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Politics
Angel Reese Doubles Down on Major WNBA Award Declaration
Angel Reese reiterated a claim that an Atlanta Dream player will receive a significant WNBA award that she's favored to win.
Politics
AL Squad On Track to Set Unwanted History Amid Home Struggles
The Athletics have the worst home record in MLB despite scoring the most runs per game at home of any AL squad in the 2026 season.
Politics
Joey Porter Jr Breaks Silence on Contract Standoff With Steelers
After missing Pittsburgh's first two games, Joey Porter Jr. spoke out on his stalled contract talks and when he expects to return.
Sport
Jon Scheyer Sends Clear Message on Future at Duke After NBA Speculation
After being linked to NBA head coaching jobs in recent months, Jon Scheyer made it clear he's fully committed to Duke.
Sport
Young Star Makes Unfortunate MLB History Amid Rocky Season
Chicago White Sox shortstop Colson Montgomery has had a confusing season to say the least, and made history in Thursday's game.
Politics
Lakers GM Rob Pelinka Makes Thoughts Clear on LeBron James Leaving for 76ers
Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka made his thoughts clear on how things ended with LeBron James as he went into free agency.
Politics
Jets OC Frank Reich Defends Controversial Fourth-Down Call From Week 2 Loss
New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich explained his play-calling decision from Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Politics
Chris Pappas Reverses Polling Trend in New Hampshire Senate Race
The new poll shows a flip in possible momentum in Democrats' favor less than 6 weeks out from Election Day.
Politics
Texas Senate Race Heats Up Over Ken Paxton Probe Into Data Center Water Use
Paxton announced that he is investigating hundreds of data centers in Texas over their water use.
Politics
Tropical Storm Nolo Live Tracker Maps as Hurricane Watch Issued in Hawaii
Tropical Storm Nolo is expected to become a hurricane later on Thursday as it approaches Hawaii.
Politics
SNAP and Medicaid Will Change Dramatically in October: What to Know
The changes affect both the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid.
Politics
Map Shows Where Kratom Is Legal Amid Probe into Ole Miss Student Deaths
As officials investigate the deaths of two Ole Miss students, a look at kratom laws shows a patchwork of bans and regulations.
Politics
Sharon Stone and Jennifer Hudson Owned Variety's Power of Women Night
Jennifer Hudson honored Dolly Parton, Sharon Stone brought the house down and Issa Rae got real at Variety's Power of Women.
Politics
Netanyahu’s Empty Seats Became His Strongest Prop
When diplomats walked out on Benjamin Netanyahu at the UN, they meant to diminish him. The image may have done the opposite.
Health
Trump's FDA Nominee Grilled by GOP Senator Over Childhood Vaccine Schedule
President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Food and Drug Administration faced pointed questioning from senators Thursday.
Politics
Supreme Court Faces New Immigration Decision After Trump Admin Plea
The government said third-country removals were necessary to get criminals out of the U.S. when home countries won't take them.
Politics
America Has a Buyers’ Market They Can’t Afford
Mortgage rates above 7% are giving active buyers more leverage even as they price millions of would-be buyers out of the market.
Politics
Nick Chubb Set for Emotional Return to Cleveland to Retire as a Brown
Nick Chubb is returning to Cleveland to sign a one-day deal with the Browns, capping off a legendary NFL career.
Politics
Teacher Responds to Backlash Over Faking Black, Palestinian Heritage
A white teacher who admitted lying about her heritage apologized on Thursday, insisting she's "heartbroken" by the swift blowback.
Politics
Measles Cases are Rising—How Do Mortality and Vaccination Rates Compare?
Attention has turned to how mortality and vaccination rates compare to "one of the most contagious diseases" there is.
Politics
Maryland Sets AI Guardrails as States Confront Data Center Boom
Maryland is tightening its rules for data centers, joining a growing number of states pushing back on the industry's rapid growth.
Politics
Former Saints Pro Bowler Considered Unretiring to Play With Tyler Shough
A retired Pro Bowl offensive lineman thought about making a comeback to block for New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough.
Sport
Ja'Marr Chase Blasts NFL Over Punishment for Unusual TD Celebration
Ja'Marr Chase was fined by the NFL for his 'People's Elbow' touchdown celebration in Week 2, and he's not happy about it.
Politics
Student Loan Update: 400,000 More Borrowers in Default Under Trump Admin
The defaulted loans now total approximately $234 billion, representing about 14 percent of the federal student loan portfolio.
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