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Federal judge again blocks Trump's mail ballot order just before midterms
President Donald Trump's mail-in voting executive order faces a new two-week block from a federal judge as voters prepare for the midterm elections.
Fiery views on Lindsay Clancy at work could get you fired — and be perfectly legal, employment lawyer warns
Lindsay Clancy's murder trial has sparked heated workplace debates, but an employment law expert warns fiery opinions could legally get you fired.
Suspected human smugglers lead cops on 100-mph chase before bailing and allegedly committing armed carjacking
Helicopter video captures the 100-mph chase in Fabens, Texas, as two suspected human smugglers bail out and one allegedly carjacks a civilian at gunpoint.
Aliyah Boston addresses Caitlin Clark's viral smile at Angel Reese on 'Post Moves' podcast
Aliyah Boston addressed Caitlin Clark's viral smile at Angel Reese on her podcast with Candace Parker, revealing how the Fever reacted to the meme.
Tony Romo hit with several new citations after OWI arrest, further jeopardizing return to NFL broadcasts
Tony Romo faces three new Milwaukee citations including operating while intoxicated and open intoxicants tied to his July arrest on a highway.
California authorities identify final unknown victim of ‘Happy Face Killer’ Keith Jesperson after 34 years
DNA testing confirmed Lydia Jane Wade McWhorter as the 'Happy Face Killer's' final unidentified victim, found along a California highway in 1992.
New York Gov Hochul rejects Trump's 'Lake America' renaming with blunt message
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul pushed back on President Donald Trump's executive order to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake America" amid his trade war with Canada.
Old Al Michaels stumbles through awkward Lake America-Trump jab during Thursday Night Football broadcast
Al Michaels dropped a smug Trump joke about Lake Ontario's renaming during Thursday Night Football, leaving Kirk Herbstreit frozen in silence.
Fired Stars and Stripes staffers sue Pentagon, allege retaliation and First Amendment violation
Fired Stars and Stripes staffers allege the Pentagon retaliated against them for First Amendment-protected speech and USS Abraham Lincoln reporting.
Maine meteorologist suffers giggle attack on live TV after prank backfires spectacularly
Patrick Osborn struggled to finish his WABI weather report after a prank involving Charlie Brown audio sent him into a fit of laughter.
Broncos coach Sean Payton buries Geoff Schwartz after analyst butchers Bo Nix's downfield game
Sean Payton fired back at analyst Geoff Schwartz after his claim that Bo Nix doesn't push the ball downfield was corrected by deep-ball stats.
Dodgers owner Mark Walter denies reports, says team payroll is supported by revenue: 'There has been no fraud'
TWG Global denies fraud allegations in a new statement, saying no one has been harmed and that the Los Angeles Dodgers have top revenue in baseball.