A painter feared he would die in obscurity. His artwork just sold for $1.2 million.
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Damar Hamlin's collapse evokes other medical emergencies in sports
Damar Hamlin's collapse was in some ways reminiscent of what soccer player Christian Eriksen went through in June 2021.
Biden and McConnell appear together in Kentucky as House Republicans are in disarray
The simultaneous public events underscore the difference between the House and Senate approach to politics.
Wisconsin dairy plant fire clogs storm drains, canal with melted butter
The fire at an Associated Milk Producers Inc. plant in Portage began in a storage room full of butter, authorities said.
Woman tracks lost luggage on an "adventure" around D.C.
United Airlines told Valerie Szybala her lost suitcase would be delivered. Then she watched as the Apple AirTag she had inside went to an apartment complex, a McDonald's and a shopping center.
Dave & Buster's co-founder James "Buster" Corley has died
James "Buster" Corley was remembered as "an innovative and creative force," who believed "everybody is somebody," a representative for the company said.
House adjourns without electing speaker after McCarthy fails to win in three rounds of voting
It's only the eighth time in history a speaker hasn't been chosen after three rounds.
Salesforce cuts 10% of staff, citing "challenging" environment
San Francisco cloud computing software company will also be closing some offices, according to a regulatory filing.
Bruce's Beach owners selling property once seized from Black family back to L.A. County
Beachfront property taken from a Black couple in 1924 and recently returned to their heirs will be sold back to the county for nearly $20 million.
Damar Hamlin has lung damage and is still on ventilator, uncle says
Dorrian Glenn said Hamlin's heart stopped twice — once on the field and again at the hospital.
The most important economic questions of 2023
Will inflation finally relent? Is your job safe as recession looms? Here's what to expect from the U.S. economy this year.
Walter Cunningham, Apollo 7's last surviving astronaut, dies at 90
Cunningham was one of three men who served on the first human test flight of the Apollo spacecraft, a mission that helped pave the way for astronauts to walk on the moon for the first time just months later.
Stars of 1968's "Romeo and Juliet" sue over film's teen nude scene
The director told them they must act in the nude or the movie "would fail" and their careers would be hurt, the suit said.
Utah resort employee dies after chairlift ejects him
The resort and local sheriff said the 29-year-old fell at least 25 feet from the chairlift into a deep ravine. It was the second death at the resort in as many days.
After foot discovered in hot pool, investigators find poems and $447
No other remains were found after a search of Abyss Pool but investigators noted apparent "fatty tissues" floating in the 140-degree Fahrenheit pool.
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