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DOJ opens investigation into Eric Swalwell over sexual assault allegations
The DOJ is investigating multiple sexual assault allegations against former Rep. Eric Swalwell, who has resigned from Congress and denied all accusations.
The Utah Utes have a secret weapon at tight end you need to see to believe
Teams in the Big 12 will have a lot to handle this fall if the Utah Utes unleash their freshman tight end on unsuspecting defenses.
Top NFL Draft prospect writes moving letter about growing up with a stutter, the adversity he faced
Top NFL Draft prospect KC Concepcion opened up about his lifelong stuttering struggle in an emotional letter addressed to NFL general managers.
Luther Davis allegedly wore disguises to pose as NFL players in multi-million dollar loan fraud scheme
Luther Davis, a 2009 Alabama national champion, is charged with impersonating NFL stars to fraudulently obtain nearly $20 million through fake loans.
'Baywatch' alum David Charvet accused of striking and killing a dog in gated Malibu community
"Baywatch" star David Charvet has been accused of killing a dog in a Malibu gated community. The owner says her English Labrador had to be euthanized.
Sailors injured after fire breaks out on aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower during shipyard maintenance
Three sailors were injured after a fire broke out on aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower at Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia.
Bam Margera shreds on skateboard, defies odds stacked against him
A decade ago, Bam Margera wasn't supposed to be able to ride a skateboard ever again, which makes these videos of him shredding at 46 even more inspiring.
Minnesota father who shoved conservative reporter at anti-ICE protest says family is 'absolutely not violent'
Minnesota father Chris Ostroushko claims he was defending his family after video showed him shoving reporter Savanah Hernandez at an anti-ICE protest.
Pilots accidentally broadcast 'meowing' over Reagan National Airport frequency
Pilots were heard making meow and animal noises over an open air traffic control frequency at Reagan National Airport, drawing concern and amusement.
NPR gets $80 million gift from Democratic megadonor in major boost after losing government funding
NPR says it received $113 million in charitable donations to invest in digital infrastructure after Congress rescinded public media federal funding.
Missing general, scientist deaths tied to secret US work prompt White House probe
Multiple scientists tied to U.S. military and defense research have disappeared or died, prompting questions about whether a broader pattern exists.
Meta employee accused of accessing private images
A former Meta employee is accused of accessing around 30,000 private Facebook photos by allegedly bypassing internal security systems. What to know now.