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83-year-old woman sues Honolulu after website error turned into $590K nightmare
An 83-year-old Honolulu woman sued the city after being fined $590,000 over a rental listing website glitch while she was hospitalized for injuries.
EXCLUSIVE: Collins pits record built in Maine potato fields against Platner's 'angry rhetoric'
Sen. Susan Collins faces a tight re-election battle against scandal-plagued Democratic nominee Graham Platner as Schumer targets her Maine Senate seat.
Chiefs heiress Hunt sisters inspire Team USA to incredible win over Paraguay, buy Bulls banner & brisket
Team USA's physical, aggressive performance against Paraguay in the Club World Cup should inspire even soccer haters to tune in for the next match.
Robot soccer player dents wall with terrifying kicks
Booster Robotics' T1 humanoid robot kicks soccer balls hard enough to dent walls, raising serious safety questions about powerful robots near people.
Phil Mickelson obtains defamation counsel to absolve 'false rumors' that got him booted from golf club
Phil Mickelson's attorney said video evidence will absolve the golfer after he was accused of inappropriate contact with a female club employee.
California guaranteed income advocacy group recommends permanent policy funded by 'dedicated local taxes'
Economic Security Project, which helped launch over 100 guaranteed income pilots nationwide, wants California to fund a permanent program using taxpayer dollars...
Divorcees and widows share concerning mental health trait, researchers find
New research from Norway finds divorcees and widows may face higher mortality risk than those who remain coupled, highlighting social disconnection.
JONATHAN TURLEY: When journalists whine about #MeToo, they don’t mean Platner, too
Reporter Jodi Kantor says Graham Platner abuse allegations are not classic #MeToo accusations, giving Democrats cover to support the Maine Senate candidate.
TANVI RATNA: How Trump's multi-front pressure is shrinking Putin's operating space
Russia's energy leverage faces unprecedented pressure as sanctions, Ukrainian drone strikes, and Europe's legal gas phase-out compress Moscow's options.
UNRWA fires 70 Gaza staffers amid allegations of Hamas ties, says terminations not admission of guilt
UNRWA fires 70 Gaza staff members amid long-standing Israeli claims the agency collaborates with Hamas, though it says dismissals are not an admission.
Hasan Piker celebrates America being 'closer than ever' to socialism as he backs NYC candidates
Twitch streamer Hasan Piker rallied for socialist candidates Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier ahead of New York's June 23 primary.
Customers hit with automatic 20% gratuities as restaurants combat tipping confusion
Automatic gratuities at World Cup restaurants spark debate as operators weigh protecting tipped workers against potential consumer backlash over fees.