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How capitalism missed out and failed to capitalize on America’s 250th anniversary
The 250th anniversary of America deserves an all-out celebration, but capitalism has failed to deliver the patriotic merchandise and events.
A California dog rescue hid a grim secret: more than 100 dogs buried beneath it
Remains of 117 dogs were discovered buried at a California animal shelter, as the sheriff's office investigates alleged animal cruelty and fraud.
UK asylum seekers could have to pay government $13K before applying for settlement
Asylum seekers in Britain could have to repay more than $13,000 for accommodation before applying for settlement under proposed immigration rules.
Red Sox star weeps for earthquake-hit Venezuela after home run, gets tossed by umpire minutes later
Willson Contreras crushed a 421-foot homer and shouted "Venezuela" before breaking down in tears, then was controversially ejected for tapping his helmet.
CBS crew attacked by multiple men near Chicago museum, suspects arrested: police
A CBS News Chicago reporter and photographer were allegedly attacked near Adler Planetarium as suspects shouted racial slurs and damaged equipment.
Helicopter reports drone encounter near JFK hours after JetBlue's possible drone strike
A helicopter pilot reported a remote-control airplane near JFK International Airport, marking the second possible drone encounter in a single day.
Helicopter reports near miss with RC plane near JFK after JetBlue drone strike
A helicopter pilot reported a remote-control airplane near JFK International Airport, marking the second possible drone encounter in a single day.
Colorado socialist candidate called 9/11 terror attacks 'inevitable' due to US foreign policy
Colorado democratic socialist candidate Melat Kiros argued that the 9/11 and 10/7 terror attacks were inevitable consequences of U.S. and Israeli actions.
Democrats reportedly forced to 'grapple uncomfortably' with World Cup success under Donald Trump
Democrats hoped the 2026 World Cup would fail to embarrass Trump, says strategist Rob Flaherty, but the tournament has been a remarkable success instead.
Trump taps acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling for permanent role pending Senate confirmation
President Donald Trump nominated acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling to permanently lead the Labor Department, announcing his pick on Truth Social.
'Parcel bomb' explodes in Monaco residential area, leaving 2 critically injured: reports
Surveillance video reportedly shows a man leaving a backpack moments before a blast rocked a building Monaco, critically injuring two people Monday night.
San Francisco archdiocese agrees to $395M settlement with 530 clergy abuse survivors
The Archdiocese of San Francisco agreed to pay $395 million to settle over 500 child sexual abuse lawsuits involving clergy and church officials.