaib forces rare House procedure after Republican accuses her of defending terrorists
Rep. Max Miller was sanctioned after attacking Rep. Rashida Tlaib during a Lebanon war powers debate, triggering the rare 'words taken down' process.
Nelly Korda impossibly wins US Women's Open, JT Poston finds it at Memorial, and Tyrrell Hatton the family man
Nelly Korda wins the U.S. Women's Open at Riviera despite missing 30 greens in regulation, while J.T. Poston captures the Memorial in a playoff.
Rollins warns ranchers face 'really scary time' as flesh-eating screwworm resurfaces in Texas cattle
Two confirmed cases of New World screwworm found in South Texas as Rollins ties outbreak to earlier open border policies and illicit cattle movement.
Heather Locklear says she lives 'far away' from Hollywood and stays out of the social scene
Heather Locklear reveals she doesn't hang out with Hollywood people, saying she has lived far away for 40 years while appearing on a new talk show.
Florida deputy drags 'unresponsive' beachgoer from ocean in dramatic rescue
Volusia Sheriff's Office shared dramatic video footage of the rescue of an unresponsive 68-year-old woman from the ocean at New Smyrna Beach.