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Olivia Dunne had a wild 'White Party' while Paul Skenes got shelled, rooftop fight & Jutta Leerdam fires heat
Olivia Dunne partied at Michael Rubin's white party while Paul Skenes got shelled in Philadelphia, giving up 11 earned runs in his last nine innings.
Experts say ‘deeply’ concerned over Iran’s work at underground nuclear site
Pickaxe Mountain, a secret nuclear site in the Zagros Mountains, shows continued construction per satellite imagery. IAEA inspectors have not been allowed to vi...
Erika Kirk hits back at NY Times newsletter about marriage and kids, accuses writer of missing the point
Erika Kirk accused the New York Times of misrepresenting her views on marriage and children, arguing family shouldn't be viewed through a financial lens.
The tallest player ever selected in the NHL blew minds in his debut with the San Jose Sharks
The 7'1" Alexander Karmanov chugged 200 feet up the ice at the San Jose Sharks prospect game, proving his skating may be more effective than pretty.
Police swarm Michigan shopping center after 'significant' shooting incident
Dearborn Police are actively investigating a shooting at the Fairlane Town Center mall. The number of potential casualties remain unclear.
US military deploys MTVRs, airlifts aid to Venezuela following deadly earthquakes
The USS Fort Lauderdale and Marine Corps vehicles support Venezuela earthquake relief as the death toll nears 2,000 and continues to rise.
Trump floats inviting Obama, Biden, Bush to the White House to watch football
President Donald Trump suggested it would be fun to invite former presidents like Barack Obama and George W. Bush to watch a football game with him at the White...
Knicks champion says he hopes 'truth comes out' after leaving team for Eastern Conference rival
Mitchell Robinson told OG Anunoby he "tried" to stay with the New York Knicks, but hinted the franchise did not reciprocate after the championship.
NYC rent board dissenter warns Mamdani-backed freeze could hurt affordable housing over time: 'Slow burn'
Rental Guidelines Board member Arpit Gupta said he disagrees with the freeze and favors a targeted approach that focuses more on low-income tenants.
Philadelphia 'Salute to Independence' parade cancelled Friday as blistering temperatures slam the city
The Salute to Independence Semiquincentennial Parade scheduled to take place in Philadelphia was cancelled on Friday due to high temperatures.
Interpol issues red notice for Ukrainian woman wanted to Monaco apartment bombing targeting oligarch
Interpol issued a red notice for Anastasiia Berezovska, suspected of planting an explosive device targeting sanctioned oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev in Monaco.
FBI announces 305 arrests, 24 missing children recovered in Chicago during Operation New Dawn
Operation New Dawn brought 11 federal agencies together to execute 305 arrests in Chicago over 60 days, recovering 24 kidnapped or missing children.