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80% of claims in America's largest sexual abuse settlement in history could be fraudulent, LA DA says
LA County DA Nathan Hochman asks judge to freeze $4 billion sexual abuse settlement payments, claiming four out of five claims could be fraudulent.
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A Texas mom says police arrested her over a Facebook post, and U.S. health experts weigh in on concerns about dirty sodas amid their growing popularity.
Talarico's move to swap out 'woman' resurfaces amid backlash over similar bill in NY: 'Insane individual'
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico once used "pregnant individual" instead of "woman" in a 2023 abortion bill, drawing criticism from opponents.
Austin Metcalf's family hit with death threats as Karmelo Anthony supporters face violence allegations
Supporters of convicted murderer Karmelo Anthony allegedly assault a man and send death threats to the Metcalf family after the guilty verdict.
Eating 5 fruits and vegetables a day may not be enough for heart health, study finds
New research suggests that meeting fruit and vegetable guidelines may not provide enough flavanols for heart health benefits without choosing specific foods.
Kate Middleton hailed as the monarchy's 'saving grace' after cancer battle transformed her royal role: experts
Royal experts say Kate Middleton has become the monarchy's saving grace after her cancer battle, emerging stronger and thriving in her "Kate Era."
Top US ally's defense chief quits, warns military lacks resources for rising threats
John Healey resigned, accusing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government of failing to adequately fund the military amid rising Russian threats.
America’s baby bust may be linked to the iPhone, study says
A new study suggests the iPhone may account for up to 52% of the decline in U.S. birth rates after 2007 by changing how young people socialize and date.
Archaeological dig at Battle of Bunker Hill site uncovers Revolutionary War artifacts
Archaeologists are finding gun flints, musket balls, and ceramics in their search for the redoubt colonial soldiers built by hand at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
The forgotten 14th colony: St Augustine showcases its revolutionary history ahead of America's 250th
As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, St. Augustine, Florida, is honoring its legacy as the oldest city in the continental United States.
Cuba’s dictatorship has long been a threat to America. Now, it’s finally teetering
Rep. Carlos Gimenez says Cuba's communist regime is crumbling, citing blackouts, food shortages and threats from China, Russia and Iran near U.S. shores.