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80% of claims in America's largest sexual abuse settlement in history could be fraudulent, LA DA says

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman asked a judge to freeze payments to the victims of a $4 billion sexual abuse lawsuit settlement, claiming four out of five of the claims could be fraudulent, the Los Angeles Times reported Thursday. In April 2025, Los Angeles County agreed to pay $4 billion to settle more than 11,000 claims of sexual abuse in county-run juvenile halls and foster homes, making it the largest sexual abuse settlement in U.S. history. But an LA Times investigation

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South Africa trolled by African fans in wake of World Cup loss

The taunting reflects anger from parts of the continent over reports of xenophobia in South Africa.

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Pope Leo defends migrants at 'dock of shame' in Spain

Pope Leo XIV visited the Canary Islands on Thursday, where he issued a forceful defense of migrants. (Image credit: Alessandra Tarantino)

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WATCH: Massive explosions captured on video destroy multiple homes

The blasts in Clinton Township, Pennsylvania, leveled at least two homes and injured three people, including an 84-year-old woman, officials said.

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Fox News Digital's News Quiz: June 5, 2026

Test your news knowledge with this week's Fox News Digital News Quiz, featuring major primary races in certain states, a photo of a Democratic candidate wearing only a towel and a fired "60 Minutes" correspondent. Looking for another challenge? Former first lady Jill Biden's concerns for former President Joe Biden's performance in a high-stakes event and actor Russell Crowe's bitter confrontation outside a Paris hotel were featured in last week's News Quiz. Test your knowledge of remarkable groc

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Empty seats on World Cup’s opening day renew ticket price concerns

General view inside the stadium as Matej Kovar #1 of Czechia passes the ball during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group A match between Korea Republic and Czechia at Guadalajara Stadium on June 11, 2026 in Guadalajara, Mexico.

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NBC News · Oct 8

Family alleges OB-GYN used his own sperm for insemination instead of agreed-upon donor’s

Joe and Mary Ellen Laedtke.

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ABC News · Oct 8

Children are being recruited as criminals at an 'industrial scale': Europol

Children are being recruited as criminals at an "industrial scale" and the single greatest threat to Europe -- and the rest of the world.

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

China arrests US academic at conference for ‘espionage activities’

Arrest of Min Zin, who writes about Myanmar and Chinese foreign policy, comes just month after Trump visit to Beijing China has arrested a US scholar who writes about Myanmar and Chinese foreign policy on suspicion of spying. Min Zin was suspected of “engaging in espionage activities that endanger China’s national security,” China’s ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson, Lin Jian, said on Friday. Continue reading...

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ABC News · Oct 8

Trump picks Jay Clayton for director of national intelligence

President Donald Trump announced on Thursday a new permanent pick to head the Office of the Director of National Intelligence: Jay Clayton.

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ABC News · Oct 8

Security for UFC at White House will be at Super Bowl level, Secret Service says

As UFC fans descend on Washington, D.C., for Freedom 250 on Sunday and events surrounding it, security will be strict, according to the top Secret Service agent for D.C.

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WATCH: California officer accidentally shot by colleague during 'horseplay'

California officer accidentally shot by colleague during 'horseplay' Newly released video shows an officer being shot in the shoulder by a fellow cop during what police call "horseplay" inside a police parking garage. Trump claims 'settlement' reached on Iran, cancels planned strikes Jun 11, 2026Teen hitmen for hire: Violent crime's new frontier 2 hours agoTrump taps Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence amid FISA gridlock Jun 11, 2026Gunman pleads guilty in shocking Minnesota assass

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Christian Pulisic has played under pressure before, but nothing like this World Cup

U.S. and AC Milan soccer star Christian Pulisic at Milanello Sports Center in Italy on Feb. 8.

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Top US ally's defense chief quits, warns military lacks resources for rising threats

Britain's defense secretary resigned Thursday after accusing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government of failing to adequately fund the military despite rising threats from Russia and growing NATO demands, delivering a major political blow to the prime minister ahead of July's alliance summit. In a sharply worded resignation letter, John Healey said the government had failed to commit the resources needed to execute Britain's long-term defense strategy, arguing the country's armed forces risk be

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A powerful US surveillance law is set to expire – what happens now?

Congress has failed to reauthorize section 702 of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act amid questions over its future Donald Trump’s bid to install a controversial ally as the country’s leading intelligence official has shone a light on the wide reach of a powerful surveillance law, and raised questions over its future. Privacy advocates say it deserves scrutiny, and reform, regardless of who the US president appoints as director of national intelligence (DNI). Continue reading...

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NBC News · Oct 8

David Hockney, giant of British contemporary art, dies aged 88

David Hockney in his home in Los Angeles in 1987.

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ABC News · Oct 8

WATCH: Police issue warning over criminal groups recruiting teens for violent crimes

Authorities say teens in Europe are being recruited online by gangs and criminal organizations for killings, bombings and abductions – a growing trend that police say is making its way to the U.S.

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Kate Middleton hailed as the monarchy's 'saving grace' after cancer battle transformed her royal role: experts

After cancer, Kate Middleton has emerged stronger than ever and has become the one person saving the monarchy. The claim was made by multiple royal experts who spoke to Fox News Digital, praising the Princess of Wales for thriving in her "Kate Era." All eyes will be on the princess, 44, at Trooping the Colour on June 13, when the senior royals will gather for a ceremonial military parade held annually to mark the official birthday of the British monarch. "I think the 'Kate Era' began the moment

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America’s baby bust may be linked to the iPhone, study says

America's baby bust may have an unlikely culprit: the iPhone . A new study suggests Apple's smartphone may account for as much as half of the decline in U.S. birth rates following its 2007 launch, with researchers arguing the device fundamentally changed how young people socialize, date and form relationships. The working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research, entitled, "Is the iPhone Birth Control? Causal Evidence from AT&T’s 2007–2011 Carrier Monopoly," says that the iPhone m

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Eating 5 fruits and vegetables a day may not be enough for heart health, study finds

When it comes to eating fruits and vegetables for heart health , the choice of fruits and vegetables may be just as important as how many they eat, new research suggests. Health experts have long recommended the "five a day" guideline, meaning people should eat five servings total of fruits and vegetables. A group of scientists, however, contends in a new study that adhering to dietary guidelines may not provide enough flavanols — plant compounds linked to cardiovascular benefits. FORGET YOGURT