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Twenty professional models who accused three Massachusetts strip clubs of using their images in ads without permission—or a single dime in compensation—have hit a major setback.
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A 40-year-old squatter who was arrested for allegedly taking over a $2.3 million mansion in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., is back at the property just over a week after being jailed, according to a new report — a stunning twist that’s raising fresh questions about how this saga is far from over.
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A New York City university professor is facing intense backlash after a hot mic captured her making a crude remark about Black students — a comment education officials swiftly condemned as “blatantly racist,” igniting outrage and demands for accountability.
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An Ohio State professor has been suspended after allegedly lunging at a journalist who was attempting to question the university’s former president — a tense confrontation that was caught on camera and quickly went viral.
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The Arizona DoorDash driver briefly detained Tuesday night during the hunt for Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapper has been released after several hours in police custody.
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A Texas father will not face criminal charges after fatally shooting his daughter during a heated argument over President Trump — a shocking confrontation that turned deadly and has left many questioning how a political dispute spiraled so tragically out of control.
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The TV star fisherman who disappeared with his crew after their boat sank off the Massachusetts coast reportedly made a troubling phone call to a close friend just hours before Friday’s tragedy — a detail that’s now raising chilling questions about what went wrong.
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A Washington state high school teacher accused of preying on an underage student allegedly sent the teen a stream of disturbing, sexually explicit texts — before the two reportedly spent three and a half hours having sex inside her marital home, according to a chilling new report.
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A U.S. Postal Service employee is facing federal fraud charges after prosecutors say she wrongfully pocketed inflated workers’ compensation benefits she didn’t qualify for — a case the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois revealed last month.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stormed into the Oval Office late Monday and demanded a two‑hour face‑to‑face with President Trump — after being shoved aside amid a firestorm of outrage over her handling of the deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis that has ignited protests and national debate.
Twenty professional models who accused three Massachusetts strip clubs of using their images in ads without permission—or a single dime in compensation—have hit a major setback.
