Doctor running half marathon sees woman collapse, saves her, finishes race

In turning away the case, the Supreme Court leaves in place a lower court order that blocked emergency abortion care if it violates Texas' near-total ban.

With the right tools and a little hands-on practice, you can conquer your fears of handling meat.

New England Patriots safety and team captain Jabrill Peppers was arrested early Saturday morning on assault and drug possession charges, police announced on Monday.

Verizon wireless suffered another outage Monday, but it was resolved within minutes.

Find major sales on home necessities, outdoor items, tech, apparel and exercise equipment during Amazon Prime Big Deal Days.

Are you ready, kids? The "Krabby Patty Kollab" is coming.

Aaron Rodgers should be “fine” and Jets fans can exhale.

Jennifer Lopez made a cameo at the American Music Awards' 50th Anniversary Special amid her public divorce from Ben Affleck.

Today is a day of mourning for Israel and for every civilized living human. 

As U.S. support for aiding Ukraine fractures Americans, former Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid is here to remind Americans what’s at stake.

Special counsel Jack Smith obtained in January 2023 a court-authorized warrant for information associated with former President Donald Trump's X account as part of its election interference probe.

The two men and their co-conspirators were convicted of shipping 6,000 counterfeit iPhones that they received from Hong Kong to Apple.

An American tourist was eaten by a shark while on a dream diving vacation with friends in Indonesia. The body of Colleen Monfore, of South Dakota, was found inside the shark’s stomach after she was swept out to sea by strong currents, The Sun reported. Monfore, 68, and six pals were enjoying a dream diving trip...

Stephen James Hubbard, a native of Big Rapids, Mich., whose family says is an English teacher, was sentenced to six years and 10 months in a penal colony.

The podcaster told her listeners that "no topic was off limits" during her 40-minute conversation with the vice president, which was released Sunday.

Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty ImagesMarjorie Taylor Greene appeared to double down on her Hurricane Helene conspiracy theory over the weekend, following up a baseless claim that “they” can control the weather with an assertion that such a scheme might involve lasers. The Georgia congresswoman, who has a history of blaming deadly disasters on laser-based plots, posted to X a clip from a 2013 CBS News broadcast about experimental efforts to precipitate rain and lightning using lasers. “CBS, 9 years ago, talked about lasers controlling the weather,” Greene wrote, apparently mistaking the year of the broadcast based on text added to the clip. Without mentioning Hurricane Helene specifically, Greene’s post came after she last week posted that it was “ridiculous” for anyone to claim the weather can’t be controlled. She also shared a map showing counties hit by the storm with an overlay of what she said showed the areas’ political affiliation, claiming the graphic “shows how hurricane devastation could affect the election.”Read more at The Daily Beast.

As Halloween approaches, it's time to start thinking about costumes for the upcoming festivities. But first, NPR wants to hear about your favorite unique holiday traditions.

Washington sacked Watson seven times and limited Cleveland to one third-down conversion on 13 attempts in a blowout win.

One year ago, Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, including on the Nova Music Festival where more than 360 people were killed and 40 taken hostage. Omer Shem Tov had initially escaped but went back after losing track of two friends. He was communicating with his family until they watched his phone's location show him moving into Gaza. His cousin speaks to "CBS Mornings" about the war in Gaza and securing his return.

Fox & Friends/Fox NewsFox & Friends’ Ainsley Earhardt fretted Monday that Vice President Kamala Harris sounded too good during her appearance on the podcast Call Her Daddy, which she feared could lead to women voting for the Democratic presidential nominee.“Over the weekend she was on this podcast with [Call Her Daddy host] Alex Cooper and I was listening to that and, if you don’t know the issues, you really think ‘okay, she’s selling herself,’” Earhardt said, during a segment on Fox News morning chat show Fox & Friends. “She’s talking about women’s rights and how Donald Trump has stacked the court with all these conservative justices and, if you’re a woman listening to that podcast, and you don’t know how progressive she is, you might vote for her.”Harris used her appearance on the wildly popular podcast to bash Trump’s recent bizarre claim that he would be a “protector of women” and his running mate JD Vance’s weird comments about women without biological children.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Michael Owens/GettyNew England Patriots safety and team captain Jabrill Peppers was arrested on charges of assault and battery, strangulation, and drug possession after an alleged altercation at a home in a suburb of Boston, according to multiple reports Monday morning.This is a developing story and will be updated.Read more at The Daily Beast.

One year ago today, the world changed in ways we are still grappling to understand.

"Ooo...I just got a tingle, as a fan of you," Colin Farrell said. 

The "Gone Girl" star and the 12-year-old were photographed riding in the Tiffany blue-colored vehicle Saturday before it malfunctioned.

An altercation between two people led to the arrest and Peppers is expected to face multiple assault and charges.

Flyers Tara and Teresa claimed that a "sexist" male flight attendant kicked them off a Spirit Airlines flight for wearing crop tops.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Jourdan Lewis put Pittsburgh Steelers' George Pickens on blast after his team's win, saying the receiver is "weak."

