China-Linked Spamouflage Network Targets US Voters on X, Analysts Say
Accounts posing as American citizens are spreading divisive content and questioning election integrity ahead of midterm elections.
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Sister of Shooting Victim Makes Plea for Aid as Man Faces Long Recovery
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support Zachary Uchtman, who was one of four injured in a pub shooting that left a 19-year-old dead.
Woman Sues Oregon Nail Salon, Claiming Genital Herpes Infection After Manicure
A Portland woman has filed a $2.5 million lawsuit against a nail salon, alleging she contracted genital herpes during a manicure, marking the second such claim against the business in two years.
Bill Clinton Criticizes Trump's Iran Policy and White House 'Corruption'
Former President Bill Clinton, speaking at a rally in Mississippi, attacked Donald Trump's approach to Iran and characterized the former president's administration as rife with 'corruption' and 'ego projects.'
Pip Edwards Discusses New Relationship Amidst Derby Day Fashion Spectacle
The fashion designer shared a brief update on her romance with businessman Nicholas Nogarotto while debuting a striking ensemble at Flemington Racecourse.
Suspected Sailboat Thief Fatally Shot in Rhode Island Police Encounter
Body camera footage captured the shootout that occurred in Newport following the theft of a 40-foot boat.
Runner Marks 50th Consecutive NYC Marathon
Eighty-three-year-old Dave Obelkevich prepares for his record-setting 50th straight participation in the New York City Marathon, a tradition deeply rooted in his family.
Ohio State Taps Freshman QB Luke Fahey for USC Game Amidst Sayin Injury
The Buckeyes will start a freshman under center against USC after their previously named starter was sidelined by a shoulder injury.
Connecticut High School Coach Arrested for Allegedly Choking Referee
Thomas Sparks faces assault and strangulation charges after an incident during a youth basketball game.