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Nebraska Shock Gloves Debate Parents, students and community members in Omaha are demanding answers after learning that school resource officers used electric shock gloves on students, sparking a broader debate over police equipment and the role of law enforcement in schools. The controversy centers on the G.L.O.V.E., short for Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter. The

Sandra Bullock Speaks About Bryan Randall Sandra Bullock is opening up about the devastating loss of her longtime partner, photographer Bryan Randall, and the years of grief she experienced while he battled ALS. Bullock discussed Randall’s illness and death during an appearance on the “SmartLess” podcast. She explained that Randall had asked her to keep

Teachers Pay Teachers Hit by Wave of AI Content Teachers looking for classroom materials on Teachers Pay Teachers are encountering a growing problem: educational resources that appear to have been created with artificial intelligence but contain mistakes, typos, strange graphics and questionable information. The issue is drawing attention to the popular online marketplace, where educators

Odd Mob Takes Over San Diego: Australian House Star Harry Hope Delivers a Two-Hour Gallagher Square Set SAN DIEGO — Australian DJ and producer Harry Hope, better known as Odd Mob, has spent more than a decade building one of electronic music’s most distinctive club projects. On May 29, 2026, that evolution landed in the

Maine Lifeguard Has Terrifying Beach Encounter A routine day on the job turned into a scene straight out of the movie Jaws for a veteran Maine lifeguard when a great white shark grabbed his rescue buoy and dragged him several feet underwater. Greg Wilfert, 71, has spent roughly 55 years working as a lifeguard at

Fetal Personhood Is Turning Pregnancy Into a Legal Minefield and Women Into Second Class Citizens The American anti-abortion movement won its biggest legal victory in generations when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. But ending the federal constitutional right to abortion was never necessarily the endpoint of the movement. The next legal

Auction to Include Some Seriously Valuable Jordans If you have ever looked at a pair of sneakers and thought, “Those are way too expensive,” Eminem is about to give you a reason to reconsider. The rapper is putting more than 100 pairs from his personal sneaker collection up for auction, and these aren’t just shoes

Boca Raton Woman Accused of Going Mike Tyson on Husband, Biting Off Part of His Ear on I-95 With Kids in the Car FORT LAUDERDALE — Interstate 95 in South Florida already has a reputation for producing some of the most chaotic driving in America. Apparently, we can now add alleged ear removal to the

Palm Beach County Clerk Michael Caruso Arrested on Five Felony Child Sex Abuse Charges, Suspended by DeSantis WEST PALM BEACH — Michael Caruso, the Palm Beach County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller and a former Florida state representative, has been arrested on five felony charges involving allegations of sexual abuse of a young

Subs Just in Time for Football Season Football season is back, which means millions of Americans are preparing for the annual ritual of arguing with friends over quarterbacks, yelling at televisions, pretending they understand every referee decision and, most importantly, eating an unreasonable amount of food. Publix is getting in on the action by bringing

Mother and Son Accused of Embezzling A former company president and her son are facing felony charges after police in Medley, Florida, accused the pair of embezzling more than $620,000 from a company where the mother had access to financial accounts, credit cards and payroll. Maria Rodriguez and her son, Miguel Antonio Perez, were arrested

Before Project Blue Book: Inside the 1947 FBI Files That Show America’s UFO Investigation Taking Shape In the summer of 1947, the United States was simultaneously becoming the most powerful military and intelligence state on Earth and confronting a bizarre new problem in its skies. World War II had ended less than two years earlier.

Acetaminophen Versus Ibuprofen When a headache, fever, muscle ache or other everyday pain strikes, many people reach for either acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Both medications can reduce pain and fever, but they work differently and have different safety considerations. Knowing which one may be more appropriate can help you avoid unnecessary side effects and, just as

Céline Dion Stiff Person Syndrome Céline Dion is opening up about the long and difficult road that led to her diagnosis with stiff person syndrome as she prepares for her highly anticipated return to the concert stage in Paris. In a new interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Dion revealed that she had been experiencing symptoms for

Costco Partnership with SCAN Costco is expanding further into healthcare, announcing a partnership with nonprofit insurer SCAN Health Plan that will bring Costco branded Medicare products to consumers in selected markets. The agreement marks Costco’s first comprehensive partnership with a Medicare plan and represents a significant expansion of the warehouse retailer’s growing healthcare business. Under

Tipping Culture Americans are increasingly pushing back against the expanding expectations around tipping, with new research showing that consumers are cutting back, skipping gratuities and questioning why they are being asked to tip in the first place. The familiar payment screen has become a source of frustration for many Americans. A customer orders a coffee,

Car Dealership Sales When vehicle sales weaken, a dealership does not necessarily stop making money. The business model is built around several revenue streams, and some of the most important ones continue generating cash long after a customer drives off the lot. For consumers, a car dealership can look like a business that lives or

The joint practice between the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints turned into a chaotic, WWE style afternoon Tuesday as multiple fights broke out between the two teams, forcing coaches to consider whether the session should continue. Punches were thrown, helmets were tossed, and players from both sides repeatedly became involved in heated exchanges. The

The Philadelphia Phillies continued their surge Tuesday night, rallying from an early deficit to defeat the Miami Marlins 6-4 for their fifth consecutive victory. Philadelphia trailed 3-1 entering the sixth inning before sending nine batters to the plate and scoring four runs against Miami reliever Michael Petersen. The rally completely shifted the momentum and helped

A high stakes legal battle is unfolding within the Buss family over the future ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers, with controlling owner and team governor Jeanie Buss challenging a proposed sale of the family’s remaining stake in the franchise. Five of the six Buss siblings Jim, Johnny, Janie, Joey and Jesse have voted to

The Philadelphia Phillies held off the Miami Marlins 6-5 on Monday night behind another strong performance from Cristopher Sánchez, who became the first pitcher in Major League Baseball to reach 16 victories this season. Sánchez improved to 16-4 after striking out six and allowing just one run on eight hits over six solid innings. His

A stunning international betting controversy has rocked Thoroughbred racing after five long shot horses connected to Maryland’s Fair Hill Training Center produced a remarkable string of results on Aug. 9, 2026, sending bettors and regulators scrambling to determine whether the performances represented an extraordinary betting coup or something far more serious. Four of the five

MobLand Season Two is Coming, and if The Trailer is Any Indication, Things Are Going to Get Even More Bonkers If you loved MobLand the way I did, the release of the Season Two trailer feels like Christmas morning for people who enjoy watching extremely wealthy criminals threaten to murder each other while wearing very

Historic Cattle Shortage Forces Beef Business Shakeup Tyson Foods is cutting thousands of jobs as the nation’s largest meatpacker restructures its beef operations, with more than 3,200 workers in two states expected to be affected (let go aka fired) by the latest plant closures. The company announced the changes saying it will shut down its

The Monroe Files: Did Robert Monroe Build a Map of Consciousness, the Afterlife and a Reality Science Still Does Not Understand? For thousands of years, human beings have been arguing about the same mystery using different languages. Religions called it heaven, hell, reincarnation, purgatory or the spirit world. Shamans described worlds accessible when consciousness separated