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Wesley Kirk Ford Jr. says he was fired from a Louisiana Chili's for refusing to use preferred pronouns, but the restaurant claims repeated harassment.
Conor McGregor's return against Max Holloway ended after 69 seconds when a knee injury forced a stoppage. Dana White says he suspects a blown ACL.
New York drains nearly $2 million a day in unemployment fraud, prompting an unprecedented DOL strike team deployment with embedded special agents.
French police reportedly made 98 arrests in Paris after chaos erupted following the soccer team's World Cup semifinal loss to Spain on Tuesday.
Ambassador Matthew Whitaker says allies added nearly $150 billion in defense spending as NATO pushes toward an ambitious 5% GDP target by 2035.
Dave Portnoy questioned why people who left "disaster" countries promote socialism in the United States during his "Adam Carolla Show" appearance.
The Portland Pickles staged a scripted kiss between two men on the baseball diamond during a family game, drawing sharp reactions across social media.
Haley Stevens leads Abdul El-Sayed by seven points in the Michigan Senate primary as Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez head to the state.
The Miami Hurricanes enter 2026 ACC Media Days as overwhelming favorites, but Clemson and SMU loom as potential threats to their title hopes.
Jamey Carney's livestreamed funeral in Killarney celebrated her life as a "ray of sunshine" while the Jordanian suspect remains detained abroad.
AssuranceAmerica's data breach exposed driver's license numbers and insurance details of nearly 7 million people after an employee was targeted.
Sam Darnold and the Seahawks face a tougher path after their Super Bowl win, with the Rams, 49ers, and Cardinals all expected to improve this year.
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