Jets’ Davante Adams ‘optimistic’ about playing in Week 17 after surprise injury report appearance
Celebrities Who Got Married in 2024
Many actors, musicians, and more public figures got married in 2024.
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Star NCAA QB Officially Declares For 2025 NFL Draft
The college football world received a shock on Saturday with a top prospect's draft declaration.
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Brooks Nader goes braless in sheer top for sultry date night with Gleb Savchenko in LA
The Sports Illustrated model left little to the imagination as she paired the transparent shirt with a form-fitting pencil skirt.
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‘Sonic the Hedgehog 3’ sprints back to the top of the box office
“Sonic the Hedgehog 3” sprinted once again to the No. 1 spot on its second Friday in theaters, reeling in $12.6 million.
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Skeletal remains of girl identified a decade after bones found in Hawaii
The remains of Mary Sue Fink were found in June 2014 in Honolulu, DNA Solves said.
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Babies born in 2025 will be part of new generation — Gen Beta: Here are the challenges they’ll face
Babies who are born in the new year will be part of a new generation -- Generation Beta, which will end around 2039.
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University of Iowa announces plans to close Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies department
The University of Iowa announced that it would close its Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies department and open the School of Social and Cultural Analysis.
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How California is gearing up to fight Trump 2.0
The Golden State is gathering resources to take on the second Trump administration.
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Pesky Pole hilariously obstructs broadcast of Fenway Bowl
Somebody get that Pesky Pole out of the way.
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Professional boxer Paul Bamba dead at 35, days after winning title bout
R&B singer Ne-Yo announced the passing of professional boxer Paul Bamba, who signed with his management company this year. He was just 35.
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Giants’ ugly rush toward potential infamy has Brian Daboll playing things close to the vest
He is cordial but reserved, offering little or nothing in the way of perspective or insight, rarely letting his guard down.
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IDF steadily expanding presence in temporary Gaza buffer zone: report
The Israeli military has been steadily expanding its presence along a strategic corridor that splits the Gaza Strip in half and there is no indication it plans to leave anytime soon, according to a new report.
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Mexico launching app for migrants in US, vows to defend citizens facing deportation
Mexico says it will defend its citizens who are facing deportation, adding that it is developing an app that will allow them to alert family members and consulates if they are detained.
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NY Mag editor upset that Trump is 'unfortunately' taking office on MLK Day
A New York magazine editor regrets that President-elect Donald Trump's second inauguration will be on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Giants completing historic winless home record in front of tortured fans is next step in tank
It has come to this: Just Lose, Baby.
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NYPD investigates after homeless man catches fire in Manhattan subway station
New York police are investigating after a 67-year-old man caught fire and suffered burn injuries while inside Manhattan's Penn Station. No arrests have been made.
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Michelle Obama sparks backlash after posting 'Happy Holidays' video
Pro-Trump critics slammed Michelle Obama for her "Happy Holidays" message on Instagram, which said the past few months have been "difficult" since President-elect Trump won.
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Amtrak apologizes after stranding 110 passengers
Amtrak apologized after a "miscommunication" resulted in more than 100 passengers being left at Union Station after their boarding gate was never opened.
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10 Best House of the Dragon Characters Ranked
House of the Dragon has a stacked cast of characters. In this feature, we're ranking the ten best.
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Phil Simms honors former broadcast partner Greg Gumbel in emotional goodbye: ‘I will miss him’
Phil Simms paid tribute to his former broadcast partner, Greg Gumbel, who died Friday after a battle with cancer.
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Colts Officially Rule Out Anthony Richardson for Week 17 Playoff Decider
Joe Flacco will step in under center as the Colts leap for the playoffs.
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Trump supports immigration visas backed by Musk: ‘I have many H-1B visas on my properties’
“I’ve always liked the visas, I have always been in favor of the visas. That's why we have them," Trump said referring to the H-1B program.
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Beyoncé’s mom, Tina Knowles, slams ‘ridiculous’ critics of singer’s Netflix halftime show: ‘Bozo the clown’
The proud mom told trolls they're so "obsessed" with her daughter that they can't help but "say dumb ridiculous stuff" about her.
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Passenger calls out fellow flyers for unsanitary habit, shares fix for gross issue
A traveler took to social media to discuss why fellow passengers aboard flights are not properly discarding their trash — and shared a way to fix the problem.
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Reagan FBI director urges caution against Gabbard, Patel
The only man to lead the FBI and CIA urged caution to senators who might vote to confirm former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard as DNI and Kash Patel to lead the FBI.
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Can H-1B Visa Holders Change Jobs? Critics Call Workers Indentured Servants
H-1B visa holders can change jobs as long as their employer files the proper paperwork and their petition is approved.
