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Resurfaced clip of Johnny Carson's grace after Reagan shooting contrasts with Kimmel
Johnny Carson's classy response to the Reagan assassination attempt resurfaces online amid criticism of Jimmy Kimmel's joke about Melania Trump.
Waymo teams up with Waze to spot potholes faster
Waymo and Waze team up to detect potholes in real time using robotaxi sensors and driver reports, helping cities fix dangerous road damage more quickly.
Gunfire erupts near Seattle mayor’s event as families, children gather
Gunfire erupted near a Seattle community center while Mayor Katie Wilson attended an event with families and children, police said. No injuries reported.
Stephen A Smith escalates feud with NASCAR with insufferable two-word suggestion
Stephen A. Smith responds to Joey Logano's criticism, citing his television career spanning 30 years and 14 straight years as the No. 1 morning show.
Pete Hegseth heads to Capitol Hill to defend Trump's Iran war as 60-day congressional deadline looms
Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth is set to testify before House Armed Services Committee to defend the administration's military campaign in Iran.
Shaq’s daughter makes transfer decision
Me'Arah O'Neal, daughter of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, transferred to the Kentucky Wildcats women's basketball program after spending two seasons with Florida...
Illinois Democratic governor bucks teachers' unions in support for statewide classroom phone ban
Gov. JB Pritzker, D-Ill., clashed with the Illinois Federation of Teachers over a statewide bill to ban cellphones in classrooms during instructional hours.
GOP frontrunner in key gubernatorial race forced to answer about hiring illegal immigrants: 'I don't know'
Georgia governor frontrunner Rick Jackson says he didn't know if illegal immigrants did landscaping at his mansion during a heated GOP primary debate.
Illinois no-cash bail law 'utterly manipulated' by violent offenders, Dem alderman says after cop's killing
A Chicago alderman calls for changes to Illinois' no-cash bail law after a felon on pretrial release allegedly killed a police officer in a hospital.
Rory McIlroy skips PGA Tour event at Trump's place, still gets shoutout from president at White House dinner
Rory McIlroy received a special shoutout from President Donald Trump at the White House State Dinner despite skipping this week's event at Trump National Doral.
'Jeopardy!' champion Jamie Ding hopes winning streak shows immigrants 'in a positive light'
'Jeopardy!' champion Jamie Ding, who lost to Greg Shahade after 31 wins, told People Magazine he hopes his streak puts immigrants in a positive light.
Court sentences former world leader to 7 years in prison for resisting arrest, other charges
Ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to seven years in prison after martial law decree that triggered a severe political crisis.