Trump Shifts to Virtual Rallies as Midterm Campaigns Enter Final Stretch
President employs tele-rallies while key races, including a Texas Senate contest, intensify.
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Elderly Sailor and Dog Rescued After Months Lost at Sea
An 86-year-old mariner and his canine companion were found nearly 500 miles off the California coast after their months-long journey from Oregon to the South Pacific.
Judge Dismisses Trump's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against The Wall Street Journal
The judge ruled that Trump failed to prove the newspaper made defamatory statements with actual malice.
UK Criminology Lecturer Faces Deportation After Shoplifting Spree
A former criminology lecturer, who described herself as 'Britain's poshest thief,' is facing deportation from the UK after a series of shoplifting offenses totaling nearly £13,000.
Former Criminology Lecturer Faces Deportation After Shoplifting Spree
Polish-born academic's bid to remain in the UK dismissed over £12,000 in stolen goods.
Farage to Appoint First Defense Spokesperson, Criticizes 'Wokery' at War Museum
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage plans to name a new defense spokesperson and vows to address perceived 'woke' influences at the Imperial War Museum.
Divorced Couples Discard Thousands of Frozen Embryos, Study Finds
A new study reveals that a significant majority of couples undergoing fertility treatment choose to discard their stored embryos following a separation, highlighting complex emotional, ethical, and legal challenges.
IVF Couples Divorcing Often Discard Frozen Embryos, Study Finds
A significant majority of couples undergoing fertility treatment choose to discard remaining embryos after separation, highlighting complex ethical and legal issues.
Suspect in CEO Mansion Invasion Identified, Allegedly Shot by Accomplice
Police have identified one of three suspects in a violent home invasion at a Canadian CEO's residence and stated he was shot by a fellow intruder during the incident.