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A federal jury awarded $10 million to a University of Idaho professor after finding a Texas TikToker financially liable for spreading false claims that linked her to the 2022 stabbing deaths of four college students.

Vice President JD Vance confirmed that negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program collapsed, prompting President Trump to authorize Operation Epic Fury, a series of U.S. and Israeli strikes aimed at crippling Iran's missile arsenal and nuclear infrastructure.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stormed out of her deposition before the House Oversight Committee after it was revealed that a House Republican had leaked a photo of her inside the room.

A 21-year-old skier was left dangling 65 feet in the air after a chairlift prank went wrong at a resort in California, with her twin sister and friend working to prevent her from falling.

Texas GOP Senate primary showdown: Sen. Cornyn argues that state Attorney General Paxton is a 'flawed candidate with incredible baggage' and claims Paxton is 'unelectable in November.'

Nancy Pelosi defended the Obama administration's 2011 Libya strikes conducted without congressional approval, but now argues that President Trump should have sought authorization from Congress before launching strikes on Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that the strikes against Iran will not lead to an "endless war," but rather, they will pave the way for peace treaties with other Muslim countries in the region.

The article discusses how the two Democratic candidates in the Texas Senate primary, James Talarico and Rep. Jasmine Crockett, did not address concerns about Islamic terrorism following a deadly shooting in Austin, Texas, instead focusing on the effectiveness of prayer and warning against stereotyping immigrants.

"Deadliest Catch" star Captain Sig Hansen reflects on his mortality and life at sea, while his co-star Todd Meadows, a 25-year-old deckhand, tragically passed away while fishing off the coast of Alaska.

Trae Young, who was traded to the Washington Wizards in January, was ejected from a game against the Houston Rockets on Monday night, but his Wizards debut could be happening as soon as later this week.

Homeowners on a backroad out of Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood have a camera that recorded vehicles on the morning of her suspected abduction, and investigators are still looking into the footage as part of the ongoing investigation.

A GOP candidate in Texas' 7th Congressional District believes the state's open primary system may have allowed a Democrat-leaning candidate to enter the Republican primary race, raising concerns about potential sabotage.

American tourists in Dubai are scrambling to get home as Iran sets off retaliatory airstrikes, with one couple describing "shock waves" and "bursts in the air" from their hotel.

Following Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei's death, Iranian leaders scramble for a successor. New satellite images reveal the extensive damage inside Iran after U.S.-Israeli strikes, as well as Iran's retaliatory attacks across the region.

The FBI has closed its investigation into the D.B. Cooper hijacking case after 45 years, with a former pilot from western Maine being examined as a possible suspect but ultimately eliminated from the case.

Older adults who avoid meat may be less likely to reach age 100 than their meat-eating counterparts, according to new research, as restricting animal proteins may increase the risk of nutrient deficiencies and muscle/bone loss in the "oldest old."

The Iranian women's national soccer team made a statement by refusing to sing the national anthem during their match against South Korea, as the U.S. and Israel continue to target Iran, leading to uncertainty about Iran's participation in the upcoming World Cup.

A pilot and passenger swam to safety after their Cessna 172 made an emergency landing in the Hudson River, and the Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident.