Ex-Ford CEO's wife sues Utah ranch for alleged sexism
Jane Fields claims she and her female friends were asked to leave a golf course so men could play, and later offered a "hat-making class" as an alternative.
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CBS News Leaders Unaware of Migrant's 'Gay' Asylum Claim Before '60 Minutes' Segment
Executives reportedly 'went ballistic' upon learning producers omitted the detail from a story about a deported migrant.
North Korea's Hackers Employ Social Engineering in Massive Crypto Heists, Experts Say
State-sponsored cybercriminals from North Korea are suspected of being behind the $6.3 billion Binance hack, utilizing elaborate social engineering tactics to bypass security measures.
Ilhan Omar's Marriage License Application Shows Name Corrections
A 2009 marriage license application for Rep. Ilhan Omar and Ahmed Elmi shows alterations to Omar's surname.
NYC 'Fraud Factory' Allegedly Stole $7M in Federal Benefits for Luxury Cars and Yemen Payments
Eight individuals have been indicted in an 18-month scheme that siphoned funds from SNAP and EBT cards, prosecutors say.
American Cancer Society Study Links Over a Third of US Cancer Cases to Preventable Factors
A significant portion of cancer diagnoses in the United States are associated with lifestyle choices that could be modified, according to a major study.
Chrishell Stause Heartbroken Over G Flip Split, Fears They've Moved On
The 'Selling Sunset' star is reportedly struggling emotionally after her four-year relationship with the non-binary musician ended.
Portland Nail Salon Faces Second Herpes Lawsuit
A second woman is suing PDX Nails for $2.5 million, alleging she contracted genital herpes during a manicure, mirroring a previous lawsuit against the salon.
Claudia Winkleman Explains Richard E. Grant's Infamous 'Traitors' Gaffe
The host revealed the actor's strong desire to be a traitor led to his early dismissal from the show.