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Trump threatens 'unprecedented' economic consequences for any nation aiding Iran
Trump declared "economic warfare" against Iran, warning that any nation or business providing a financial lifeline to the regime will face severe, unprecedented...
Minneapolis City Council moves to pass dress code ordinance to fight velvet rope discrimination
A Minneapolis city committee advanced a dress code ordinance Tuesday targeting velvet rope discrimination at bars and liquor-licensed businesses citywide.
Ketel Marte's unexplained absence gets stranger as Diamondbacks fight for NL wild card spot
Ketel Marte vanished from the Arizona Diamondbacks with no explanation, leaving MLB manager Torey Lovullo unsure if his star was even in Boston.
Jon Ossoff's controversial Trump jab sparks media feeding frenzy over White House aide Natalie Harp
The viral jab against President Donald Trump by Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., during a campaign speech sparked a media frenzy around White House aide Natalie Harp.
John Stamos celebrates turning 63 with a thirst trap that has fans saying 'have mercy'
John Stamos posted a black-and-white mirror selfie in his birthday suit to mark turning 63, making fans wild.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle planning to move back to UK with children 6 years after royal exit: reports
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are enrolled in a British school starting September as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle prepare to leave Montecito.
8-year-old boy killed after tree falls at YMCA summer camp in Massachusetts
An 8-year-old boy died after a tree fell at a YMCA summer camp in Wayland, Massachusetts, while a counselor suffered minor injuries.
Bronx man accused of attacking Shabbat worshippers admitted motive in recorded interview, feds say
The Justice Department charged Larry Montes with federal hate crimes after he allegedly attacked congregants during a Shabbat service in Manhattan.
Thousands of North Korean IT workers are infiltrating corporate America
North Korean operatives use stolen identities, AI and laptop farms to write résumés, help answer interview questions and land U.S. jobs.
Drew Brees calls Hurricane Katrina 'defining moment' of career, credits faith and community for perseverance
Drew Brees revealed how Hurricane Katrina became the defining moment of his career that forged an unbreakable bond between him and the city of New Orleans.
Shirley MacLaine makes rare video appearance, pokes fun at 1960s movie flop
Shirley MacLaine, 92, sent a video message to a New York theater screening "Sweet Charity," joking about Bob Fosse's directorial debut flopping.
Third body found in Minneapolis in three days as police investigate string of deaths: report
Three bodies were found in Minneapolis in three days near Stone Arch Bridge, East River Flats Park and Bde Maka Ska Lake. It's unclear if the bodies are connect...