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Weekend news recap covers Japan's robotic wolves versus killer bears, Magic Johnson's political endorsement, and a captivating gorilla trade between zoos.
Strippers in Montreal are planning to strike during the F1 Canadian Grand Prix to draw attention to their fight for employee rights and protections.
Natalie Decker rage-quit the NASCAR Truck Series race at Dover after penalties, delivering one of the most stunning radio meltdowns ever recorded.
The Senate unanimously agreed to forgo paychecks during future government shutdowns, but most senators are millionaires who may not feel the impact.
A new report says fewer diners are ordering bottles of wine for the table, prompting restaurants to boost revenue through premium mocktails and pricing.
Alison Sweeney says she has no regrets about leaving LA for Arizona as she promotes her latest Hallmark movie, "Best Served Cold: A Hannah Swensen Mystery."
A friend says Brian Hooker stayed on his sailboat for 24 hours after his wife disappeared in the Bahamas and provided few details to search and rescue crews.
I spoke with former CIA colleague Tom Lyons about how China's systematic espionage threatens U.S. companies and what reforms could harden defenses.
The NFL may have less leverage than expected over TV partners as streaming giants show limited interest in pursuing full weekly game packages.
Athena dominated a six-way Survival of the Fittest match at Supercard of Honor to retain the Ring of Honor Women's World Championship on Friday.
Prosecutor Creighton Waters and defense attorney Dick Harpootlian preview competing strategies ahead of Alex Murdaugh's retrial in South Carolina.
Eric and Lara Trump refuse to rule out future runs for office, saying years of legal battles and assassination attempts have prepared the family.
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