1 dead, 1 injured following separate alligator attacks in Florida, officials say
A woman was killed Sunday and a child was injured Saturday in separate alligator attacks.
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NASA races to save Swift telescope from falling back to Earth with daring rescue mission
The $30 million salvage operation gets underway as soon as this week.
California appeals court upholds Harvey Weinstein’s rape conviction, but says he must be resentenced
An appeals court upheld Harvey Weinstein’s California rape conviction, but ordered a resentencing. He remains imprisoned for New York charges.
New Mexico opens criminal probe of DEA after agents allowed fentanyl shipments to hit streets
New Mexico’s attorney general has launched a criminal inquiry into whether DEA agents broke state law by allowing fentanyl shipments to hit the streets.
Gracie the Giraffe, who went missing after wandering off a Texas ranch, is finally found
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Daily News, other outlets, allege Microsoft urged Open AI to steal journalists’ work
The news organizations say Microsoft “expressly” encouraged ChatGPT users to republish reporting by journalists.
Texas school board to vote on required Bible readings in public education
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The man who set a Virginia city council member on fire gets 40 years in prison
Shotsie Buck-Hayes pleaded guilty in April to one count each of attempted first-degree murder and aggravated malicious wounding in the July 30, 2025, attack on Lee Vogler.
A rifle-toting war reporter died with Custer at Little Bighorn 150 years ago
Thursday marks the 150th anniversary of the very first journalist who died on the job.
States are changing fire codes to make housing cheaper. Some safety experts are worried
Critics note existing rules were shaped by past tragedies and aim to prevent future harm.