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A tipster claiming knowledge of Nancy Guthrie's abduction says there were two kidnappers and video evidence, according to Harvey Levin of TMZ.
California's billionaire tax is officially added to November ballot despite Gov. Newsom warning wealthy residents will flee to Texas or Florida.
Former MLB pitcher Jenrry Mejia said an elevator malfunction saved his life during Venezuela's massive earthquakes as a hotel collapsed around him.
Engineers at the University of Texas have developed a jacket that converts water vapor from air into drinking water using sunlight, producing 14 to 30 ounces daily.
The World Cup and America 250 celebrations unite Americans beyond politics, as the Save America Act and Trump debates fade in small-town gatherings.
MS NOW President Rebecca Kulter announced major weekend schedule changes, Alex Witt's departure and a small number of layoffs in a staff memo.
Athletics vs. Angels MLB betting analysis focuses on the under 8.5 runs with JT Ginn and Walbert Urena both pitching in their optimal spots tonight.
Jonathan Gresham headlines "PRODUCE Volume 1: The Octopus" against Fuminori Abe in Brooklyn, promising attention to detail missing in modern wrestling.
Federal prosecutors say a Chicago man helped administer Signal chats tied to an alleged plot targeting a UFC event at the White House and later attempted to destroy evidence.
Dublin, Ohio, spent over $67,000 on a Knightscope robot cop that patrolled a parking garage but led to zero arrests, tickets or criminal cases.
Rep. Mike Lawler demanded Democrat Cait Conley answer for AOC's support amid her silence on socialist candidates who want to abolish ICE.
A federal jury deadlocked in the trial against Jonathan Rinderknecht, accused of deliberately igniting the Palisades Fire. He was allegedly inspired by Luigi Mangione.
The MLBPA is proposing banning player props, seeking sportsbook endorsement clarity, and adjusting betting investigations in CBA negotiations with MLB.
WWE star Matt Cardona says things have been weird since getting shocked in Danhausen's lab, including urges to move from Florida back to Long Island.
A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to release more un-redacted Jeffrey Epstein records or justify redactions by July 2 deadline.
Rep. Tim Burchett called Alyssa Thomas' foul on Caitlin Clark "trashy" and said the Indiana Fever point guard gets the "thug treatment" in the WNBA.
Alyssa Thomas' teammate and Mercury coach Kristi Toliver defend her after WNBA suspension for reckless contact to Caitlin Clark's throat.
The USMNT lost to Turkey in their final group stage game, but coach Pochettino says the team already won their group and is ready for knockouts.
Iran's Foreign Ministry denies inviting IAEA inspectors while Trump claims Tehran agreed to highest level nuclear inspections, creating uncertainty.
Luigi Mangione's lawyers push back on reports of federal plea deal negotiations, calling anonymous sources part of a pattern to prejudice him.
Clay Aiken reflects on his 2006 feud with Kelly Ripa, calling it the most catastrophic week of his life. The two have not spoken in 20 years.
The National Park Service plans to drain the reflecting pool after Independence Day to repair damage from alleged vandalism, including cut sealant.
The Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a six-game losing streak and falling 13 games under .500 with baseball's largest $330 million payroll.
As expected, former National Security Advisor John Bolton pleaded guilty to retaining classified documents and his sentencing is set for October.
Charlie Kirk's accused assassin Tyler Robinson could still face the potential death penalty if convicted of aggravated murder, Judge Tony Graf Jr. ruled.