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The article discusses a series of reported Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio, with the Bigfoot Society podcast receiving multiple eyewitness accounts of encounters with large, hairy figures in the area over a short period of time, which the group has described as a possible "flap" of Bigfoot activity.

Kyler Murray's time with the Arizona Cardinals has ended, and the Minnesota Vikings are the "overwhelming favorite" to sign him as a free agent, despite the presence of 2024 first-round pick J.J. McCarthy on the roster.

A 62-year-old physical education teacher and athletic director at a Washington school was arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing a student for over a year, and the school district is cooperating with the ongoing investigation.

CNN host Abby Phillip issued an on-air correction for her false claim that the New York City terrorist attack was directed at Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Kyle Teel and Sam Antonacci hit back-to-back home runs to give Italy an early lead over the United States in the World Baseball Classic.

The California State University system board of trustees meeting was disrupted by emotional residents and alumni reacting to the decision to sue the federal government over the U.S. Department of Education's findings that San Jose State University violated Title IX in its handling of a transgender volleyball player.

Nicole Kidman opened up about her family status three months after finalizing her divorce from ex-husband Keith Urban, stating that she is grateful for her family and is focused on moving forward.

Viral video shows former President Bill Clinton appearing to nudge former first lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton toward a busy New York City intersection crosswalk, prompting her to pull back and protest as the couple attempted to cross the street.

Meghan Markle is set to headline a luxury women's retreat in Australia, but the high ticket prices and branding of the event have drawn criticism from royal experts, who question her motives and the perception of her commercial ventures.

Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accountant testified that he was never aware of any payments Epstein made to former President Donald Trump, according to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer.

The former mayor of Dolton, Illinois, Tiffany Henyard, is running for a commissioner seat in Fulton County, Georgia as a Republican after facing corruption allegations and financial mismanagement during her time as mayor.

Tommy Thompson, a deep-sea explorer who spent over a decade in federal custody for refusing to disclose the location of a cache of gold coins from a historic shipwreck, was released from prison after a judge ruled that his continued incarceration had lost its "coercive effect."

A brawl broke out on a Jet2 flight from Puerto Rico to Atlanta, forcing the flight to divert to Belgium, after an Alabama woman allegedly assaulted two elderly passengers.

Three Northern Arizona University fraternity members were arrested and charged with hazing after an 18-year-old student died of alcohol poisoning following a fraternity rush event.

Car wash workers in Florida subdued an ax-wielding man who threatened them, with the eldest brother, an 18-year-old MMA-trained military recruit, overpowering the suspect.

The Trump administration has urged the Supreme Court to allow it to terminate the protected legal status of hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants living in the U.S., which the Biden administration had extended after the assassination of Haiti's president.

California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism for the state's high gas prices, with opponents blaming his "insane climate dogma" and policies rather than the war in Iran for the price spike.

Medical device giant Stryker was hit by cyberattack on Wednesday. A pro-Iranian hacktivist group allegedly claimed responsibility for the breach.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services officials skipped a hearing held by the state's House Fraud Prevention Committee, frustrating the committee chairwoman, Rep. Kristin Robbins, who said the department's no-show was "very disappointing" and that they should have been present to address the governor's program integrity report.