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Happy hour isn't dead, but remote work has changed it forever, experts assert
Experts reveal happy hours aren't dead — they're evolving. Remote jobs and COVID-19 have reshaped after-work socializing, with younger employees still seeking d...
ABC reporter recalls time President Trump made him 'fear' for his safety at WH presser
ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl recounted feeling concerned over his and his network's safety after being called out by President Donald Trump in September.
Conservative Utah student says radical left-wing classmate threatened to 'Kirk' him before campus arrest
University of Utah student arrested after allegedly threatening conservative peers with death, mimicking rifle gestures at campus event in concerning incident.
Former Iowa school superintendent arrested by ICE expected to plead guilty to federal charges
Former Des Moines Public Schools superintendent Ian Roberts is set to plead guilty to a pair of federal charges following his September 2025 arrest by ICE.
Naomi Osaka, Sorana Cirstea share icy post-match moment at Australian Open
Sorana Cirstea and Naomi Osaka had an icy handshake at the end of their Australian Open on Thursday. Osaka won the match 6-3, 4-6, 6-2.
DAVID MARCUS: UK's promotion of first-cousin marriage at odds with western culture
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer blocks vote to ban first cousin marriage as NHS guidance lists benefits despite genetic risks. Debate sparks concerns.
World leaders join Trump to sign Board of Peace agreement and more top headlines
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World leaders join Trump to sign Gaza Board of Peace agreement and more top headlines
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Can the flu shot actually give you influenza? Doctors set the record straight
Medical experts debunk flu shot myths: vaccines use inactive virus that cannot cause illness. Discover what side effects actually mean for your immunity.
JONATHAN TURLEY: When Minnesota AG Ellison excuses mob rule, religious freedom is trampled
Attorney General Keith Ellison's selective enforcement pattern emerges as he excuses mob conduct at St. Paul's Cities Church during worship services.
Major city school districts losing students as parents seek better options
Public schools lose students to homeschooling and charter schools as Colorado Education Commissioner Susana Córdova reports 5.5% increase in home-school enrollm...
Indiana judge shooting leaves ‘long list’ of potential suspects days into manhunt: defense attorney
Indiana judge Steven Meyer and wife shot allegedly after shooter used dog ruse to get them to open door. Multiple law enforcement agencies investigating.