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Bill Maher denounces those disappointed Trump wasn't killed at WHCA Dinner, says, ‘You’re not a good person’
Bill Maher condemns those who wished Trump was killed in the WHCA Dinner shooting and blasts "He's Hitler" rhetoric as dangerously irresponsible.
The 152nd Kentucky Derby picks: Best bets, exactas, trifectas and late Pick 5
Explore Pick 5 selections, win bets and trifecta plays for the 2026 Kentucky Derby card, featuring top picks like Potente and Chief Wallabe.
‘86 47’ slogan tied to James Comey resurfaces at May Day protests across US
Signs reading "86 47" were spotted at May Day rallies in New York City and Los Angeles, echoing the phrase tied to James Comey's recent federal indictment.
Reds vs Pirates betting preview favors the under as both starters thrive in Saturday's matchup conditions
A betting expert backs the under 8.5 in the Reds vs. Pirates matchup, citing Rhett Lowder's road dominance and Carmen Mlodzinski's home success.
'Scarface' mansion in Florida hits the market for $237 million
The iconic "Scarface" waterfront estate in Key Biscayne, Florida, once part of Nixon's Winter White House, hits the market at $237 million asking price.
Just 10 minutes of daily floor exercises may improve balance and agility, study finds
Just 10 minutes of daily floor exercises may improve balance, flexibility and agility, according to a study conducted by researchers in Japan.
Obama-backed $2.2B green energy 'boondoggle' leaves taxpayers on the hook
Taxpayers and electricity customers face a costly standoff over the Ivanpah solar plant as California regulators block all efforts to shut it down.
King Charles, Queen Camilla bring royal flair to three US cities on trip marking America’s 250th: PHOTOS
King Charles visited the United States in April, and made history as the second monarch to speak during a joint session in Congress.
Black Chicagoans call on reparations from government, money deposits like 'stimulus' checks
Chicago residents call for reparations from local to federal government, with some advocating cash payments and others pushing for tax breaks and housing assist...
May Day protests ‘just the beginning’ of student activism push, expert warns
Education watchdog warns May Day student walkouts may signal a broader effort to expand activism in schools ahead of future protests and the 2028 election.
John Fetterman breaks with party over ‘orgy of socialism’ May Day protests
Sen. John Fetterman criticized far-left May Day protests, warning of a small communist takeover and calling recent activism an "orgy of socialism."
Harvard scientist convicted of lying about China ties rebuilds brain-tech lab in China
Charles Lieber, a convicted former Harvard scientist, has rebuilt his brain-computer interface lab in Shenzhen, China, according to Reuters.