Milwaukee Brewers Clinch First World Series Title in Franchise History
Team celebrates historic victory with champagne-soaked clubhouse and jubilant fan celebrations across Wisconsin.
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Wrongfully Convicted Man Who Spent 48 Years in Prison Dies at 72
Glynn Simmons, exonerated in 2023 as the longest-serving exoneree in U.S. history, succumbed to cancer just three years after his release.
Pentagon Watchdog Declines Ukraine Starlink Investigation
The inspector general cited contractual matters, deferring to the Air Force and Space Force.
Father's Sentence Increased for Permanently Disabling Baby
An appeals court has extended the prison term for a father who caused catastrophic injuries to his infant son.
Kelly Stafford Urges NFL to Eliminate Turf Fields Amid Head Injury Concerns
The wife of Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford voiced her concerns on social media, linking turf playing surfaces to player safety and head trauma.
Tennessee Governor Signals Christa Pike's Sentence Unlikely to Change After Botched Execution
A former police chief described Pike as 'almost giddy' recalling the brutal 1995 murder as her execution attempt failed.
Offshore Workers Turn to Weight-Loss Drugs to Meet Helicopter Flight Rules
New regulations effective Sunday ban individuals over 19 stone, 7 pounds from flights to offshore platforms, prompting a significant uptake in weight-loss medication.
Flávio Bolsonaro Declares Himself 'Leader of Brazil' from U.S.
The defeated presidential candidate alleges electoral fraud and vows to lead the opposition from exile.
California High-Speed Rail CEO Ian Choudri Resigns Amid Project Scandals
The chief executive of the state's troubled $231 billion bullet train project has stepped down amid ongoing controversies.