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About 30 restaurants are offering Veterans Day deals on Nov. 11, from Outback Steakhouse's free Bloomin' Onion to Buffalo Wild Wings' boneless wings.
Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale, 22, was thrown from her horse during the Cotton Cup at Warren Racecourse after her mount suffered a leg injury.
President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC will proceed after a judge rejected the outlet's motion to dismiss the case.
Reddit users debate the greatest movie quote of all time, with iconic lines from "The Godfather," "Tombstone" and "The Terminator" sparking buzz.
From Kate Moss to Katy Perry to wife Laura Gallacher Brand, Russell Brand's romantic history spans high-profile romances and a headline-making divorce.
A traveler at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport found a 3% surcharge on a bookstore receipt, and the fee was taxed on top of it. A retail expert weighed in.
Adam Vinatieri weighed in on the Harrison Butker vs. Justin Tucker kicking competition, warning the Kansas City Chiefs' margin for error shrinks in playoffs.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was reportedly relocated to a military base as Iranian assassination plots against U.S. officials intensify.
Baltimore Ravens star Kyle Hamilton said he doesn't think 24 teams can win a championship despite the new format being introduced in coming years.
Fernando Mendoza will make his first career start Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks after the Las Vegas Raiders traded Kirk Cousins to Minnesota.
Pat Murphy learned he won an unprecedented third straight NL Manager of the Year award from a hospital bed after scheduling hip surgery post-World Series.
Bronny James remains on the Lakers roster despite underwhelming stats, but with LeBron James now in Philly, the case for cutting ties grows stronger.
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Washington Attorney General Nick Brown says his office will defend Initiative 638, but ties to the ACLU, his former law firm and a union raise questions.
Investigators removed a headboard, hamper and possible comforter marked with evidence tape from the Chester, New Jersey, home where Brooke Hanlon died.
Anti-Israel protesters targeted Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia with a boycott, but the community packed those businesses in a show of solidarity.
A new clinical trial found 13% of older adults who stopped statins had a heart attack, stroke or died, compared with 9% who continued treatment.
The election may be over, but young Jews still face a defining choice: Let antisemitism shape their future or build strong Jewish communities and become the leaders they want to see.
Supreme Court justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett urged Americans to study civics education as the nation turns 250.
John Thune and Senate Republicans agreed to a resolution to maximize their remaining 54 days in power before Democrats take control next year.
Georgia claims the No. 1 spot in the CFP rankings as the SEC dominates with five teams in the top 12, raising serious Big Ten and Big 12 concerns.
Democratic Rep. Madeleine Dean of Pennsylvania indicated to Politico that she's thinking about potentially mounting a bid for U.S. Senate.
Dakota Meyer reenlisted in 2025 and completed reconnaissance Marine training at 38, calling it the hardest thing he's ever done in his life.
Scott Stump, a Marine veteran from North Carolina, spent 16 years battling Congress and bureaucracy to build the Desert Storm memorial on the Mall.
Panicked 911 callers described a bomb-like explosion after the Learjet 60 crashed in Greenacres, Florida, according to audio obtained by Fox News Digital.