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The State Department says it is waiving visa bonds for qualified World Cup fans from five countries that had faced fees up to $15,000 to enter the U.S.
Iran claims it has deployed small submarines as an "invisible guardian" of the Strait of Hormuz, but analyst says the vessels pose limited strategic threat.
Washington tech mogul Jesse Proudman joined the exodus to Austin, blasting the state's new "millionaire tax" as an unconstitutional job-killer.
Jeff Probst defends "Survivor 50" against superfan criticism, and said celebrity twists like Zac Brown's visit won't be undone by vocal online backlash.
A clade I mpox case is confirmed in Connecticut as global health officials also monitor newly reported hantavirus cases in Spain and France.
Actress Margaret Cho claimed she lost a role in the HBO Max series "Heated Rivalry" because she was afraid of ICE detention under the Trump administration.
SEC and Big Ten dominate NIL spending estimates with 12 of the top 15 most valuable rosters, with defending champs Indiana not on the list ahead of 2026 college...
A woman at a Morgan Wallen concert went viral after perfectly kicking a fan's phone while walking down stairs in handcuffs with a police officer.
Sen. John Fetterman called out Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Maine candidate Graham Platner as Democratic extremists in an interview.
AG Alan Wilson says South Carolina will retry Alex Murdaugh after the state Supreme Court threw out his murder convictions due to clerk misconduct.
NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar says his mom thought winning Talladega was cool but considered the Met Gala a lifelong accomplishment for her son.
Bella Thorne turns heads in a revealing sheer lace lingerie look on Instagram while unveiling a striking return to her signature red hair color.
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