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Sen. Chuck Schumer called on FIFA to cover NJ Transit's $48 million World Cup transportation bill as round-trip train fares soared to $150 per ticket.
A French soldier was killed in a southern Lebanon ambush allegedly carried out by Hezbollah, straining the 10-day Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreement.
American Airlines unveils collectible trading cards for passengers as part of its centennial celebration, available from pilots on select flights.
Max Homa criticized "spoiled" golfers who break clubs, then flung his own club at the RBC Heritage, sparking a fierce social media backlash online.
Michigan State's football program decided to have some fun for their spring game, but their recent record may make these shenanigans hard to swallow for some.
The killing of Iranian nuclear scientists in U.S.-Israeli strikes raises fears over nuclear proliferation as experts warn of weakened material controls.
San Francisco's metro area still has 2.6% fewer residents than in 2020, The San Francisco Chronicle reported, even as an AI boom fails to reverse the trend.
'Nonnamaxxing' encourages a slower, more intentional lifestyle inspired by Italian grandmothers, from home cooking to gardening and mindful walks.
Rep. Elise Stefanik pushes back on Jake Tapper's claim that Trump's rhetoric toward Iran amounted to a call for genocide in heated CNN exchange.
Jon Hamm reveals whether he used a body double on "Your Friends and Neighbors" and reflects on his journey as a self-described late bloomer in Hollywood.
Ex-Georgia star Zachariah Branch was arrested in Athens on two misdemeanor charges days before his expected selection in the second round of the NFL Draft.
In-N-Out Burger operates its own university in Baldwin Park, California, where employees train for management positions at the popular fast-food chain.
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