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A Southern California couple, the Gills, pleaded not guilty to federal charges of running a multimillion-dollar hospice fraud scheme, where they allegedly billed Medicare for services that were not medically necessary.
The article announces the inaugural Stateside Festival, a music event taking place on July 4th in Kingston, NY, featuring nine headlining acts.
Ohio representatives introduced bipartisan legislation to designate the 'Loveland Frogman' as the state's official cryptid.
The article reports that UCLA women's basketball coach Cori Close announced plans to add more transfers to the team. The coach secured a commitment from former Notre Dame guard KK Bransford, who is expected to be a redshirt senior.
A San Diego woman, Diane Distefano, was bitten by a rattlesnake while gardening, leading to an emergency room visit. Doctors diagnosed the incident as a 'dry bite,' meaning no venom was delivered.
A San Francisco home that was the site of a quadruple murder-suicide sold for $2.2 million, significantly over its initial asking price.
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The article details the poor offensive performance of the Mets, noting their low stats in key areas like runs scored and on-base percentage.
The article reports on the return of basketball player Marine Johannès to the Liberty, noting that she finalized a one-year contract.
The article reports that the interactive MagicBand+ products are being phased out at Disneyland, with remaining inventory expected to sell through.
The article discusses Ronald G. Wayne, an Apple cofounder who sold his initial 10% stake shortly after the company's founding in 1976.
The article reports on growing calls to abandon California's high-speed rail project following revelations of significantly increased estimated costs, which reached $231 billion.
The article reports on the sale of Diane Keaton's former Beverly Hills home, which has seen a significant price reduction. Originally listed for $25 million, the property now seeks about $21 million after six months on the market.
SpaceX's board reportedly approved a substantial pay package for Elon Musk, contingent upon the company establishing a permanent human colony on Mars with at least one million residents and achieving a $7.5 trillion market valuation.
The article reports on a national coalition of organizations, including labor unions and civil rights groups, pushing for a federal $25 minimum wage bill, introduced by Rep. Delia Ramirez and Rep. Analilia Mejia.
The article reports on Stephen A. Smith's comments following a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner.
A poll found that a majority of New York voters are concerned about the rising cost of electricity and gas, with 70% fearing green energy mandates will increase bills.
The article reports on the Mets, noting that the team's performance is poor. It highlights a pregame gathering where manager Carlos Mendoza was questioned about the team's performance, suggesting the team may not be good.
The article discusses the upcoming U.S. Open Cup showdown between New York City FC and Red Bull New York, noting that both teams have experienced recent struggles in their regular season form.
The article reports on fan speculation regarding a potential third album from Beyoncé's trilogy, noting that a source close to the singer confirmed the album will not be released next week.