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A masked gunman allegedly shot a 21-year-old livery cab driver in the face during an attempted robbery in Brooklyn before fleeing with cash, according to police...
More than 500 journalists signed a letter urging the WHCA to publicly condemn President Donald Trump's press attacks from the podium at the rescheduled dinner.
Ryan Clark's ESPN dismissal sparked outrage from Stephen A. Smith and Jemele Hill, but his history of apologies and friction tells a different story.
Melanie Shatner Gretsch reveals how a late-night lump led to her HER2-positive breast cancer diagnosis while her father faced stage 4 melanoma.
Trump approval holds at 39% as Democrats lead the generic ballot by 7 points, the highest for either party in Fox News polling since 1996.
Tsegaab Binessu, a migrant from Ethiopia and former truck driver, allegedly killed three St. Paul apartment staffers over a parking cancellation dispute.
World Cup winners Fabian Ruiz and Gavi each received their body weight in tomatoes from their Spanish hometown of Los Palacios y Villafranca.
ICE has lodged a detainer for Javiel Pena Sola, an illegal immigrant charged in a deadly Salisbury hit-and-run that killed three people on July 18.
Nick Saban says college football teams should play 12 Power 5 games, eliminating easy non-conference schedules that weaken strength of schedule.
DHS says Gov. Abigail Spanberger's rollback of Virginia's 287(g) agreement created a "hotbed" for illegal immigrant crime after a toddler's killing.
The Maryland medical examiner confirmed Kaylee Hottle's cause of death after the "Godzilla x Kong" star was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Ijamsville.
Ryan Clark made around $2 million per year but generated negative headlines and showed ratings dips, leaving ESPN with no compelling reason to keep him.
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