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Florida Gators coach Todd Golden shot down any rumors of making a jump to the NBA this season, but still left the door open for increased speculation.
Gov. Ron DeSantis fires back at Hakeem Jeffries over Florida redistricting, inviting the Democratic leader to campaign in the state ahead of 2026 midterms.
Indiana Fever become the first WNBA team to have all 44 regular-season games broadcast nationally, spotlighting Caitlin Clark's unmatched draw.
Booking.com says hackers may have accessed personal data including names, emails and reservation details, raising concerns about targeted phishing attacks.
Sen. Chris Murphy dismissed outrage over his sarcastic reaction to reports that Iranian ships avoided U.S. detection amid an ongoing blockade.
A high-ranking DHS official is on administrative leave after an investigation into alleged sugar daddy ties, lavish spending and drug use, sources say.
Authorities say Dwight Rust Jr. is responsible for his wife Michelle Rust's 2002 cold case murder. He faces first-degree murder charges in Maryland.
Economic pessimism gives Democrats an edge in 2026 House races as 73% of voters rate the economy negatively and Trump approval sits at just 42%.
A Fox News poll finds 56% of voters say the Trump administration has not been competent at managing the federal government, with 58% disapproving.
A major Supreme Court leak reveals internal memos on fast-tracking cases, giving liberals new ammunition to attack the controversial shadow docket.
The UK government moves to ease access of same-day abortions under a new NHS payment scheme. Critics say the policy could rush women into life-changing decision...
An etiquette expert shared thoughts as airport pickups fuel a heated online debate, with some calling the simple act a relationship test and others saying Uber...
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