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Joe Manganiello turned to shamans and pagan rituals during seven-year health battle that nearly killed him
Joe Manganiello survived multiple near-death experiences during a seven-year battle with an autoimmune-related illnesses. He opens up about it all in his memoir...
Biden judge torches Trump ICE crackdown as ‘devoid of rational explanation,’ nukes courthouse arrest policy
Federal judge strikes down Trump administration ICE policies on courthouse arrests and extended detention, citing lack of reasoned explanation.
Ranking the 10 best World Cup players of all time, from Messi to Maradona and everyone in between
Explore the ten greatest FIFA World Cup players in soccer history, from Pelé's three titles to Messi's goal-scoring record and Mbappé's rise.
Letitia James fumes as Mamdani-backed socialists sweep New York primaries
NY Attorney General Letitia James says she is disappointed in Mayor Mamdani after socialist candidates rode his endorsement to primary wins.
Nancy Guthrie case could hinge on mystery tipster who emailed TMZ
A potential tipster in the Nancy Guthrie probe may be female despite using male pseudonyms, as experts say human sources may solve the unsolved case.
Georgia Six Flags riders temporarily left dangling high in the air due to 'technical delay'
Passengers were stuck hanging out in the air on the SkyScreamer ride at Six Flags Over Georgia after what the park called a "technical delay"
Dana White responds to former UFC fighter Tito Ortiz: 'When somebody shows you who they are, believe them'
Dana White says Tito Ortiz destroyed their relationship by doing "dumb things" and insists the two will never be friends again in new interview.
Swalwell friend Gallego defends campaign-funded Super Bowl, Miami trips: ‘Go where the money is’
Sen. Ruben Gallego defends campaign-funded Super Bowl and Miami trips as legitimate fundraising efforts after scrutiny of his leadership PAC spending.
Biden officials circumvented court order in Title IX cases, including males in girls’ sports, docs show
Documents show Biden's Department of Education allegedly circumvented a federal court injunction on gender identity enforcement under Title IX.
Minor crash, stolen Buffalo Wild Wings food lead deputies to alleged murder plot against teen's parents
A struck road sign and stolen Buffalo Wild Wings food in Virginia allegedly led deputies to uncover a detailed murder plot against a teen suspect's parents.
Irate Republicans accuse Trump of handing Democrats a win after blowing up housing package
Trump cancels housing bill signing, demands Senate pass the SAVE America Act first, leaving Republicans frustrated and accusing him of aiding Democrats.
Johnson warns communism is 'on our own shores' after far-left candidates win New York primaries
Speaker Mike Johnson warned communism is "on our own shores" after far-left candidates backed by DSA and Mayor Mamdani win New York primaries.