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Danhausen 'is a self-made superstar,' WWE wrestler Matt Cardona says
WWE star Matt Cardona says things have been weird since getting shocked in Danhausen's lab, including urges to move from Florida back to Long Island.
Clinton judge orders DOJ to unseal the Epstein files it has been keeping hidden
A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to release more un-redacted Jeffrey Epstein records or justify redactions by July 2 deadline.
Republican lawmaker rips WNBA’s ‘thug treatment’ of Caitlin Clark after latest on-court controversy
Rep. Tim Burchett called Alyssa Thomas' foul on Caitlin Clark "trashy" and said the Indiana Fever point guard gets the "thug treatment" in the WNBA.
Suspended Alyssa Thomas receives support from teammate & coach after cheap shot on Caitlin Clark
Alyssa Thomas' teammate and Mercury coach Kristi Toliver defend her after WNBA suspension for reckless contact to Caitlin Clark's throat.
USA soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino isn't concerned with loss to Turkey, and you shouldn't be either
The USMNT lost to Turkey in their final group stage game, but coach Pochettino says the team already won their group and is ready for knockouts.
Iran nuclear deal hinges on IAEA access to long-blocked atomic weapon sites, experts say
Iran's foreign ministry denies inviting IAEA inspectors while Trump claims Tehran agreed to highest level nuclear inspections, creating uncertainty.
Luigi Mangione's team fires back at plea deal report, calls leaks threat to fair trial
Luigi Mangione's lawyers push back on reports of federal plea deal negotiations, calling anonymous sources part of a pattern to prejudice him.
Clay Aiken says Kelly Ripa feud sparked the 'most catastrophic' week of his life
Clay Aiken reflects on his 2006 feud with Kelly Ripa, calling it the most catastrophic week of his life. The two have not spoken in 20 years.
White House condemns 'targeted sabotage' of reflecting pool as repairs pushed past July 4 celebration
The National Park Service plans to drain the reflecting pool after Independence Day to repair damage from alleged vandalism, including cut sealant.
Mets fire Carlos Mendoza amid nightmare season despite having baseball's largest $330M payroll
The Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a six-game losing streak and falling 13 games under .500 with baseball's largest $330 million payroll.
Ex-Trump official John Bolton pleads guilty to 1 of 18 counts in classified docs indictment
As expected, former National Security Advisor John Bolton pleaded guilty to retaining classified documents. He used the documents to write his 2020 memoir about...
Charlie Kirk judge to rule on Tyler Robinson's attempt to have potential death penalty removed
Charlie Kirk's accused assassin Tyler Robinson may learn Friday if a Utah judge will remove the death penalty over alleged gag order violations.