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Murdaugh defense fights over death penalty, venue change and evidence – what could change in second trial
Alex Murdaugh's murder retrial takes shape as prosecutors consider the death penalty and defense attorneys push for a venue change and new jury rules.
'Longevity gene' may protect the brain from Alzheimer's by boosting DNA repair, study finds
A new study suggests the APOE2 longevity gene may protect the brain from Alzheimer's by helping neurons repair DNA damage and resist cell aging.
After losing Senate seat, Cassidy answers whether he regrets voting to impeach Trump
Sen Bill Cassidy defended his vote to impeach President Donald Trump on Monday, saying he considered it a "privilege" to upholding the Constitution.
Super Bowl champion Craig Morton’s cause of death revealed after his passing at 83
Former Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton's cause of death revealed as acute respiratory failure due to sepsis from a urinary infection.
Trans track athlete AB Hernandez's mom shares critical post of school officials over podium placements
The mother of transgender track athlete AB Hernandez criticizes school officials for allowing female athletes to share the podium at CIF state events.
America's best-tasting pizza chain is an old-school favorite, survey finds
A YouGov survey of over 44,000 diners finds Pizza Hut edges out Domino's as America's best-tasting fast-food pizza, with Papa Johns ranking third in the list.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face renewed criticism over ‘half-in, half-out’ royal role: experts
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, continue leveraging royal connections after their exit, with experts divided on whether it helps...
Poland seeks answers after Pentagon scraps planned US armored brigade rotation
Poland seeks answers from U.S. officials after the Pentagon canceled a planned armored brigade rotation, raising concerns among NATO's top defense spender.
Blue-state tax burden fuels Americans fleeing to Republican-led southern states
The widening fiscal gap between red and blue America is driving migration patterns as states compete for residents with vastly different tax models.
Dems demand release of hidden DNC autopsy after 2024 collapse: ‘We got our butts kicked’
House Democrats publicly question why the DNC has not released its 2024 election autopsy, with some calling the delay embarrassing for party leaders.
Tyler Robinson's defense team fights to seal evidence and punish prosecutors in Charlie Kirk's assassination
Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk at a Utah event, faces court hearing on defense motions to seal evidence and close testimony.
A's pitcher JT Ginn loses no-hitter in 9th, Angels hit walk-off home run
J.T. Ginn carried a no-hitter into the ninth inning before the Angels broke it up with a single and a walk-off home run to beat the Athletics 2-1.