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Drunk repeat offender called a 'ticking time-bomb' before 80-mph boating collision killed woman: prosecutors
Richard Stevenson allegedly had a BAC of .236 and was going 80 mph in a no-wake zone when his pontoon struck a couple's boat on the Fox River.
Iran expert brands Islamic Center of England Iran's 'UK office,' urges immediate closure
An Iran expert urges Britain to shut down the Islamic Center of England, claiming it operates as the supreme leader's office amid IRGC smuggling threats.
Acting DNI touts 'approximately 30% Staff Reduction from Weeks Ago' as Senate poised to confirm Trump nominee
Acting Director of National Intelligence William Pulte announced what he called "a 5th and Near Final Round of TERMINATIONS" on Tuesday.
Thousands swarm stunning mountain escape as selfie tourism backlash erupts online
Photos are showing massive shuttle lines at Tre Cime di Lavaredo in Italy as selfie tourism overwhelms one of the Dolomites' most iconic destinations for travel...
Chevy Chase called out for being 'not so nice' to Billy Joel's ex-wife at a keg party
Katie Lee Biegel claimed on her podcast that Chevy Chase mistook her for staff and shooed her away at a keg party with her ex-husband Billy Joel.
Anthony Fauci diary entries set social media ablaze as critics mock, condemn behavior
Dr. Anthony Fauci's diary entries reveal his fixation on fame and media appearances during the COVID pandemic, sparking massive social media backlash.
Patriots receiver Mack Hollins’ barefoot escapades reach a new plateau in second New England season
Mack Hollins says New England restaurants now let him dine barefoot after his breakout Patriots season, but his shoeless habit is just one quirk.
What a fourth-generation fishing captain has learned from nearly 100 years on the Gulf
Dylan Hubbard carries nearly 100 years of family legacy at Hubbard's Marina in Madeira Beach, navigating hurricanes, NOAA and a changing industry.
ESPN’s favorite insider accidentally explained why most Americans don’t trust the media
Andrew Marchand's defense of withholding the Ryan Clark story accidentally exposed how access journalism lets powerful people control the news cycle.
House committee passes Foreign Funding Transparency Act to expose foreign donations to nonprofits
The Foreign Funding Transparency Act targets foreign nationals funneling money through tax-exempt organizations to political committees in the U.S.
Kaylee Goncalves' mother says family ready for trial after Bryan Kohberger seeks to withdraw guilty plea
Kaylee Goncalves' mother says the family is confident in the evidence and hopes a trial would lead to a death penalty conviction for Bryan Kohberger.
Tick Tock: SEC and Big Ten receive revised Protect College Sports Act as Senate vote timeline looms
Revised Protect College Sports Act language was sent to SEC and Big Ten for opinion after weeks of work from Ted Cruz, Maria Cantwell and other leaders.