In D.C. it was a splendid day — and an average one
In bright autumn sunshine, Washington’s warmth exactly matched the average.
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Break up Google? Justice Dept. may ask judge to force Google to sell units
The Justice Department says it's considering asking a federal judge to force Google to sell parts of its business in order to eliminate its online search monopoly.
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D.C.-area forecast: Spectacular fall weather the next several days
No impacts expected from Hurricane Milton, which should stay well to the south.
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Taylor Tomlinson Opens Up About Her ‘Insane’ Rise to Fame
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/HandoutIn the handful of years since she broke through in a big way with her Quarter-Life Crisis special on Netflix—and first appeared on this podcast—Taylor Tomlinson has become a bona fide comedy star. The 30-year-old comedian put out two more hours on Netflix, became the host of her own late-night show with CBS’ After Midnight and is currently touring her newest hour nationwide.Now, in her second sit-down with The Last Laugh podcast, Tomlinson opens up about how fame has impacted her material, why she’s focusing on religion for her Save Me tour, and how After Midnight is starting to look more like a traditional late-night talk show—even though that’s not what she signed up for.“I had never sold tickets before,” Tomlinson says of her life before Quarter-Life Crisis premiered on Netflix in March of 2020. As of 2023, she was fronting the seventh-highest-grossing comedy tour of the year—and the only female comedian to crack the top 10. “So to finally be selling tickets to people who are coming to see me on purpose, on top of this comedy-wide surge of popularity and interest from people, was just sort of a perfect storm of luck for me,” she adds. “It’s just insane. I feel very, very lucky.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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FEMA has enough funding for Hurricane Milton. What’s next is less certain.
A disaster loan program at the Small Business Administration and other long-term FEMA projects could need an emergency infusion of cash to get through hurricane season.
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Diddy Was Indicted. Conspiracies Ran Wild.
Given Diddy’s guestlists, is anyone else implicated so far?
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The Most Famous Rug in Ohio
How a broken laptop, a haunted house, and a buried rug became TikTok’s latest true crime show.
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Barron Trump 'doing great' at NYU, loves his classes, his mom Melania Trump says
Former first lady Melania Trump said her son, Barron Trump, is "doing well" and "thriving" during his first semester of college at a New York University.
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Disneyland Resort increases prices on most theme park tickets
Disneyland Resort will increase prices on most of its tickets, except its lowest-price one-day, one-park ticket. Prices are going up 5.9% to 6.5% depending on the type of ticket.
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Life expectancy in humans not likely to increase much more, study suggests
New research suggests that human life expectancy has hit its peak based on global statistics. Researcher S. Jay Olshansky explains why the focus should shift to healthspan extension.
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Travis Kelce’s BFF proves Taylor Swift is one of the boys with post-Chiefs game squad photo
The “anti-hero” singer was spotted in a plaid minidress and knee-high black boots hanging out with Travis Kelce’s best friend Aric Jones and his friends as she watched her beau Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs' 26-13 win against the New Orleans Saints on Monday night.
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Kremlin denies report of Putin phone calls with Trump
"No, it's not like that," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told a reporter for a Russian news outlet on Wednesday.
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Yankees not ready to say who will start at first base in Game 3
If Aaron Boone lets the numbers make the decision, the Yankees will start Jon Berti at first base in a second straight playoff game.
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Live updates: Hurricane Milton expected to make landfall in Florida
The Category 5 storm prompted what could be Florida’s largest evacuation since Hurricane Irma in 2017, and officials say the time to prepare is running out.
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Hurricane Milton: Protect your home from looting with these 4 steps
Emergency preparedness expert Geoff Fahringer explains how to make your home unattractive to would-be looters as Hurricane Milton approaches.
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Diddy, Garth Brooks lawsuits rattle music industry after escaping #MeToo moment
Claims against Sean "Diddy" Combs and Garth Brooks may signal a reckoning in the music industry similar to the #MeToo movement in 2017.
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Trump-backed House candidate rips Biden's 'joke' border policy for inviting gang violence to swing state
Fox News Digital spoke to AZ GOP congressional candidate Abe Hamadeh and GOP Chairwoman Gina Swoboda who warned that transnational gangs are coming across the border.
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Fox News Digital Sports NFL power rankings after Week 5 of 2024 NFL season
No one could have expected the Minnesota Vikings to be an undefeated team along with the Kansas City Chiefs. But through five weeks of the NFL season, this is where we are.
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Millionaire in posh Florida suburb hired hit men several times to kill wife, including poison plot: police
Miami developer Sergio Pino's alleged plot to kill his wife in their suburban Florida home has led to charges against nine people as authorities investigate.
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Elon Musk reveals his thoughts on what he believes is behind the UFO sightings in the US
"Where did we come from? Where are the aliens?"
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Rookies Matt Rempe, Adam Edstrom and Victor Mancini on Rangers’ opening roster
The Rangers will open the 2023-24 season in Pittsburgh with three rookies on their roster.
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¿Qué convierte una tormenta en un huracán? Los peligros que conlleva cada una de las 5 categorías
Los huracanes de categoría 3 empiezan con vientos máximos sostenidos de 178 km/h (111 mph).
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‘Miracle’ Colorado worker loses both legs in wood chipper freak accident on first day on job
A Colorado tree worker miraculously survived a freak accident with a wood chipper that left him losing both legs minutes into his first day on the job.
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Nets’ Ziaire Williams backs up solid camp with strong season opener
Ziaire Williams, the Nets' latest reclamation project, had a good outing in the Nets' 115-106 preseason-opening loss to the Clippers on Tuesday night.
