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Stanley Zhong is suing the University of California, Cornell and others. He was rejected from 16 colleges despite being offered a Ph.D.-level job at 13.

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Eli Ricks appeared to be lovestruck by Ivanka Trump as he and some teammates celebrated their Super Bowl win at the White House.

Petros Krommidas, a Democratic Party employee and political candidate in Nassau County, has been missing since April 24, according to the Nassau County Police Department.

Gov. Wes Moore, D-Md., told Fox News Digital that he would not travel to El Salvador following the deportation of alleged gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Fox News Digital spoke to the Alaska Department of Revenue commissioner about the future of energy production in the state and how President Donald Trump has helped to unleash it.

NYU Langone Health aired a commercial showcasing its doctors during the Super Bowl. A North Carolina congressman wondered if it was a waste of money.

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Pennsylvania prosecutors say Altoona police properly detained Luigi Mangione, the suspect accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, during his December 2024 arrest.

Former first lady Michelle Obama said she is frightened for immigrants and minority communities under the Trump administration and that it causes her to lose sleep at night.

Federal agents found “pink cocaine” — a deadly drug cocktail favored by migrant gangs — during a raid on a Colorado underground nightclub where more than 100 illegal aliens were busted, they said. The major operation in Colorado Springs involving around 300 agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration, other federal agencies and the local sheriff’s...

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“Our findings add to the vast body of evidence that these chemicals present a tremendous danger to human health,” said Sara Hyman, lead study author.

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Trump’s latest order could violate 1878 law designed to keep Armed Forces out of law enforcement concerns

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She gets rewards from "pay pigs," who are malleable men with a fetish for being financially dominated by women, typically referred to as “mistresses” or “findommes.”

The rolls were sold at the retail level in Pennsylvania, California, Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware, and Ohio, according to the FDA.

Trump has claimed to have spoken with the Chinese leader in recent weeks. The Chinese government says it hasn’t happened

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Johnson played for the Nottingham Panthers and died shortly after his neck had been sliced in a collision during a game on Oct. 28, 2023.

Amazon reportedly plans to display rising costs that are associated with tariffs for products on its website

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"I'm concerned for him," the journalist admitted on "The Megyn Kelly Show."

The Eagles visted the White House on Monday to celebrate their Super Bowl win

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Exclusive: “UnitedHealthcare’s denial of treatment for this boy was absolutely mind-blowing,” his family’s attorney, Malcolm B. Futhey III, told The Independent

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The former spouses were photographed hugging and kissing while sitting along the shore in Miami Beach, Fla., as waves crashed against them Sunday.

Mikel Arteta has called on Arsenal fans to turn the Emirates into ‘something special’ as he seeks to overcome the might of Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of this Champions League semi-final

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Actor makes dramatic bid for awards glory as UFC fighter Mark Kerr in biopic also starring his Jungle Cruise co-star Emily Blunt

Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt aim for awards glory in the first trailer for fact-based sports drama The Smashing Machine.

The wrestler-turned-actor plays the MMA fighter Mark Kerr in the film inspired by the 2002 documentary with the same name. Kerr won multiple awards and medals in his career and also struggled with substance abuse.

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Faye Carruthers is joined by Sophie Downey, Ameé Ruszkai and Marva Kreel to discuss Arsenal’s win, Chelsea’s loss and latest action across the WSL and the Championship

On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly, Faye is joined by Sophie Downey, Ameé Ruszkai and Marva Kreel. The panel discuss Arsenal’s 4-1 second-leg victory over Lyon, the north London side knocking out the eight-time European champions and securing their place in the final. However, it won’t be a full English affair after Chelsea’s dreams were dashed by a rampant Barcelona.

The panel review the latest action across the Women’s Super League and the Championship as the season nears its conclusion and relegation spots are confirmed.

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President’s political standing is worsening, driven by views of his handling of the economy and tariffs

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You don’t need to skimp on style when it comes to a budget-friendly stay in Manchester

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Patrick Marber’s debut play about a group of poker players brims with banter, but this pallid 30th-anniversary revival exposes its weaknesses

In 1995, two British playwrights made their debuts with all-male, six-character chamber-pieces strongly influenced by Pinter and Mamet, and set over one long, tense night in London. Jez Butterworth’s Mojo and Patrick Marber’s Dealer’s Choice proved to be superficially dazzling calling cards rather than enduring classics. Now a pallid 30th-anniversary revival of the latter reveals its weaknesses.

Set in a restaurant where the manager Stephen (the Paul Bettany-esque Daniel Lapaine) and his employees Frankie (Alfie Allen), Sweeney (Theo Barklem-Biggs) and Mugsy (Hammed Animashaun) are gearing up for a late-night card game, the play brims with bants.

At Donmar Warehouse, London, until 7 June

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The industrial site in central Scotland was the last oil refinery operating north of the border.

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The "Dancing With the Stars" pro declared via Instagram Stories Sunday that he is "never eating sweets or ultra-fried/greasy foods" again.

Americans’ confidence in the economy slumped for the fifth straight month to the lowest level since the onset of COIVD-19 as worries about the impact of tariffs take a heavy toll on consumer expectations for future growth

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Joshua Bonnetta spent 8,760 hours recording a pine – then honed it down into a four-hour album full of creatures, cracking branches and quite possibly the sound of leaves growing

What does a landscape sound like when it’s not being listened to? This philosophical question was a catalyst for film-maker and artist Joshua Bonnetta, who has distilled a year of recordings from a single tree in upstate New York – that’s 8,760 hours – into a four-hour album, The Pines. As Robert Macfarlane writes in his accompanying essay, The Pines is a reminder of the natural world’s “sheer, miraculous busyness”, its “froth of signals and noise”. It is rich with poetic meaning, and resonant amid the climate emergency.

“It started as a personal thing,” Bonnetta explains from his studio in Munich, where he relocated from the US in 2022. For over 20 years he has made sonic records of places as private mementos, but recent experiments with long-form field recording led him to push himself “to document this place in the deepest way I could”. On a residency in the Outer Hebrides between 2017 and 2019, Bonnetta made the sound installation Brackish, a month-long continuous radio broadcast from a weather-resistant hydrophone – an underwater mic – by a loch. “I started to leave the recorder for a day or two, then it just got longer,” he says. “Amazing things happen when you’re not there to interfere … This allows you a different, very privileged window into the space.”

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Your Tea is served by Gizelle Bryant! “Love Hotel” star Gizelle Bryant sat down for a cup of tea with “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real. The “Real Housewives of Potomac” vet dished on Mia Thornton’s exit from “RHOP”, the drama between “RHOA” stars Porsha Williams and Shamea Morton and shares updates on...

Keeping your trusty dishwasher in good check this summer will be to your benefit

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Facing catastrophic results at Thursday’s local elections, the Tory leader has thrown the kitchen sink at an attempt to win over Reform voters

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Co-creator Greg Berlanti scrapped the idea due to one large flaw

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Owen Lawrence, 38, has been named as the key suspect following the incident, as police said they are not seeking anyone else in connection with the attack

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Federal funding was critical to Tesla’s survival, yet the Doge boss now derides subsidies as government overreach

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