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Ohio Rep. Max Miller's reelection bid faces questions after domestic abuse allegation

Ohio congressman Max Miller is denying allegations of domestic abuse made by his ex-wife.

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Judge denies request by Elon Musk’s xAI to pause Minnesota nudification ban

Elon Musk, CEO of XAi, in Berlin in 2022.

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Vermont’s GOP governor defends state-run elections and mail-in voting as Trump aims to reshape them

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott at the State House Library in 2025.

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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson names Andre Sayles as interim police chief after Barnes resignation

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced a new interim police chief on Friday following the resignation of Police Chief Shon Barnes after a deadly shooting at a food festival over the weekend. "I do not take lightly what it means to make decisions that affect people's safety and their lives," Wilson said in a Friday morning news conference before announcing she had selected Deputy Chief Andre Sayles as interim police chief. She added, "I chose Andre Sayles because he has done this job before and can

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Paulina Gretzky celebrates rumored LIV deal in a watermelon dress, Monica McNutt embarrasses ESPN & Paige!

'Nightcaps' is a daily column that catches you up on the biggest sports, news and culture stories you may have missed while pretending to do work at your desk. It runs Monday–Friday on OutKick.com . Final Friday of July ... Final DAY of July. Has this been the longest month ever? I feel like we get two months every year that seemingly last forever. January and July . The rest fly by. But those? They just drag. I don't mind July dragging a bit because we respect summer around here (until Labor Da

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Nancy Guthrie ransom demands released by Pima County Sheriff's Department in bid to identify sender

TUCSON, Ariz. — The Pima County Sheriff's Department released a pair of ransom notes Friday in the hope that someone can identify the author due to similarities between them that indicate they were written by the same person, who authorities said used a "unique linguistic style." Authorities have not yet confirmed that the notes are authentic, but Guthrie's daughter, "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie , has said she believes they may be — and investigators haven't ruled them out either. GOT A TIP?

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ABC News · 7m ago

Trump says he hasn't 'agreed to' grant Ukraine licenses to produce Patriots missiles

Earlier this month, Trump offered to license Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles.

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Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever are undervalued against the slumping Portland Fire on ‘Sophie Night’

While my colleagues will be locked into what’s going on outside the arena, I’ll be sweating my betting action in the Indiana Fever (18-10) at Portland Fire (11-17) Friday at the Moda Center at 10:00 p.m. ET. Reportedly, there will be "protect women in sports" activists, and probably LGBTQ+ activists, rallying in support, or opposition, of Indiana backup SG Sophie Cunningham’s recent comments like "young girls in sport who shouldn't have to go against biological men". SHOULD NBA COMMISSIONER ADAM

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Officer who shot Sonya Massey denied medical release from prison

Sean Grayson, the officer who fatally shot Sonya Massey in her own home, has been denied medical release from his 20-year prison sentence. Grayson, a former Sangamon County sheriff’s deputy, was diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer in 2023, his attorney, Mark Wykoff said at his sentencing in January.

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NY school district pauses AI robot teaching assistant rollout amid controversies about manufacturer

A school district in rural New York has paused a program to bring in a robot assistant teacher as it reviews privacy concerns. The Salamanca City Central School District's board initially approved the nearly $60,000 purchase of an AI-driven robot from Realbotix, which would not only be in the classroom, but could communicate with students through their laptops. The robot, named Sally, is designed to resemble a human, with silicone skin and long brown hair. It will remain seated but will be capab

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Giants’ Harrison Bader out for season following scooter crash that worsened foot injury

Harrison Bader of the San Francisco Giants on May 19 in Phoenix.

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DHS blocks 43 Chinese companies from conducting business in the US

DHS blocks 43 Chinese companies from conducting business in the United States in historic move The companies are blocked from importing products to the United States. The Department of Homeland Security announced Friday that it has blocked 43 Chinese companies from having their products enter the United States because of allegations of unethical labor practices, making it the largest single-day enforcement action against Chinese forced labor goods in recorded history. DHS blocked the companies b

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F-35 fighter jet crashes in San Diego and sparks fire on Miramar air base

Firefighters respond at the site of a fighter jet crash Friday in San Diego.

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The internet is obsessed with Jellycats, but are they worth the splurge? We tested them to find out

The brand is best known for their unique characters and cloud-like softness.

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‘It ain’t the same’: inside the bitter battle to free Ben & Jerry’s

Ben Cohen says his ice cream company has been silenced by corporate ownership – and a boycott of Magnum brands could force a sale Ben & Jerry’s ice cream in the tub is still great, but the brand’s newest chocolate-covered ice cream bar on a stick? “It ain’t the same,” Ben Cohen, the company co-founder, told the Guardian. Sure, the chocolate coating is still thick enough, but the ice cream itself is “kinda fluffy”, Cohen said – an insult in the ice cream world that suggests extra air was adde

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Trump defends ‘anti-weaponization’ fund, further complicating Blanche nomination

Then-Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche during a press briefing with President Donald Trump at the White House on June 27, 2025.

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Foreign robot ban targets China over security fears

A humanoid robot can carry equipment through a factory or help researchers test new artificial intelligence. However, its cameras can watch everything nearby. Its internet connection can also send valuable information beyond the building. The Trump administration now sees that combination as a potential national security problem. On July 28, the Federal Communications Commission added foreign-produced advanced robots and connected power inverters to its Covered List. The action blocks many new m

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Immigrant who donated lifesaving kidney to his brother is detained by ICE again

José Alfredo Pacheco, left, with his brother José Gregorio González.

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Shark Week advisory as warming seas push blacktips farther north along East Coast

As Shark Week puts the spotlight on ocean predators, researchers say blacktip sharks are spending more time farther north along the East Coast , expanding their summer range into areas where beachgoers historically encountered them less often. Researchers at Florida Atlantic University say warming ocean temperatures are reshaping the sharks' annual migration, allowing them to travel farther north before returning south for the winter, according to FOX 35 Orlando . For more than a decade, researc

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Ex-'Squad' member fights for comeback as socialist wing ramps up war on Dem establishment

One of the most outspoken members of the "Squad" is plotting her return to Congress as a wave of socialist insurgency continues to batter establishment Democrats across the country. Former Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., is running to get her old seat back representing Missouri's 1st Congressional District after losing to incumbent Rep. Wesley Bell, D-Mo., in November 2024. It's another battle in the wider civil war that's taking place within the Democratic Party . Missouri's primary elections are this T