Kristin Knouse Ordered to Pay $9.6 Million After Defamation Suit Over #MeToo Allegations
Texts revealed a consensual relationship, not sexual assault, leading to a defamation ruling against Knouse.
US Politics News
Texas Republicans Blame Trump for Midterm Losses
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Governor Greg Abbott are reportedly pointing fingers at former President Donald Trump following a significant Republican defeat in the state's midterm elections.
UK Government Plans NHS Overhaul Amid Bureaucratic Pay Concerns
Thousands of NHS England staff are to be transferred to a new 'Special Health Authority' as part of a government initiative to streamline health services, but concerns have been raised about potential pay disparities between health officials and their Whitehall counterparts.
Federal Agent Kills Girlfriend, Then Himself in NYC Apartment After Phone Call With Her Father
Police are investigating the incident as a murder-suicide after the father listened helplessly on the phone as his daughter was shot.
Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond's Foster Son Avoids Jail for Assault and Drug Charges
Jamar Goff sentenced to suspended jail time and probation for biting an officer and drug possession.
JD Vance Blames Iran War for GOP Midterm Losses, Sparks Internal Conflict
Vice President JD Vance publicly criticized the administration's handling of the Iran conflict, attributing the Republican party's significant midterm defeats to the war.
Dogs in Politics: A Presidential Trend for Softening Image
Owning a dog has been a popular strategy for U.S. presidents throughout history to appear more caring and relatable to the public.
10 Alleged Noncitizens Indicted in California Voter Fraud Probe
The indictments bring the total number of defendants in the sprawling investigation to 28.
Blue Wave Sweeps Elections; Mileage Tax and Tech Scrutiny Loom
Republicans face significant losses across multiple races, while proposed taxes and scrutiny of tech industry practices emerge as key post-election concerns.