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PETA is not happy with IndyCar driver Romain Grosjean after a bird strike during testing
A bird struck Romain Grosjean's IndyCar at 230 mph during the Indianapolis 500 open test, and PETA is not happy with his lighthearted response.
Chicago reparations advocates say federal gov morally owes '7 quadrillion dollars' in slave labor
ADCRC Chair Marvin Slaughter Jr. claims slave labor contributed "7 quadrillion dollars" to the U.S. at a reparations panel at Kennedy King College in Chicago.
Fired Columbia professor who backed Hamas set to speak at Virginia Tech 'Death to the Akademy' event
A former Columbia University professor fired after declaring support for Hamas and Hezbollah is speaking at a "Death to the Akademy" event set to be held at Vir...
Obama ripped for SCOTUS hot take after support for Virginia 'gerrymander'
Obama warns Supreme Court ruling guts Voting Rights Act protections, but critics note he backed Virginia redistricting favoring Democrats days earlier.
Trump calls Sen. Bill Cassidy 'very disloyal' and urges Louisiana voters to replace him over nominee fight
President Trump calls Sen. Bill Cassidy very disloyal for opposing Casey Means' Surgeon General nomination and urges Louisiana voters to replace him.
CBS reporter Jenny Dell escapes to the beach, Shilo Sanders is hungry & Nick Saban is scrambling off the tee
CBS reporter Jenny Dell hits the beach, Shilo Sanders feuds with a Browns reporter, and David Allan Coe tributes round out a loaded Thursday.
Stephen A Smith blames PGA Tour for LIV Golf saga, moronically says defectors shouldn't face any punishment
Stephen A. Smith claims the PGA Tour's negligence forced players to join LIV Golf and argues they should face no punishment upon returning to the Tour.
NBA playoffs ratings are not actually the highest in 33 years, as reported
NBA playoff ratings reportedly hit a 33-year high, but misleading comparisons involving new Nielsen metrics and broadcast changes tell a different story.
Vitamin supplement may delay diabetes in select groups, researchers say
New Tufts University research suggests certain genetic groups with prediabetes may lower their diabetes risk by taking high-dose vitamin D supplements.
'Giggling' cop killing suspect slammed by judge as prosecutors fought bail release for repeat felony offender
Alphonso Talley, who was on pretrial release in armed robbery case, is accused of killing Chicago police officer John Bartholomew at Swedish Hospital.
Senate rejects House's FISA bill, pitches 45-day extension ahead of looming deadline
The Senate scrapped the House's FISA reauthorization bill and is instead pursuing a temporary 45-day extension of Section 702 spying powers.
Democrats fail to shatter Republicans' resolve on eve of crucial Iran deadline
Senate Republicans reject Democrats' sixth attempt to limit President Donald Trump's authority in Iran as a critical 60-day war powers deadline arrives on Frida...