NYC Campaign Aide Arrested for Allegedly Smacking Rival Staffer
An aide to a Brooklyn Republican state senator was arrested Tuesday for allegedly striking a volunteer for a Democratic opponent, according to sources.
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Netflix to Host Darts Showdown with Prize Money and Live Audience
A unique darts tournament will feature 24 players competing against world champion Luke Littler for a substantial cash prize, broadcast live on Netflix.
Scottish Covid Inquiry to Examine 2020 Exam Grading Controversy
Thousands of students' results were downgraded in 2020 after exams were canceled due to the pandemic, leading to protests and a later reversal of grades.
Fleetwood Town to Host Another Premier League Club in Carabao Cup Quarter-Finals
League Two side Fleetwood Town earned a home tie against Everton or Newcastle after eliminating Arsenal.
Police Close Investigation into Hayden Panettiere's Overdose Death
Coroner rules actor's death accidental, citing drug overdose.
Justice Department Actions Raise Political Timing Questions Ahead of Midterms
Critics argue a spate of headline-grabbing cases and investigations by the Justice Department appear timed to influence the upcoming midterm elections, while the department states it is following the facts and the law.
Inmate Escape Latest in Series of Issues for Tennessee Prisons
The recent escape of a convicted murderer follows a failed execution and highlights ongoing problems with staffing and oversight in the state's correctional system.
Passenger arrested for 'hijack' text claims it was banter
A man arrested for texting he was going to hijack a plane told officers the message was banter with a co-worker and denied any intention to harm anyone.
US Bans Imports From 3 Chinese Biotech Firms Over Forced Labor Concerns
The Department of Homeland Security alleges BGI Group and its affiliates are linked to forced labor in China's Xinjiang region.