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Schiff-backed candidate abruptly ends gubernatorial campaign amid rumblings of a damaging report

Mandela Barnes, who served as Lt. Governor of Wisconsin from 2019 to 2023, suspended his gubernatorial campaign on Thursday, citing a lack of support to capture the Democratic Party nomination. "It’s become very clear who our nominee is going to be," Barnes said in a statement. "While I may be suspending my campaign, I’ll never give up my fight for Wisconsin," he continued. WISCONSIN DEM SOCIALIST GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFUL DODGES WHETHER SHE STILL WANTS TO ‘ABOLISH POLICE’ Barnes, who was endorsed b

European soccer teams agree to boycott FIFA over private equity proposal

UEFA member federations agreed to boycott all FIFA competitions in protest of Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private equity investors. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch and Rohan Nadkarni report.

Toddler's tragic death sparks manslaughter charges after alleged poisoning

A Florida father and the mother of his children are behind bars after police said they failed to seek emergency care when a 2-year-old girl turned blue, suffered a seizure and began breathing abnormally after allegedly ingesting kratom pills. Jerome Jonathon Jordan, 35, and Charlene Rea O'Connell, 32, are each charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child and child neglect causing great bodily harm in the death of 2-year-old Jonnie Jordan, according to the West Melbourne Police Department. The

Indiana's Curt Cignetti roasts the SEC as ESPN starts their promotional campaign already: 'we don't whine'

The 2026 college football season hasn't even started, and the war of words and messaging is already ramping up. The SEC this year moves to nine conference games, a large shift that will necessarily impact win-loss records and takes away one of their biggest advantages over the Big Ten or other nine-game conferences. As a result, at SEC media days recently, several coaches and even conference commissioner Greg Sankey started their promotional and excuse campaign for the College Football Playoff.

VA to run trial of GLP-1 drug to treat alcohol abuse

The study aims to enroll more than 600 veterans at 18 VA medical centers.

Chris Hemsworth shares terrifying footage from 'crazy' plane ride through lightning and severe turbulence

Chris Hemsworth's latest family vacation took a frightening turn when the actor found himself aboard a small plane caught in the middle of a lightning storm. On Wednesday, the "Thor" star, 42, captured the Costa Rica family trip with wife Elsa Pataky and their three children in a YouTube vlog , including a "life-threatening" plane ride. Footage from the trip captured lightning flashing around the aircraft as turbulence shook the cabin. Hemsworth's unease was evident in the clip, as he could be s

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NFL legend Rob Gronkowski has simple advice for Caitlin Clark: 'Keep shutting up the haters'

NFL legend Rob Gronkowski has high praise and some simple advice for Caitlin Clark: "Keep shutting up the haters" with her play. Amid the rampant discourse about Clark that has dominated the internet, Gronkowski told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that she’s doing a "great job" of handling it all. "She's doing a great job handling herself. She really is. I'm not in her shoes. I'm not in her situation. If I was, though, I would kind of handle it very similar to how she's handling it. She

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India wants to join the strawberry superpowers

Indian strawberry farmers rely on varieties imported from the US and Europe, but that could change.

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Investigators probing possible Iran connection in water system hacks: US officials

Authorities are looking into whether Iran or hackers associated with the country could be behind the water system attacks, multiple U.S. officials said.

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Washington school district reviewing incident of employee making celebratory remark about Charlie Kirk's death

A Washington school district says it has launched a review after a woman identified online as a high school nurse appeared in a confrontation that went viral this week about Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, during which she was heard saying, "Thank God he's dead." The Lake Washington School District confirmed to Fox News Digital on Wednesday that it is aware of the video circulating on social media involving a district employee and said it is reviewing the circumstances while emphasizing

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WNBA faces growing Sophie Cunningham movement as new rallies are set for Fever games in Oregon, Minnesota

"Sophie Night" is coming to Democratic strongholds this weekend. Upcoming WNBA games in Portland , Oregon, and Minneapolis, Minnesota, will feature rallies outside the arenas in support of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham — the fan-favorite teammate of Caitlin Clark who has spoken out in defense of women’s sports. A rally in Portland will be led by Washington-based activist Amy Sousa, who helped organize the Cunningham rally outside Seattle ’s Climate Pledge Arena on Tuesday. A second rally

Democrats’ novel red-state strategy: From the Politics Desk

Former University of Montana President Seth Bodnar is running as an independent candidate for U.S. Senate.

President Trump pushes lawmakers on legislation as 'Protect College Sports Act' hangs on by a thread

It was always going to be an uphill battle to pass the Protect College Sports Act , and now the process is at a crossroads that has gotten the attention of President Donald Trump. Following negotiations that took place between multiple conferences around college athletics and senators Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) and others, we have officially reached a fork in the road. There had been numerous phone calls between Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey

Trump Education Department probes school after teacher allegedly required same-sex students to kiss

The Trump administration has opened a federal investigation into Denver Public Schools after allegations that a high school teacher required students of the same sex to kiss as part of a classroom assignment, the Department of Education announced Tuesday. "Schools have an obligation to prevent and address sexual assault," Kimberly Richey, assistant secretary for civil rights, said in a statement . "Yet in Colorado, school personnel are alleged to have compelled the sexual assault of minor studen

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Schiff-backed candidate abruptly ends gubernatorial campaign amid rumblings of a damaging report

European soccer teams agree to boycott FIFA over private equity proposal

Toddler's tragic death sparks manslaughter charges after alleged poisoning

Indiana's Curt Cignetti roasts the SEC as ESPN starts their promotional campaign already: 'we don't whine'

VA to run trial of GLP-1 drug to treat alcohol abuse

Chris Hemsworth shares terrifying footage from 'crazy' plane ride through lightning and severe turbulence

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NFL legend Rob Gronkowski has simple advice for Caitlin Clark: 'Keep shutting up the haters'

India wants to join the strawberry superpowers

Investigators probing possible Iran connection in water system hacks: US officials

Washington school district reviewing incident of employee making celebratory remark about Charlie Kirk's death

Today's highlights

WNBA faces growing Sophie Cunningham movement as new rallies are set for Fever games in Oregon, Minnesota

Democrats’ novel red-state strategy: From the Politics Desk

President Trump pushes lawmakers on legislation as 'Protect College Sports Act' hangs on by a thread

Trump Education Department probes school after teacher allegedly required same-sex students to kiss

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