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been promoted to Senior Adviser to the President, ABC News has learned.

A ceremony was held Monday at the site of a music festival where hundreds of victims were killed one year ago when Hamas attacked Israel, sparking the ongoing war in Gaza. Over the weekend there were demonstrations around the world in support of both Israel and the Palestinian people.

Japan's government admitted manipulating an official photo of the new cabinet after online mockery of their sagging trousers.

Boris Alekseev/Anadolu Agency/GettyInfamous arms dealer Viktor Bout is reportedly back to his old ways less than two years after his release from U.S. custody in a prisoner swap for WNBA star Brittney Griner.The Wall Street Journal reported that, when emissaries from Yemen’s militant Houthi movement visited Moscow in August to negotiate a $10 million arms purchase, they encountered the man known as Vladimir Putin’s “Merchant of Death.”The polyglot former Soviet intelligence officer turned to arms dealing after the Cold War, buying up enough surplus Soviet-era military equipment to seed his gun-running into a global enterprise that brought in hundreds of millions in revenue by selling to militant groups in Africa, Asia, and the Americas.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Netanyahu is facing his greatest challenge as Israel’s longest-serving Prime Minister while leading the Jewish state in an existential war against the county’s Islamist terrorist enemies.

Lisa Phillips is a former model who said late financier Jeffrey Epstein abused her at his private island. The convicted sex offender took his life in 2019 while he was behind bars.

“The Real Housewives of Potomac” is back. We are recapping season 9 episode 1. Karen Huger reveals she got a DUI, and Gizelle Bryant offers her support. The ladies sit down for the Grand Dame’s birthday lunch and Mia gets put in the hot seat for cheating on her estranged husband, Gordon. Gizelle Bryant. Watch...

Social media users recirculated the "awkward" clip from the 2014 Golden Globe Awards after Combs' arrest for sex trafficking.

Northumbria PoliceA family doctor has confessed to an elaborate plot to disguise himself as a nurse and murder his mother’s partner by poisoning him with a fake COVID-19 booster jab.Thomas Kwan, 53, was worried that 71-year-old Patrick O’Hara was a “potential impediment” to him inheriting his mother’s home when she eventually passed away.So, the doctor came up with an intricate plan to kill O’Hara and protect his inheritance, a court in England was told.Read more at The Daily Beast.

There's no California Love between Jack Flaherty and Manny Machado.

‘Fox News Sunday’ anchor Shannon Bream welcomes Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., Gov. Josh Shapiro, D-Pa., and more to discuss the week’s top political headlines.

Four Marine League football coaches signed a letter saying they would forfeit games to Narbonne unless action is taken for alleged violations.

The sentences in Timothy Piazza’s hazing death follow a trend of fraternity members facing prison time for such incidents. His parents seek federal oversight next.

How to read the signs of stress in your pets, and tips for keeping them happy

NetflixIt’s What’s Inside made waves earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival, where its $17 million acquisition by Netflix made it the splashiest pick-up there. It’s easy to see why the film drew such a big price tag: It’s innovative and wonderfully performed. Written and directed by Greg Jardin, it’s a high-concept thriller that fuses body-swapping with social media anxiety. And it’s got one of the wildest sex scenes of the year.The film starts out in familiar territory, with an upcoming wedding (complete with its own hashtag, naturally) reuniting a group of friends at a pre-wedding party. There’s Shelby (Brittany O’Grady) and her long-term boyfriend Cyrus (James Morosini), successful influencer Nikki (Alycia Debnam-Carey), trust-fund punk Dennis (Gavin Leatherwood), free spirit Maya (Nina Bloomgarden), bubbly artist Brooke (Reina Hardesty) and soon-to-be-married Reuben (Devon Terrell), who is hosting the event. All of their relationship dynamics are tested—unrequited love, jealousy, and even some people genuinely happy to see their friends.Things take a turn when Forbes (David Thompson), who the group hasn’t seen since college, appears. He was part of their friend group then, but an incident involving his sister meant that nobody had seen him in nearly a decade. Forbes brought with him a game that nobody’s prepared for. He wields a briefcase that has some new, barely-tested technology inside it: the ability to swap bodies with someone else. That leads to a wickedly entertaining game of body-swapping, in which everyone at the party has to guess who has taken whose body over.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Vice President Kamala Harris was asked on CBS’ “60 Minutes" Sunday evening about whether the U.S. has “sway" over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Russian "Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout has reportedly resumed his role as an arms dealer following his December 2022 release from U.S. custody.

The tendency around the Jets right now is to blame Hackett when things go wrong and praise Rodgers when things go right. But that is not fair.

The Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine was awarded Monday to Americans Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun.

Kelly Monaco appears to still be in the dark about why she was fired from "General Hospital."

Protests erupted in West Bengal in August to demand justice after the doctor's body was found with multiple injuries in a lecture hall at a state-run hospital.