Greta Thunberg was arrested and later released on bail after supporting pro-Palestinian activists protesting detentions and a hunger strike in London.

The "Real Housewives of Atlanta" alum reportedly owes more than $1.3 million to the IRS.

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3 min: Madueke intercepts a Palace throw on the Arsenal right, plays to Martinelli, his pass cuts straight through the Palace defence. The onrushing Madueke receives … and really should do better. He shoots straight at Benítez.

2 min: Madueke shows off some quick feet to thump a cross in from the right before Arsenal wheel it around in defence.

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“She was slurring and spitting when she was yelling and was extremely confrontational,” a police report alleged.

Laughing in the face of logic

The Cleveland Cavaliers will be home favorites against the New Orleans Pelicans Tuesday. These are two teams with polar opposite results for bettors.

Next year, the Trump administration will begin seizing wages from individuals who defaulted on their student loans, the Education Department revealed.

A transgender graduate instructor at the University of Oklahoma has been given the boot, after she gave a failing grade on a conservative student’s Bible-based essay on gender stereotypes. 20-year-old Samantha Fulnecky made waves in late November when she was given a big fat zero for her provocative essay response to an article on gender...

Who would have thought that 1997’s “Anaconda,” in which Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube and Jon Voight run from a giant snake in the middle of the Amazon Rainforest, would leave a significant enough cultural mark that 28 years later a movie would be made about… “Anaconda”?

The tennis star confirmed her engagement to the "Temptation" actor in July, one year after they were first romantically linked.

Unexpected costs can do a number on buyers' budgets.

Grumpy Americans are giving sacks of coals to the nation's top political leaders — especially Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who has the lowest job approval rating among DC power brokers.

Trent Williams said following San Francisco's 48-27 victory over the Colts on Monday night that he's "nowhere near done."

Justyna Zubko-Valva, the tragic youngster’s mother, agreed to a revised settlement Monday in a Magistrate court after previously refusing to sign the agreement her lawyers made in September with Suffolk County, her lawyers said.

The unique rescue unfolded near the Donner Pass--a region infamous for its brutal winters--after the river burst its banks during a relentless "atmospheric river" event that has slammed Northern California with significant rainfall.

Bethenny Frankel sips in the sun, Hugh Jackman laughs his butt off, and more star snaps...

Stuart Reges was encouraged to include a land acknowledgement on his syllabus, so he wrote a parody version.

Net up to $1,600 in sports betting value with BetMGM for Tuesday's Rangers vs. Capitals contest.

Cholo Abdi Abdullah, 35, was hit with two life sentences for plotting a 9/11-inspired attack on Atlanta, Georgia.

The latest tranche of Epstein files released by the Justice Department include a 2019 prison report after a "possible suicide attempt" by the disgraced financier, including grim photos taken less than three weeks before he successfully ended his life in a Manhattan jail cell.

Just a day earlier, Williams had spoken of his excitement for Christmas in his final video for fans.

A Scrooge tried to rob an elderly Catholic deacon at knifepoint – demanding “I want the money” – in a brazen Queens stick-up moments before Sunday Mass this week.

Weiss ought to cut her losses, green-light the piece, and try to start acting like an editor – not like a cog in the machine of authoritarian politics and oligarchy

One tries to give people the benefit of the doubt. But now, when it comes to Bari Weiss as the editor in chief of CBS News, there is no longer any doubt.

A broadcast-news neophyte, Weiss has no business in that exalted role. She proved that beyond any remaining doubt last weekend, pulling a powerful and important piece of journalism just days before it was due to air, charging that it wasn’t ready. Whatever her claims about the story’s supposed flaws, this looks like a clear case of censorship-by-editor to protect the interests of powerful, rich and influential people.

The 60 Minutes piece – about the brutal conditions at an El Salvador prison where the Trump administration has sent Venezuelan migrants without due process – had already been thoroughly edited, fact-checked and sent through the network’s standards desk and its legal department. The story was promoted and scheduled, and trailers for it were getting millions of views.

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Documents give further insight into former royal’s ties to sex offender and raise fresh questions for Donald Trump

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor asked Jeffrey Epstein’s fixer Ghislaine Maxwell to arrange meetings with “inappropriate friends” while she sought “friendly and discreet and fun” girls on his behalf, the latest documents from the Epstein files appear to show.

The largest release yet of files concerning the financier and convicted child sex offender – which also raise fresh questions for the US president, Donald Trump – include emails in the name of “A” exchanging detailed messages with Maxwell that appeared to identify the author as Andrew.

Emails recording that Britain’s Metropolitan police contacted the FBI last month to inquire whether there were any ongoing investigations related to the disgraced former prince’s association with Epstein.

Emails showing US lawyers claiming “various factual inaccuracies” in a statement provided on Andrew’s behalf during their investigation of Epstein.

Multiple references to Donald Trump, including a claim by a senior US attorney that Trump was on a flight in the 1990s with Epstein and a 20-year-old woman. There is no indication of whether the woman was a victim of any crime, and Trump has consistently denied wrongdoing.

An image of a card purportedly written by Epstein to Larry Nassar, the US gymnastics team doctor jailed for life in January 2018 for sexually abusing hundreds of girls, which says: “Our president also shares our love of young, nubile girls.” A postmark on the envelope indicates it was processed three days after Epstein’s death in August 2019.

Files featuring redactions that were found to be removable through Photoshop techniques or simply highlighting text to paste into a word processing file.

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