Maria Bartiromo thanked supporters after reports that she parted ways with Fox News and Fox Business, while her attorney disputed claims that she was fired.
A fourth juror in the Lindsay Clancy case told WBZ-TV that the lone male holdout was being pushed toward acquittal from the start of deliberations, and said she changed her own vote from guilty to not guilty.
Peter Navarro told Greg Kelly that he did not get Maria Bartiromo removed from Fox, saying he only forwarded a producer text she had sent him about rejected election coverage.
A Lucas County jury convicted Matthew Exton after prosecutors said he entered a Toledo restaurant with a loaded handgun and tried to shoot his ex-wife before a waiter tackled and disarmed him.
The University of Florida brought back the “Gator Bait” cheer during Saturday’s season opener against Florida Atlantic, reviving a tradition shelved in 2020 over concerns about historic racist imagery tied to the phrase.
Interim Seattle Police Chief Andre Sayles faced online criticism after using the phrase “trigger pullers” while discussing three fatal shootings in Belltown.
President Trump extended a national emergency first declared in 2018 over foreign interference in U.S. elections, while the article’s authors argue the move is tied to wider fights over election integrity, mail-in ballots, and federal court power.
Early claims around an armed man at Amy Acton’s Canfield Fair stop were followed by a more limited law enforcement account: no assassination attempt, no gun drawn, and misdemeanor charges after two people were knocked over.
The AfD’s reported vote share in Saxony-Anhalt fell after mail-in ballots were counted, prompting allegations of unusual voting patterns and calls for closer scrutiny.