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Trump admin warned lawmakers Israel was 'determined to act with or without us' before massive Iran strikes
House Speaker Johnson defends U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran as defensive measure during congressional briefing, saying Israel was determined to act with or witho...
'Deadliest Catch' deckhand dead at 25
"Deadliest Catch" deckhand Todd Meadows, 25, tragically died while fishing off Alaska's coast. Captain Shelford calls it 'most tragic day' in boat's history.
Tarot influencer’s claims in Idaho college murders case spark courtroom reckoning
Federal jury awards University of Idaho professor $10 million in TikTok defamation case after user spread false claims linking her to student murders.
Steak 'n Shake sparks online debate with 21-cent bitcoin bonus for workers: 'This is the way'
Fast-food employees at Steak 'n Shake will earn bitcoin bonuses of 21 cents per hour starting March 1, plus $1,000 Trump Account contributions for workers.
New Jersey-bound United flight makes emergency landing at LAX after engine fire
A United Airlines flight made an emergency landing at LAX after engine issue forces turnaround. All 256 passengers and crew safely evacuated from aircraft.
Aaron Judge says Team USA baseball 'fired up' after hockey gold, wants to 'copy' what Olympic teams did
Team USA baseball captain Aaron Judge said his teammates are fired up for the World Baseball Classic after watching hockey teams win gold in the Winter Olympics...
Radical US mosques honor Iran's Supreme Leader's 'martyrdom' with memorial services, eulogy: 'Our leader'
Two US mosques previously scrutinized for alleged Iran ties held events honoring Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after a US strike killed him, including one that referre...
Skier's prank backfires, leaving her dangling 65 feet in the air as twin desperately holds on
A skier was left dangling 65 feet in the air after a chairlift prank went wrong at Big Bear Lake. Roula De Miranda-Arce, 21, hung in midair for two minutes as o...
Minnesota agitators stalk, pelt Border Patrol agents with food and spit at gas stations, DHS says
Anti-ICE agitators allegedly stalked, threw food at and spit on federal agents in Minneapolis, forcing crowd control measures, according to DHS.
Happy hour isn't dead, but remote work has changed it forever, experts assert
Experts reveal happy hours aren't dead — they're evolving. Remote jobs and COVID-19 have reshaped after-work socializing, with younger employees still seeking d...
ABC reporter recalls time President Trump made him 'fear' for his safety at WH presser
ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl recounted feeling concerned over his and his network's safety after being called out by President Donald Trump in September.
Conservative Utah student says radical left-wing classmate threatened to 'Kirk' him before campus arrest
University of Utah student arrested after allegedly threatening conservative peers with death, mimicking rifle gestures at campus event in concerning incident.