Disney cast member is killed in suspected lightning strike one week after moving to Florida
Matthew Eric Jenkins, 20, had just moved to Florida to take part in the Disney College Program, his father said
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UPS worker killed after being run over at facility – just 13 days before he retired after 44 years
Paul Roberts had worked for UPS since he was 18 years old, his sister said
Utah Valley University remains divided a year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. His picture still haunts the campus
Some students are protesting on the anniversary of Kirk’s death after the university canceled classes and allowed Turning Point USA to host a memorial at its event center
The shot seen around the world: How an amateur photographer captured the ultimate sacrifice of FDNY heroes on 9/11
The lone fire truck racing across the Brooklyn Bridge toward the burning towers has become a defining image of the courage of so many first responders on September 11. The man who took the picture tells Bruce Golding what remains seared in his memory
Ex-hockey players sue University of Michigan over alleged ‘sadistic’ abuse
The lawsuit says Red Berenson, who was coach from 1984 to 2017, was aware of the abuse and did not intervene
Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post assures everyone talk of AI killing humans is nothing to fret about
The news outlet, whose owner recently co-founded an AI company, instead warned about looming government overreach against Big Tech
Double killer on Death Row asks for massive final meal of beef brisket, bacon double cheeseburger, ice cream and more
Stacey Humphries faces the death penalty after killing two real estate agents in Georgia in 2003
What happens now after man accused of locking 16 kids in a squalid room found unfit to stand trial
Child protective services investigated the family in 2020 following reports of severe educational neglect, but permitted the parents to retain custody before closing the file five months later
Trump faces accusations of bribery after promising to pay Americans $5,000 each if Republicans win midterms
The president offered few details of the plan but said the money would have to be spent in America
A shift swap on 9/11: The story of the World Trade Center restaurant staff who lost their lives
A new documentary retells the story of the World Trade Center’s iconic top-floor restaurant, Windows on the World. For the surviving staff, its legacy rests not on how it ended but on the workplace they created for 25 years before that tragic day, Jasmine Fernández writes
Maria Bartiromo breaks silence after she was fired from Fox News for ‘leaking info to Trump’
An attorney for Bartiromo, a longtime Fox Business anchor, has denied that she was fired
Pentagon continues to rely on the pseudoscience of lie detector tests to hunt leakers
Polygraphs are ‘pseudo-scientific’ in that they measure physiological responses such as heart rate, blood pressure and perspiration
ICE sued by voting rights groups to block agents at the polls: ‘Only meant to scare people and suppress votes’
The Trump administration is illegally raising the specter of federal agents at polling locations to suppress turnout, lawsuit claims
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Nato foils Moscow plot to unleash secret weapon to destroy undersea cables in Arctic
Britain, Norway and US confront Russian vessels involved in secret deepsea operation
Clothing company ordered to pay $850K to Buc-ee’s for having a logo that is too similar
Born United has been ordered to stop selling the merchandise featuring the Buc-ee’s logo and destroy all of its merchandise depicting the mascot
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There could be no Atlantic hurricanes this year – but there’s a catch
The last time there were no hurricanes during the Atlantic season was before the satellite era
Zelensky meets with Mark Carney in Canada seeking Ukrainian military support
‘Ukrainians helped build this country,’ Carney said. ‘And Canada will help rebuild Ukraine when peace comes’
The 9/11 images that still haunt journalists who witnessed the tragedy 25 years later
The photographer behind the devastating ’Falling Man’ photo says he can’t get the image out of his head