UCLA Admits Some Employees Faced Antisemitism, Asks Judge to Toss DOJ Lawsuit
The university argues it cannot be held liable for harassment by protesters and outsiders, seeking to dismiss the Trump administration's legal action.
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Christina Aguilera Shares Steamy Bathtub Selfie Ahead of Halloween
The pop star posted a racy photo on Instagram, embracing a spooky theme.
Prosecutors Oppose Dismissal of Murder Charges Against Lindsay Clancy
District Attorney's office argues mistrial was valid and double jeopardy does not apply, while a wrongful death lawsuit against Clancy's doctors proceeds.
US Economy Surges 3.4% in Q3, Fueled by Consumer Spending and AI Investment
Resilient consumer spending and robust AI investment propelled the US economy to its fastest growth rate in a year, outpacing expectations despite inflationary pressures.
Rays Player Calls Reporter's Question 'Disrespectful' After World Series Loss
Taylor Walls expressed frustration with a question about the team's level of play following a Game 4 loss to the Brewers.
Sienna Miller and Daughter Marlowe Bond During Los Angeles Shopping Trip
The actress and her 14-year-old daughter were seen enjoying retail therapy on Melrose Place.
Meta Executives Allegedly Sought to Discredit Academic Criticizing Social Media's Impact on Youth
Court documents reveal Meta's alleged attempts to undermine Professor Jonathan Haidt's research and credibility.
FOX 5 Anchor Bianca Peters Engaged to Equinox Chairman Harvey Spevak
The 'Good Day New York' anchor announced her engagement to the millionaire businessman, who proposed in El Paso with a mariachi band and string quartet.
Mile 18: The NYC Marathon's Point of No Return for Disheartened Runners
Data reveals a specific stretch of the Upper East Side as the most common location for participants to abandon the race.