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Travel 1 day ago

Actress boards plane with head lice, triggers social media firestorm: What to know

Actress Jenny Mollen said on Instagram that she learned she had head lice while on an airplane, sparking social media users to sound off. A lice expert weighs in.

Chicago Bulls 1 day ago

Former Bulls star Bob Love dead at 81

Former Chicago Bulls forward Bob Love, who was a three-time All-Star with the team, has died on Monday after a battle with cancer, the organization said.

California 5 days ago

Virginia woman arrested after impersonating a nurse and working at multiple California hospitals: police

Police are investigating after they said a woman impersonated a registered nurse and oversaw approximately 60 patients at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, California.

Chicago Bears November 12

Bears fire Shane Waldron as offensive woes continue: 'It is in the best interest of our team'

The Chicago Bears are moving in a different direction amid a three-game slide, firing offensive coordinator Shane Waldron on Tuesday after just nine games.

Elections November 4

'Trojan horse’ amendment could allow illegals to vote, New York experts say

New Yorkers are voting on an abortion amendment this election day that some experts are saying is a "Trojan horse" to allow illegals to vote.

Artificial Intelligence November 2

US finalizes rule to block investments in China-based tech firms to protect AI, military development

The Biden administration finalized a rule to block American civilians and companies from investing in a range of technology, from AI development to next-generation fight jet tech.

Los Angeles Dodgers November 1

Dodgers studied Yankees' defensive, baserunning shortcomings that led to crushing World Series defeat: report

According to a new report, the Los Angeles Dodgers studied the Yankees' shortcomings and took advantage of their "talent over fundamentals" philosophy.

Media November 1

Jerry Seinfeld criticizes kids' old NY school for giving ‘distressed’ students the day after the election off

"Emotionally distressed" students at the school Jerry Seinfeld formerly sent his kids will be able to take the day after the election off, prompting harsh criticism from the comedian.

Media October 30

Julia Roberts mocked for campaign ad telling women they can vote differently from their husbands

Julia Roberts has been widely criticized for her narration of a Harris-Walz campaign ad that explains to women they can vote differently from their husbands.

Boxing October 30

On this day in history, October 30, 1974, Muhammad Ali wins 'The Rumble in the Jungle'

Muhammad Ali regained his title of heavyweight boxing champion of the world on this day in history, Oct. 30, 1974, after winning the "Rumble in the Jungle" vs. George Foreman in Zaire.