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Tokyo theme park worker dies after being trapped inside ride mechanism during routine maintenance
An employee conducting routine maintenance at Tokyo Dome City Attractions reportedly died after becoming trapped in the "Flying Balloon" ride mechanism.
Appeals court rules 'Alligator Alcatraz' can stay open, rejecting push for federal environmental impact review
An appeals court ruled that "Alligator Alcatraz" can stay open, finding that it did not need to comply with federal environmental review requirements.
EXCLUSIVE: DHS honors angel families during National Crime Victims Week, calls crimes 'completely preventable'
DHS recognizes National Crime Victims Week by spotlighting crimes allegedly committed by illegal immigrants and resources for angel families.
Josh Allen annihilates a beer to fire up the Sabres crowd
Bills QB Josh Allen chugged a beer and banged a drum to fire up fans ahead of the Sabres game against the Bruins in their first playoff run in years.
Acting AG Todd Blanche says SPLC fraud indictment is not politically motivated, calls conduct 'egregious'
The Southern Poverty Law Center was federally indicted on fraud charges, accused of funneling millions to paid informants in extremist organizations.
DOJ arrests man accused of providing gun used by father who allegedly killed eight children
The DOJ announced the arrest of Charles Ford, accused of supplying the rifle used in the Shreveport mass shooting that left eight children dead.
Kash Patel clashes with NBC reporter over 'baseless' Atlantic story allegations at press conference
FBI Director Kash Patel clashed with NBC reporter Ryan Reilly over his $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic during a news conference Tuesday.
Which teams have the toughest strength of schedule heading into college football season?
SEC and Big Ten dominate the 2026 college football hardest schedules list, with Texas Longhorns projected to face the toughest slate in the country.
Penguins' Erik Karlsson says the team is ready to 'get out of Pittsburgh' for Game 3 against Flyers
Pittsburgh faces must-win Game 3 in Philadelphia after falling behind 2-0, with Erik Karlsson welcoming the hostile environment at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
Democrats win Virginia redistricting fight, threatening Republican House majority
Virginia voters passed a redistricting referendum that could boost Democrats with four additional House seats ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Maury Povich shuts down Joy Reid’s claim that Senate Democrats ‘do not play politics’
Maury Povich laughed at former MSNBC host Joy Reid's claim that Senate Democrats play by the rules and don't play politics the way Republican senators do.
FAA probes JFK near miss after another recent close call fuels scrutiny of air traffic safety
Two passenger jets came dangerously close near JFK Airport, triggering collision warnings and prompting an FAA investigation into the close call.