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Amanda Seyfried doubles down on Charlie Kirk comments as unapologetic stance leads to bodyguard protection
Amanda Seyfried tells British GQ she hired a bodyguard after facing backlash for calling the late Charlie Kirk "hateful" following his murder in 2025.
Senate Republican pushes merit-based military promotions, targets Biden-era DEI policies
Sen. Jim Banks secures NDAA amendment to reverse Biden-era DEI policies at the Pentagon, backing Secretary Hegseth's push for merit-based promotions.
Palisades Fire suspect allegedly driven by 'societal revenge,' behavioral analyst testifies in court
Expert testifies accused Palisades Fire starter Jonathan Rinderknecht allegedly exhibited behavior consistent with someone seeking societal revenge.
Former NFL tight end Greg Olsen weighs in on league's two biggest controversies heading into 2026
Greg Olsen shared his thoughts on NFL streaming costs and the turf vs. grass debate as the league navigates major changes ahead of the 2026 season.
Fraudsters accused of ripping off America’s grandparents face new crackdown under GOP bill
Sen. Ashley Moody introduces two bills targeting fraud in federal childcare programs and scams against seniors, strengthening oversight and penalties.
Hurricanes star Andrei Svechnikov reflects on years of playoff heartbreak before finally winning Stanley Cup
Andrei Svechnikov celebrated his Carolina Hurricanes' first Stanley Cup since 2006 after eight consecutive playoff appearances and years of heartbreak.
Democratic socialist poised to lead DC after opponent concedes, setting stage for clashes with Trump
Janeese Lewis George, a Democratic Socialist, wins the D.C. Democrat mayoral primary, positioning her to become the next mayor of the nation's capital.
Mayor's Office hangs Ewing's retired number for Knicks player who barely saw court at NBA Finals parade
The New York Knicks championship parade features a glaring banner mistake, with Dillon Jones incorrectly given the retired No. 33 of Patrick Ewing.
Ali Larter defends Taylor Sheridan's writing of female characters, calling criticism a 'false narrative'
Ali Larter defends Taylor Sheridan's writing of female characters, calling the criticism a "false narrative" in a new Hollywood Reporter interview.
DAVID MARCUS: Americans learn to view time like soccer fans
Exploring why soccer's nonstop flow challenges American fans raised on baseball and football's familiar built-in breaks for mental calculation.
Lawmakers scramble after Trump derails bid to revive key counterterrorism tool days after FBI thwarts UFC plot
Lawmakers say FISA 702 renewal is back to square one after Trump's eleventh-hour decision blew up the Senate process days after a foiled terror plot.
Supreme Court unanimously limits use of gun law used to prosecute Hunter Biden
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a federal gun law cannot be broadly applied to all illegal drug users, siding with a Texas man who admitted to regularl...