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June is widely recognized as Pride Month, but a handful of Republican governors have bestowed alternative titles that both supporters and opponents view as counterprogramming

Japanese police trudged through waist-high mud on Thursday in another unsuccessful day searching for a missing Auburn University student, though his parents said they remain optimistic about their son’s potential rescue

A mother in Florida is suing Campbell Soup Company and Walmart after saying she found moving parasites in a can of SpaghettiOs that she shared with her daughter

The arbitrator decided last month that Rozier, who has pleaded not guilty in a sports gambling investigation, breached his obligations to play for the Miami Heat.

A DHS watchdog report revealed that staff members at Winn Correctional Center used a prohibited chokehold to “gain control” of a person being held there and stabbed another in the hand with a pen when an officer could not close the door to a housing unit.

Monsignor Stephen Rossetti had suggested that UFO sightings were the work of demons.

The victims’ bodies were found in the Portland area over multiple months in early 2023, sparking concern at the time that a serial killer might be targeting young women.

The artist Wyland is suing FIFA and others for $25 million, saying they illegally painted over his Dallas mural of life-sized swimming whales to promote the city’s upcoming World Cup matches.

A man was charged Wednesday with assaulting five women in less than an hour at the University of California Los Angeles last month, officials said

NEW ORLEANS — Actor Shia LaBeouf was sentenced to probation Wednesday after pleading guilty to punching three people outside a New Orleans bar during Mardi Gras