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Tim Walz says the Electoral College ‘needs to go’ as Democrats fear 2016 repeat
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz argued Tuesday that the US needs to do away with the Electoral College as Democrats worry about a repeat of 2016 that would see the Harris-Walz campaign winning the popular vote but not the presidency.
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British doctor admits to attempted murder after injecting mother’s partner with poison disguised as vaccine
British doctor, Thomas Kwan, pleaded guilty to an attempted murder charge after 'overwhelming' evidence showed he administer a poisonous fake Covid vaccination.
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Kremlin Confirms Trump Sent Putin Covid Tests While President
Journalist Bob Woodward's new book reports that Trump, while President in 2020, secretly sent Putin Abbott Covid testing machines when the devices were scarce.
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Love Is Blind Just Aired the Kind of Political Debate You Never See on Reality TV
In its seventh season, the controversial Netflix series spotlights the kind of nuanced debate we almost never see on reality TV
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From kissy-face sitdown on ‘The View’ to a tougher grilling on ‘60 Minutes,’ Kamala Harris is making news
The mainstream leftist media has given presidential hopeful Kamala Harris a lot of air time in the past few weeks, but their interviews may resemble cheerleading.
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The Daily Show Ridiculed Fox News. And Fox News Loved It.
The journalists, liberal watchdogs, and comedians who called out Fox News.
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October Prime Day 2: The 135+ best deals to shop before sales end tonight
It's the last day to shop these savings!
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Dear Abby: I can’t make friends in my new town because local women keep trying to steal my husband
Dear Abby gives advice to a woman who is having a tough time adjusting to her new community due to women flirting with her husband.
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Five men killed in separate D.C. shootings over four days
The shootings mark a spike in homicides even as the number in D.C. has declined by almost 30 percent compared with the same time last year.
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Mets come up with three big two-out hits in key Game 3 victory
During the Mets' 7-2 win over the Phillies in NLDS Game 3, they needed a different type of clutch hitting to supplement an early pair of homers.
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Inusual temporada de huracanes va de tranquila a agitada, y engendra a Helene y Milton
Helene fue por tamaño una de las tormentas más grandes de las décadas recientes
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Islanders’ Bo Horvat named team’s alternate captain
Bo Horvat, once the captain of the Canucks, will indeed sport an “A” when the Islanders open the season on Thursday night against the Utah Hockey Club.
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Israel planea ataque contra Irán. Sus opciones van de lo simbólico a lo severo
Las opciones de Israel van desde ataques simbólicos contra objetivos militares hasta una campaña devastadora contra la vital industria petrolera de Irán
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ files appeal to get out of NYC jail before sex trafficking trial
Sean “Diddy” Combs has appealed a Manhattan judge's no-bail ruling, arguing he should be freed from jail ahead of his sex trafficking trial because the prosecutors’ push to keep him behind bars is “based on speculation.”
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Hurricane chaser in Florida says Milton prompted 'race' for residents to evacuate
Tracking Hurricane Milton, storm chaser Mike Boylan of Mike's Weather Page tells Fox News Digital that he's seeing "a little panic" from Florida residents as people evacuate.
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Nets’ Jordi Fernandez suffers preseason loss in NBA head coaching debut
Jordi Fernandez made his NBA head coaching debut in the Nets’ 115-106 preseason-opening loss to the Clippers before a sellout crowd.
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Una vez más. Los Dodgers al borde de otra profunda decepción en octubre
La falta de furia y energía de los Dodgers en su derrota ante los Padres de San Diego en el Juego 3 de la NLDS tiene al equipo de nuevo al borde de otro descalabro de octubre
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Voters in the US don't directly elect the president. Sometimes that can undermine the popular will
To voters in many other democracies, the process of electing a president in the U.S. is a head-scratcher
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Democratic Majority of Israel co-chair speaks out after being attacked by anti-Israel mob in NYC: ‘Crossed a line’
A leader of a pro-Israel Democratic group blasted the anti-Israel mob that “crossed a line” and assaulted him during a protest in Manhattan Monday on the first anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack.
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Woman with no flying experience lands plane after pilot husband suffers heart attack midair
A woman with no flying experience took control of a plane and landed safely at a California airport after her pilot husband suffered a heart-attack mid-flight on Friday afternoon, according to reports. Yvonne Kinane-Wells, 69, called air traffic control to help guide her through landing the propeller aircraft as her husband, Eliot Alper, 78, lay...
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Pese a defectos, Chiefs van a semana de descanso con foja perfecta
Los Chiefs tienen muchos asuntos que atender durante su semana de descanso.
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Filis quedan a una derrota de eliminación tras perder 3er juego de serie divisional ante Mets
Seis meses de éxito para los Filis de Filadelfia podrían esfumarse antes de que las hojas de los árboles cambien de color.
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Tatis logra otro jonrón y Padres superan a Dodgers para adelantarse 2-1 en serie divisional
Un jonrón monumental del dominicano Fernando Tatis Jr. fue la pieza clave en un ataque de seis carreras en el segundo episodio, y los Padres de San Diego resistieron apenas la reacción de los Dodgers de Los Ángeles, para imponerse el martes por 6-5 y colocarse arriba 2-1 en la serie divisional de la Liga Nacional.
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Jeff McNeil’s Mets injury rehab could take him to Arizona Fall League
The Mets’ search for rehab games for Jeff McNeil could lead to Arizona.
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