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An attorney is seeking Erik Menendez's release from prison due to a serious medical condition after he was taken to a hospital. He has been serving a life sentence with his brother Lyle following their conviction for murdering their parents in 1989. A judge recently resentenced both brothers to 50 years to life, making them eligible for parole.

Hunter Biden expressed deep frustration with George Clooney's calls for his father to abandon his 2024 campaign, questioning why anyone values the opinion of the actor. He criticized Clooney's shifts in support, particularly after a poor presidential debate performance by Joe Biden, highlighting the negative impact of such elite voices on the party's unity and morale.

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee has effectively barred transgender women from competing in women's sports due to compliance with President Trump's executive order, impacting many sports federations.

Polymarket has acquired QCX, a Commodity Futures Trading Commission-licensed derivatives exchange, for $112 million, re-opening its platform to U.S. users in the near future.

The FIFA World Cup taking place in the tri-state area is projected to bring in $3.3 billion for New York and New Jersey, with MetLife Stadium hosting eight matches.

Residents of Staten Island should prepare for extreme heat and potential heat-related risks before the end of the week.

Security officers at Los Angeles International Airport have found unusual smuggling methods, including fake solar panels containing nearly 300 pounds of methamphetamine headed for New Zealand.

Riverside County Judge sentenced San Francisco lawyer David Replogle to life in prison without parole for conspiracy to kill retiree Clifford Lambert in 2008.

Liz Kendall's announcement of a new review into the state pension age has drawn a strong response from readers, who feel increasingly squeezed by reforms they see as unfair and unrealistic.

In South Korea, a stockpile of oral cholera vaccines is in constant use, shipping about 5 million doses monthly to countries like Angola, Sudan, and South Sudan.

After more than a decade in exile, Syrians around the world are asking themselves a once unthinkable question: Is it finally time to go home?

"A 50% tariff will kill that market."

"Espousing the importance of a balanced diet, Abriana Cain, a pediatric dietitian, emphasizes that while protein is crucial, excessive intake can lead to health issues."

Vulnerability can be a scary thing, even when we're on the mend. Black boys boast bravado not to seem broken. And often, so do Black men.

"More than 10,000 chemicals are used to make beauty and personal care products. We owe it to consumers to ensure the beauty and personal care products they use daily are safe."

"Had we had sirens along this area up and down, the same type of sirens that they have in Israel when there's an attack coming that would have blown very loudly, it's possible that that would've saved some of these lives."

Jessica experienced severe hardships due to drug addiction and homelessness, culminating in a two-month jail sentence following charges of drug possession, identity fraud, and forgery.

Adrienne Jones-McAllister recounted the devastating moment her husband approached her MRI room, wearing a 20-pound weight-training chain when the machine suddenly pulled him in, resulting in a tragic accident.

Ray came almost every shift to take care of Hermon's father's vital signs and basic needs, making a significant impact during a traumatic time.

Jose Adolfo Macias Villamar, known as 'Fito,' led a violent gang in Ecuador involved in cocaine trafficking and was recently extradited to the U.S. after escaping prison.

With stability returning to Los Angeles, the Secretary has directed the redeployment of the 700 Marines whose presence sent a clear message: lawlessness will not be tolerated.

U.S. stock markets showed mixed results last week, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite reaching new all-time highs due to strong corporate earnings, while the Dow and S&P MidCap 400 fell slightly.

Gold prices have climbed in response to a weaker US dollar and the resurgence of geopolitical risks, which are enhancing the appeal of non-yielding assets like gold.

A 54-year-old New York man is accused of fatally stabbing his 41-year-old wife and their 2-year-old daughter in a horrifying domestic incident at their Ridgewood home on Saturday.

The American Athletic Conference rebranded itself as the American Conference, adopting a new mascot named Soar, an eagle, to strengthen its identity and community presence.

"Accurately reporting death tolls from natural disasters is something that journalists and the media have long struggled with, and I think there are a number of reasons for that."

Midsize cities are stealing the spotlight as job markets heat up, professional networks expand, and newcomers fuel growth. These cities aren't the typical large urban centers, but vibrant hubs with growing professional communities and strong momentum.

Verizon raised its annual profit forecast, citing strong demand for premium plans and benefits from tax law changes, leading to a notable rise in shares.

Corey Adams, an 18-year-old Mississippi freshman defensive lineman, was shot and killed near Memphis, Tennessee, prompting an investigation by the Shelby County Sheriff's Office.

Over the past decade, suburban population growth outpaced urban population growth, with a notable 11.9% increase in outer suburbs compared to only 5.9% in principal cities.

Witnesses reported that the 60-foot sportfishing boat collided with the USS Midway at approximately 12:45 p.m. on Friday, generating significant noise.

Alaska Airlines has grounded its fleet due to an unspecified IT issue, affecting operations and leading to a temporary ground stop across its network.

Missouri's House Bill 974, known as 'The Insurance Data Security Act,' mandates insurers and licensed entities to adopt specific standards for data security and breach notifications.

U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hamilton, located adjacent to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, was designed by Simon Bernard, a former French military officer who served under Napoleon Bonaparte.

The Kremlin is building its way toward a reality where it can soon launch 2,000 Shahed one-way attack drones in one night, according to two recent Western assessments.

Derrek Cooper, the No. 1 running back in the 2026 class, committed to Texas after considering Florida State, Georgia, Miami, and Ohio State. His commitment highlights Texas' strong recruiting efforts.

Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's coalition is facing potential defeat in an election for the upper house of Japan's Diet, which could worsen political instability.

Fauja Singh, an 89-year-old Sikh farmer from Punjab, trained for marathons to overcome the grief of losing his family and became a renowned marathon runner, changing perceptions of aging.

The reduction in the number of people on the missing list came as the search for victims entered its third week, down from nearly 100.

"They wouldn't have had somebody like me telling them what to do on the night. They would have all been expected to know what to do, and it would have been really shocking if you made a mistake during the dance."