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Colts face quarterback uncertainty as Daniel Jones recovers from Achilles injury
Daniel Jones is set to start for the Colts despite an Achilles tear, with Anthony Richardson and Riley Leonard waiting as backups this season.
Jon Ossoff dodges on why he invoked Trump aide's name during Georgia campaign rally
Jon Ossoff dodged on why he invoked Natalie Harp's name specifically during a campaign rally, as viral video of his remarks sparks debate on both sides.
Longtime GOP aide defects to Dem rising star as Texas Senate battle for Cornyn's seat heats up
A former John Cornyn staffer joins James Talarico's Democratic campaign against Ken Paxton in a Texas race that could flip Republican Senate control.
Chicago Cubs favored on the run line as White Sox bullpen faces serious availability concerns
The Chicago White Sox lead the American League Central, but their bullpen setup faces a tough test against Kevin Gausman and the Cubs tonight.
Antisemitism fight explodes in Florida as voters head to the polls: 'Political pogrom'
Randy Fine calls Dan Bilzerian's GOP primary challenge an "organized pogrom against Jews" after an AI video depicted Nazi tropes.
South Korean president jumps to invest in military after Trump cuts joint exercises
Lee Jae Myung urged stronger independent South Korean military capabilities after Trump ordered cuts to U.S.-South Korean Ulchi Freedom Shield drills.
Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong shows off his humility after first career walk-off homer against White Sox
Pete Crow-Armstrong's walk-off home run in extra innings against the White Sox made him the first Cubs player with back-to-back 30-30 seasons.
Lindsay Clancy's family was 'very concerned' about her mental health in the months before she killed her kids
Lindsay Clancy's mother-in-law testified the accused mother was 'begging for help' with insomnia and anxiety months before the Duxbury killings.
White House tears into Ossoff with brutal takedown after jab at key Trump aide: ‘Lightweight loser’
Jon Ossoff's campaign rally comments about Trump aide Natalie Harp sparked accusations of sexism from conservatives and White House officials.
Minnesota 'outstanding refugee' honoree accused in fraud scheme tied to sex trafficking: 'Can't make this up'
Salman Ahmed Elmi, once honored as an outstanding refugee in Minnesota, now faces charges for aiding a scheme to bill Medicaid for over $1 million.
Trump’s affordability plan faces conservative pushback as pocketbook issues loom over midterms
Advancing American Freedom says government zoning rules and energy regulations are why Americans can't afford homes, and offers 10 policy fixes.
Kushner touts unprecedented Iran contacts as Tehran denies Trump backchannel
Jared Kushner says U.S.-Iran communications are "more robust" than ever but accuses Iranian officials of trying to "trick" the U.S. with false concessions.