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New Year life lessons from country star: 'Never forget where you came from'
Nashville-based country star T. Graham Brown shared with Fox News Digital his 15 life lessons just as a new year is set to begin. "Never forget where you came from," he says.
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Elon Musk's Opinion Article Leads Newspaper Editor to Resign
Eva Marie Kogel, the editor of Welt am Sonntag's opinion section, resigned after the billionaire supported the AfD party in a new article.
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Seth Davis pens heartfelt tribute to friend, CBS colleague Greg Gumbel: ‘The sweetest man’
The only thing Greg Gumbel loved more than laughing was making other people laugh. When you were around him, that’s what you usually did.
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Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin to return from injury in Toronto
Ovechkin, who suffered a broken left fibula in November, and the Capitals will face the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.
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IDF targets hospital in north Gaza serving as ‘shelter for terrorists’
The Israeli military has launched a new offensive against alleged terrorist activity in northern Gaza, focusing on a hospital it says has been a "center of gravity" for Hamas throughout the war.
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Flu season claims lives of nine children in US as cases surge across the country: CDC
“It’s been increasing at a pretty steady pace now for the past several weeks. So yeah, we are certainly in flu season now."
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Off-duty NYPD cop arrested for rape, strangulation in ‘domestic’ incident: sources
An off-duty NYPD has been arrested for allegedly raping and strangling someone close to him, sources said Saturday.
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Dolphins Surprisingly Downgrade Tua Tagovailoa For Important Browns Matchup
The Miami Dolphins are surprisingly downgrading Tua Tagovailoa for the potential playoff decider against the Cleveland Browns.
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The subway fire slay proves NYC must stop coddling criminals
Repeat Offenders to City: Drop Dead. New York lawmakers have been viewing criminals through rose-colored glasses. The past decade of reform policies treated offenders as innocent neighbors bamboozled by “root causes,” like poverty or poor education, into doing bad things. Our sympathetic laws chipped away at the criminal justice system’s ability to arrest, prosecute and...
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Paredes que celebran al 'Toro': 11 murales de Fernando Valenzuela para visitar en Los Ángeles
Los artistas presentan sus respetos a Fernando Valenzuela con murales de la leyenda de los Dodgers, fallecido en octubre. Aquí tienes dónde ver al lanzador mexicano en las paredes de Los Ángeles.
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Y2K seems like a joke now, but in 1999 people were really freaking out
People feared the computer glitch would mean "the end of the world as we know it." Thankfully, Y2K didn't live up to the hype after years and billions of dollars were spent on painstaking preparation.
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New Year’s resolutions for entertainment: Stop superhero movies and Brits on Broadway
Post critic Johnny Oleksinski makes his wishes for movies, TV and Broadway in 2025.
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Patriots QB Drake Maye Heads to Locker Room After Taking Scary Hit to Head
Drake Maye is out of the game after a brutal hit to the head.
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Mystery surrounds shooting death of beloved Altadena couple
The couple, identified by family as Beverly and Wendell Harmon, were found shot to death in their home a week ago.
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Family reunited with missing dog on Christmas Eve after pooch rings doorbell
German Shepherd Athena was missing for nine days, but on Dec. 24, her family heard their doorbell ring.
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Big Lots reaches deal to keep hundreds of U.S. stores open
Big Lots has reached a deal that will keep hundreds of its stores open after filing for bankruptcy protection earlier this year.
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Intense Tornadoes Threaten Millions Across South
Tornadoes with three second gusts of between 111 miles per hour and 135 miles per hour could hit the southeastern U.S. over the weekend.
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Anaheim police fatally shoot robbery suspect; 'realistic-looking replica firearm' recovered, officials say
A 'realistic-looking replica firearm' was located at the scene and officers rendered first aid to the man after shooting him, a police statement said.
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NASCAR Hall Of Famer Tony Stewart Claps Back At Frought Media Relationship Claims
Tony Stewart pushes back against perceptions of his contentious media reputation.
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Cats Have More 'Opportunity' to Get Bird Flu: What to Know
Felines of all varieties tend to explore and hunt smaller prey, such as birds and mice, which can carry bird flu.
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Capitals' Alexander Ovechkin Returns, How Far Away is He From Gretzky Record?
After missing 15 games, Alex Ovechkin will resume his chase of the all-time goals mark.
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Here’s what stands between NYC Mayor Eric Adams and a second term — as he faces make-or-break year
Adams is facing a make-or-break year both politically and professionally in 2025, with federal corruption charges and a tough re-election bid among his toughest obstacles.
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