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Domino’s driver runs down customer over tip dispute, caught on camera: police
Police say a Missouri Domino's driver became enraged over not receiving a tip and allegedly used his car to strike a customer during a delivery.
Bob Odenkirk predicts end of ‘manosphere comedy,’ rejects it as 'low-hanging fruit' in NY Times interview
Actor Bob Odenkirk criticized "manosphere comedy" as shallow and declining, calling it "fruit that's on the ground rotting" in a recent interview.
Pickleball team plane crashes in Texas, killing everyone on board
All five people aboard a plane carrying Amarillo Pickleball Club members to a tournament were killed in a crash in Wimberley, Texas, Thursday night.
WATCH: Driver smirks in mugshot after allegedly hitting group of cyclists in caught-on-camera road rage
An elderly man allegedly hit a group of cyclists in a caught-on-camera road-rage incident in Georgia, leaving one rider with a fractured lower spine.
ESPN's Holly Rowe claims I'm 'bullying women' due to Angel Reese criticism | Jon Root
Writer responds after ESPN's Holly Rowe accused him of "bullying women" over a viral clip comparing Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark's WNBA impact.
Female inmate sues Washington state after alleged attack by male-born prisoner in women's facility
A Washington female inmate is suing corrections officials, alleging a male-born prisoner attacked her under the state's gender-identity housing policy.
Caitlin Clark raises eyebrows with comment on team's AI post that showed her with a distorted hand
Caitlin Clark left a comment appearing to mock a bad AI image of her hand on the Indiana Fever's Instagram, sparking funny fan reactions online.
Anti-Israel NYC protesters chant support for Hamas, demand Mamdani make major changes at rally
Anti-Israel protesters with a list of demands for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani marched along Amsterdam Avenue while shouting several chants on Thursday.
Trump aims to reset war powers clock with controversial bid to bypass Congress
U.S. officials say the Iran ceasefire ended hostilities and reset the War Powers clock, but legal experts say military operations complicate that.
Trump jokes about security concerns, mic problems and Dr Oz during freewheeling Florida speech
Trump turned a microphone malfunction into a comic riff at The Villages in Florida, joking that he was screaming his "a-- off" over the bad mic.
Seattle mayor interview cut short as staff blocks questions on gun violence, surveillance
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's staff cut short a news interview when a reporter pressed her on rising gun violence and surveillance camera policies.
Canadian beer company buys Sabres fans drinks for saving their anthem after Game 5 mic failure
Buffalo Sabres fans went viral for singing "O Canada" during a mic failure, prompting Molson Canadian to offer free beer ahead of playoff Game 6.