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Hunter Shoots Woman, Mistakes Her for Deer

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A Delaware mother died after a hunter fired at what he thought was a deer, a mistake police say rose to manslaughter.Story SnapshotPolice charged a 74-year-old Maryland hunter with manslaughter after a fatal misidentification.Investigators...

Election Day Explosions Rattle Moscow

Ukraine hurled more than 1,000 drones at Russia as voters cast ballots, pushing the...

Sudden Scramble: Trump, Netanyahu Shift Plans

Two leaders changed travel plans on the same day: President Trump left Camp David...

Sheeran Tour Dispute Spills Into Ireland

Venue vetoes and promoter pressure pushed Macklemore off Ed Sheeran’s U.S. tour, triggering a...

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Former FBI Director’s Trial Delayed

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A high-profile threat case against a former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) director just hit pause, and both sides agreed.Story SnapshotJames Comey asked the court for a four-month trial delay; prosecutors did not oppose.A...

L.A. Councilwoman Faces Housing Double-Standard Claims

A Los Angeles councilmember who champions faster housing approvals is seeking to tear down...

Media Spotlight Turns Lone Clancy Juror Into Target After Mistrial

A local news team outed the lone Clancy holdout juror using court records while...

U.S. Carrier Arrives Near Strait of Hormuz

America’s newest carrier presence just took station near the Strait of Hormuz, signaling sustained...

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