Video shows a Boston police officer surrounded by a hostile crowd hurling bottles and debris as a dirt bike suspect escapes during a street takeover.

A misfired sext to his wife exposed a three-year affair, and now his wife and his mistress have joined forces to demand he choose between them.

Google has lost its lengthy legal battle to overturn a $4.69 billion fine imposed by the EU over requirements the tech giant forces on device manufacturers deploying its Android operating system.

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A transgender Nevada suspect allegedly plotted a Las Vegas Strip mass shooting with an arsenal of machine guns, grenade launchers and over 50 firearms.

A State Armor report accuses the Environmental Law Institute of advancing Chinese strategic interests through decades of cooperation with China-linked institutions while supporting legal and regulatory efforts that restrict American energy production.

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U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Malik Tillman sent fans and announcers into hysterics after making an expertly performed free kick that sent the U.S. team to a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday.

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Thursday on MS NOW's "On the Line," Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) said President Donald Trump was "projecting" when he accused former President Joe Biden of weaponizing the Department of Justice.

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Justice Kavanaugh's concurrence outlines how Congress could legislatively restrict birthright citizenship, sparking immediate Republican action.

More drops for stocks of computer chip companies and other winners of the artificial-intelligence boom are weighing on Wall Street Thursday, and they're continuing to mute gains for the majority of the U.S. market.

Venezuelan journalist Carlos Salazar revealed during a broadcast on Wednesday that his sources believe that Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, wanted in the United States on narco-terrorism charges, is blocking search and rescue crews from accessing buildings destroyed by last week's earthquakes to protect stashes of drugs and cash buried there.

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Johnny Manziel unleashes a profanity-filled rant on a Cleveland radio host while World Cup watch party chaos launches a reporter into the air.

Captain Kidd's descendant says the pirate buried 40 pounds of gold and jewels on Long Island, with more treasure possibly hidden across the East Coast.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has deported a self-admitted MS-13 gang member with ties to Mexico's Cartel del Noreste after he completed a prison sentence in Texas, Newsmax learned exclusively Thursday.

Caitlin Clark leads three Indiana Fever starters for the WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago, joined by teammates Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell.

David Duke praised a Democratic nominee's deleted post attacking interracial relationships, drawing comparisons between the KKK leader and the nominee.

President Donald Trump has criticized the existing spending discrepancy between the United States and other member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), claiming the U.S. defense expenditure far exceeds any other nation.

Following Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger’s ban from the site he helped establish and sought to reform, site editors took to maligning him on his personal discussion page in what is commonly called “grave-dancing” on Wikipedia. Some editors argued Sanger’s proposed reforms should be discarded with his ban. Other editors expressing support for Sanger received mocking responses, including comments related to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination last year.

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Beloved celebrity couple Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are once again dominating the gossip headlines, but this time is a little different.

The rumor mills are claiming that the couple might not only be getting married this Fourth of July weekend, but blocking off surrounding roads to New York City’s Madison Square Garden for the ceremony and celebration.

But BlazeTV host Pat Gray isn’t buying it.

“They’re not getting married at Madison Square Garden,” Gray says.

“It might be the reception, right? It might be just a party,” executive producer Keith Malinak chimes in.

“If they get married at Madison Square Garden, I will eat my underwear because that is not going to happen. It’s not happening. They’re not going to do it,” Gray continues.

“The last thing she wants to do is get married in a dump like MSG,” he adds.

While Jeff Fisher agrees that “the Garden is a dump,” he points out that he still “loves the Garden” as it’s “New York.”

“It’s great for basketball,” Gray comments. “It’s not appropriate for weddings.”

“So Pat Gray is on the record,” Malinak confirms. “He will eat his underwear if Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift get married in Madison Square Garden.”

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