John Malkovich brushes off Oscar buzz around latest dark comedy performance
John Malkovich has played down growing Oscar buzz surrounding his performance in Wild Horse Nine.Insisting the attention... Read More
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'We are stalled': US-Iran war stuck with no end in sight
WASHINGTON — The United States and Iran have intensified tit-for-tat military strikes in recent days, remaining locked between ceasefire and all-out war as the White House struggles to end the six-month conflict.
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Accusations of violence didn't restrict suspected Minneapolis shooter's gun ownership
MINNEAPOLIS — The volatile behavior of a man suspected of carrying out a mass shooting in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday had been well-documented by officials in various county and city agencies. It did not stop him ...Read more
Elon Musk is throwing his cash around in Pa. again. This time, in support of 3 GOP lawmakers in swing districts
PHILADELPHIA — Elon Musk is back.
The richest man in the world, who was laser-focused on delivering Pennsylvania for President Donald Trump in 2024, is wielding his wallet in the Keystone State once again to support ...Read more
Fox cuts ties with Maria Bartiromo, weeks after she vanished from her own shows
Fox News Media has parted ways with anchor Maria Bartiromo, a veteran news personality who is a central figure in two defamation cases against the company.
Fox News issued a terse statement Thursday saying she is no ...Read more
Meghan Markle accused of making Gloria Steinem's death about herself
As was to be expected, many prominent women around the country paid tribute to Gloria Steinem on Thursday, following the news of her death at age 92.
Melinda French Gates praised the feminist icon for the “decades of ...Read more
St. Kitts Prime Minister Terrance Drew in Miami amid medical scare
MIAMI — St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Terrance Drew is in South Florida following a health scare over the weekend.
Drew, 49, confirmed his whereabouts in a video message, telling citizens of his eastern Caribbean ...Read more
NYC has one of its safest summers ever, but subway assaults and hate crimes are up
NEW YORK — New York City has seen one of its safest summers ever, NYPD stats show — even as hate crimes and subway assaults rise.
Between June 1 and Aug. 31, cops investigated 195 shootings, 32 fewer than during the ...Read more
Appreciation: Cassandra Wilson, the most gifted singer of her generation, made any style indelibly her own
SAN DIEGO — Hearing Cassandra Wilson sing may not quite have qualified as a religious experience, but it often came close enough to inspire a state of near rapture for her devoted listeners, me included.
Or, as ...Read more
US sends another deportation flight to Haiti. A former Haitian official among 101 aboard
A former senior Haitian government official wanted on corruption allegations in his volatile homeland, who was arrested last week by U.S. immigration authorities, was deported Thursday along with 100 other Haitian ...Read more
Think your HOA is strict? Meet the rules of Indian Creek's Billionaire Bunker
In Indian Creek Village, money can buy you a $100 million mansion, a sprawling waterfront compound and a front-row seat to one of the most exclusive enclaves in South Florida.
But you still have to follow the rules ...Read more
Supreme Court asked to allow mail ballot curbs for midterms
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let the Postal Service enforce new rules for mail-in ballots ahead of the November midterm elections, a move that some states have warned would wreak ...Read more
A judge expanded abortion access in Idaho last month. Another court paused his decision
BOISE, Idaho — A federal appeals court has paused a decision that would have prevented Idaho officials from enforcing the state’s abortion ban against a specific doctor when pregnancy threatened a woman’s health or ...Read more
Vance sidesteps endorsing Thune to continue as leader, plays coy on 2028 plans
WASHINGTON — A day after Donald Trump said flatly that someone else will be president in 2 1/2 years, Vice President JD Vance reignited the 2028 embers Thursday with another turn at the White House briefing room podium, ...Read more
The Saturday Evening Post, Philadelphia's born-and-bred magazine, will stop printing next year
After 205 years, the Saturday Evening Post, the famed magazine that printed its first issues on Ben Franklin’s Old City printing press and whose Norman Rockwell covers defined the optics of quintessential 20th-century ...Read more
Bravo cuts ties with 'Below Deck Mediterranean' star amid police search in Australia
LOS ANGELES — For reality TV network Bravo, the boat has sailed on any future work with "Below Deck Mediterranean" cast member Nathan Gallagher after he was convicted this week of assaulting his partner and castmate.
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Leon Black battles Epstein panel, skips testimony and files suit
WASHINGTON — Billionaire Leon Black failed to appear Thursday morning before the House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein and instead filed a lawsuit seeking to block subpoenas for his testimony and documents ...Read more
Norah O'Donnell returns to 'CBS Mornings' as co-host
Norah O'Donnell is returning to "CBS Mornings" in what is expected to be the start of a significant revamp of the struggling program.
CBS News told staffers Thursday that the former anchor of the "CBS Evening News" will ...Read more
JD Vance concedes gas prices could stay high indefinitely as war drags on
Vice President JD Vance Thursday warned that gas prices could stay high indefinitely and admitted there is no end in sight to the Iran war.
President Trump’s top lieutenant shrugged off Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent�...Read more
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson reveals $882 million budget gap for 2027
CHICAGO — Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration on Thursday unveiled a projected $882.4 million hole in the 2027 budget, officially starting the clock for another slugfest with aldermen over how to close the gap ...Read more
Bat found at Yosemite campground tests positive for deadly disease. What to know
FRESNO, Calif. — A bat found at Yosemite National Park tested positive for a viral disease that’s fatal for people and animals, park officials confirmed.
The big brown bat, which was found dead outside the Curry ...Read more
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