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The Trump administration filed its fourteenth lawsuit challenging in-state tuition for illegal immigrants, this time targeting Colorado's ASSET Act.
Francesca Hong, a Democratic Socialists of America member, leads the Wisconsin Democratic primary for governor at 26%, according to a new Marquette poll.
Megan Rapinoe appeared on "The View" to argue that transgender athlete bans are a broader attack on women's empowerment and confidence overall.
Andrew Truelove allegedly snuck into a restricted area at Rockefeller Center hunting for Al Roker before screaming a racial slur at Craig Melvin.
A USA Today columnist apologized on Bluesky after invoking Emmett Till's lynching in a sports column criticizing Caitlin Clark's on-court behavior.
DHS cited 6,947 criminally-convicted illegal immigrants released in New York due to failure to honor ICE detainers, rebuking Rep. Daniel Goldman's claim.
Charley Hull's brutal quadruple bogey at the Scottish Open, Nancy Armour's controversial WNBA column, and Sophie Cunningham clapping back at reporters.
Alyssa Farah Griffin called out her co-hosts for defending Graham Platner despite his Nazi tattoo, sparking an on-air exchange Thursday.
President Donald Trump announced Chinese leader Xi Jinping will visit the U.S. on Sept. 24, with artificial intelligence dominance expected to be a central discussion topic.
Dave Portnoy called Nancy Armour's column linking Caitlin Clark's officiating disputes to racist abuse and Emmett Till the worst sports writing ever.
Nearly 84% of severe heart attack patients had detectable microplastics in their coronary artery blood, with polyethylene found in 97% of cases.
Jack Smith's lawyers call Jim Jordan's criminal referral "meritless," claiming Trump ordered his prosecution and questions focused on toll records.
Wife swapping frustrations, a secret married coworker affair confession and jaw-dropping real wedding objection stories fill this week's romance tales.
Adam Fetcher, Barack Obama's former deputy national press secretary, faces a felony fraud charge after allegedly stealing a co-worker's debit card.
Kumba, the iconic Busch Gardens Tampa Bay roller coaster, will close Aug. 2 after 33 years, but a $100 million replacement is already in the works.
Fernando Mendoza signed his $57.27 million fully guaranteed rookie deal, but Kirk Cousins holds the starting quarterback job heading into Raiders camp.
Marco Rubio surged from 7% to 26% in New Hampshire's latest GOP primary poll, dramatically closing the gap with JD Vance in the hypothetical 2028 presidential nomination race.
Elon Musk says Grok Imagine will produce a full-length "historically accurate" version of Homer's "The Odyssey" before the end of this year.
A Heritage Foundation expert called a Smithsonian exhibit "shocking" for suggesting Benjamin Franklin may have used electroshock on enslaved people.
A Minnesota man was sentenced to consecutive life terms for killing a former state House speaker and her husband, and shooting another elected official.
NFF President Lise Klaveness said she will pursue a formal ethics complaint over FIFA's decision to reverse Folarin Balogun's red card ban.
Three Ankeny school district teachers settled their discrimination lawsuit for about $150,000 after being disciplined for a student-led drag show.
Karoline Leavitt backed Sophie Cunningham after the Indiana Fever star faced backlash for speaking out against biological men competing in women's sports.
Rhode Island Democrat Enrique Sanchez threatened ICE with a profane "day of reckoning'"post, escalating his history of calling agents "Nazi Gestapo thugs."
South Carolina revenue records list Alex Murdaugh's $1.6 million tax debt as his lawyers push to test unknown male DNA found under Maggie's fingernails.