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The article reports on Mason McGwire, the son of former player Mark McGwire, who is having a strong start to his pitching season in the minor leagues for the Chicago Cubs' Single-A affiliate.
Red Lobster is reviving its 'Endless Shrimp' promotion, which will be available for a limited time at varying prices. The return follows the promotion's discontinuation after it was linked to the company's significant financial losses.
The article reports that former NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer has made claims in a lawsuit that the sex assault allegations which derailed his 2021 mayoral campaign were part of a 'dirty tricks operation.' Stringer alleges that a…
Police investigating the death of Joanna Shields in Big Sur have stated that markings found on her neck were consistent with insect bites rather than strangulation, contradicting initial claims by hikers.
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Two passenger planes, one from Republic Airways (operating for American Airlines) and one from Jazz Aviation (flying for Air Canada), nearly collided at JFK Airport on Monday afternoon.
The article reports that Elizabeth Smart has begun bodybuilding and shared a picture of herself. It notes that Smart described this career change as a "big change" and references her previous abduction story, which is featured in a…
The article reports that the U.S. government abruptly rescinded subpoenas previously issued in the John Brennan inquiry. This reversal occurred after the Justice Department reportedly replaced a career prosecutor with an administration…
The article reports that France is implementing spending freezes and increased defense spending to offset an estimated €6 billion economic fallout attributed to the Iran war.
The article reports on allegations made by former CIA analyst Larry Johnson that Donald Trump attempted to use nuclear codes against Iran and was allegedly stopped by General Dan Caine.
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Kyiv announced the repair of the Druzhba oil pipeline, which allows for the resumption of Russian oil flows to Hungary and Slovakia.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that nearly 8,000 people died or disappeared on migration routes in 2025, with sea routes to Europe being the most deadly.
The article reports that the US issued new sanctions targeting 14 individuals and entities allegedly linked to Iran's arms industry, coinciding with potential peace talks in Pakistan.
The article reports that the U.S. government abruptly rescinded subpoenas previously issued in the John Brennan inquiry. This reversal occurred after the Justice Department reportedly replaced a career prosecutor with an individual loyal…
An EU-UN assessment indicates that over $71 billion will be required over the next decade for recovery and reconstruction in Gaza.
The article criticizes Senator Chris Murphy for his public comments regarding the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting his remarks amounted to cheering for Iran.
A wrongful death lawsuit alleges that a helicopter crash killing a family was due to the tour operator's 'willful' negligence, specifically citing the failure to adhere to a 2022 FAA inspection notice regarding rotor blades.
The article is a negative review of the biopic "Michael," assessing it as a disappointing and unentertaining film about Michael Jackson.
The article is a mock draft simulation and prediction piece for the Jets' upcoming NFL draft. The author details their mock picks across several rounds, offering rationale for each selection, including trades and player evaluations, while…