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Over 100 bikers flooded a Boston highway, weaving through cars, ignoring traffic laws, and colliding with a police cruiser, leading to the arrest of one rider.

Dr. James Dobson, founder of the Focus on the Family Christian ministry and former advisor to five U.S. presidents, has died at 89.

Texas state Rep. James Talarico, who campaigned against big-donor cash in elections, received nearly $60,000 from a Republican megadonor in 2024, despite his proposal to cap campaign contributions in the state.

The article discusses a Trump-aligned legal group, America First Legal, filing Freedom of Information Act requests targeting a Biden administration organ transplant program, which the group claims may be vulnerable to outside influence.

The Cincinnati police union criticized the criminal case brought against a victim in the viral street brawl, arguing the victim acted in self-defense, while community leaders have called for charges to be reduced or dropped.

A trans athlete made the girls' high school volleyball team in Illinois, igniting chaotic debate among parents, with some criticizing the move and calling for federal intervention, while others defended the athlete's inclusion.

The New York Appellate Division has overturned the $500 million civil fraud penalty against former President Donald Trump, ruling that the disgorgement was an excessive fine that violated the Eighth Amendment, although the court upheld the findings that Trump and his company were liable in the case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Russia unleashed a massive overnight strike across Ukraine, killing one, injuring dozens, and destroying an American-owned electronics company near NATO borders, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy describing the attack on the civilian business as "very telling" following President Trump's attempts to force Moscow to end its invasion.

The U.S.-India strategic partnership, once hailed as a success, is now facing its most serious test as India signals it has other options, turning to China and Russia, in response to U.S. tariffs and interference in its foreign policy.

Ian Sams, a former spokesman for the Biden administration, had limited contact with President Biden despite frequently defending his mental acuity, according to House Oversight Committee Republicans.

A woman, later identified as Selomit Velez-Rodriguez, had a violent meltdown at the Southwest Airlines concourse at Orlando International Airport, assaulting employees and damaging property before being arrested on charges of battery, criminal mischief, and resisting an officer.

An appellate court has overturned the $500 million civil fraud penalty against former President Donald Trump in the case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, but upheld the findings that Trump and his company were liable.

The Idaho police chief revealed new details about the investigation that led to the arrest of Bryan Kohberger, the student murderer responsible for the quadruple homicide, including the discovery of a crucial piece of evidence, the defense's request for a plea deal, and the reasons behind the life sentence.

Glen Powell explained why he should not play James Bond, while Pierce Brosnan, who previously portrayed the iconic character, expressed openness to returning to the role if the right opportunity presented itself.

Andy Reid responded to critics by saying he "doesn't listen to noise", and Colin Cowherd asks if the Chiefs' window is closing or if they're still among the NFL's elite.

Cracker Barrel's new logo and brand redesign have faced intense backlash from conservative critics who claim the changes have "destroyed the brand," while the company's CEO insists the response has been "overwhelmingly positive."

A growing number of parents are sending their college-bound children with Narcan, a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses, despite concerns that most students may not know how to administer it properly.

American real estate market struggles with high mortgage rates and stalled sales while other countries enjoy sub-4% rates, creating affordability crisis.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are embroiled in a legal battle with a dying veteran over Perry's $15 million mansion, and Chris Pratt, who has been renting the home, has been pulled into the dispute.

A federal appeals court dissolved an emergency stay granted to the Trump administration earlier this year, allowing a U.S. District Judge to continue ruling on the fate of hundreds of CECOT migrants deported by the Trump administration.