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Left-wing U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., rallied in Detroit, Michigan with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and state Rep. Donavan McKinney on Sunday
At only 24, Roxanne Perez has earned Liv Morgan's praise as the future of WWE after joining the Judgment Day stable on "Monday Night Raw" last year.
New video captures the harrowing moment a United Airlines flight hit a light pole and tractor-trailer during its descent into Newark Liberty airport.
New video captures the harrowing moment a United Airlines flight hit a light pole and tractor trailer during its descent into Newark Liberty airport.
Jessica Alba turned 45 and celebrated with a yacht weekend alongside her girlfriends, proving she hasn't lost the fastball with her content game.
Gov. Pritzker cites commission report alleging federal agent misconduct to push for criminal investigations tied to Operation Midway Blitz in Illinois.
The Nexstar-Tegna transaction could bolster local television journalism by providing the scale needed to compete with Big Tech and streaming giants.
Fran Weinstein alleges Anne Heche grabbed an interview tape and had it tossed in a NYC sewer to protect her romance with Ellen DeGeneres. Heche's manager has de...
Sen. Amy Klobuchar unveils a sweeping plan to overhaul Minnesota state government, pledging audits and anti-fraud measures in her governor race.
Chase Elliott may be back to his dominant form after his Texas win, while Kyle Busch and John Hunter Nemechek left angry after a last-lap incident.
Treasury Secretary Bessent warns Americans about AI-driven bank account hacks as powerful new AI models expose vulnerabilities in financial systems.
New York Yankees radio legend John Sterling has died at 87, WFAN announced. Sterling called Yankees games since 1989, delivering iconic home run calls for decad...
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