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Mountain climber survives terrifying 500-foot fall in California's Sierra Nevada, night stranded on ledge
A climber reportedly survived a terrifying 500-foot fall in California's Sierra Nevada and endured a freezing night before a daring helicopter rescue.
Fauci gets another humiliation as top ally allegedly misled public on COVID for wine, Michelin dining
Dr. David Morens allegedly hid emails and falsified records to suppress alternative COVID-19 origin theories, according to a federal indictment.
Costco employee shot, killed after confronting shopper carrying gun with drum magazine
A Costco employee in Ohio was fatally shot after refusing entry to a shopper allegedly carrying a weapon with a drum magazine. Bond was set at $5 million.
New IRA bombing fuels fears of global militant network tied to Iran, Hezbollah
The New IRA reportedly claimed a car bomb attack on a Belfast police station, threatening further strikes amid alleged Iran and Hezbollah connections.
High school football recruit has wrong hat at commitment ceremony
A high school football player had a commitment ceremony to decide where he was going to college, but one of the hats on the table may have been a bit off.
Legal experts warn Comey ‘8647’ indictment faces First Amendment hurdles
James Comey allegedly faces federal charges over a social media post some interpreted as a threat against Trump, raising First Amendment questions.
Legal experts warn Comey ‘86 47’ indictment faces First Amendment hurdles
James Comey allegedly faces federal charges over a social media post some interpreted as a threat against Trump, raising First Amendment questions.
Dementia risk rises with common food type millions eat every day, study suggests
A new study from Australia links ultraprocessed food consumption to lower attention scores and higher dementia risk, even among those who follow otherwise healt...
Witnesses recount chaos at WHCA Dinner after shooting, Secret Service agents drew guns to evacuate Trump
Witness described chaos inside the ballroom as Secret Service rushed Trump and officials to safety during the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting.
Stephen A Smith tells politicians, media to stop giving 'lip service' on civility after WHCA Dinner shooting
Stephen A. Smith, who was at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner during the shooting, says everyone must take responsibility and stop political v...
Lions star files lawsuit claiming NCAA, conferences unlawfully profited from his likeness
Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams is reportedly suing the NCAA, Big Ten and SEC over alleged unpaid use of his name, image and likeness rights.
Goldie Hawn credits ‘freedom’ for keeping 43-year relationship with Kurt Russell strong
Goldie Hawn opens up about the "freedom" she feels in her relationship with Kurt Russell after 43 years together and shares her mission to be happy.