Airport websites knocked offline in apparent hacking attack
The websites for some major U.S. airports appear to be recovering after being knocked offline by hackers.
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Large rail union rejects deal, raising specter of eventual strike
The third-largest railroad union rejected its deal with the railroads Monday, saying the offer didn't do enough to address sick time.
No mold, no maggots: How to keep your jack-o'-lantern fresh until Halloween
These fruits don't last forever — and they may not even make it to Halloween if you buy and carve them too early.
Massive 2,560-pound pumpkin breaks U.S. record
Travis Gienger broke a record set last week in New York where a grower raised a massive pumpkin weighing 2,554 pounds.
Conservative group sues to block Biden's student-loan relief plan
A new lawsuit claims the plan bypassed public input and doesn't address the true cause of debt — college costs.
Lawsuit claims "Texas Pete" hot sauce isn't made in Texas
Class-action suit accuses TW Garner Food of misleading customers, asks judge to strip "Texas" from label.
Sen. Tuberville faces backlash for comments on Democrats, crime and reparations
Tuberville said Democrats are "pro-crime" and "want reparations because they think the people that do the crime are owed that."
"Back to the Future" stars reunite at New York Comic Con
The pair from the sci-fi comedy, which debuted 37 years ago, were seen embracing each other with a hug at the start of a panel.
Mets asking umpire to check pitcher's ear for foreign substances stirs controversy
Mets announcer Gary Cohen said the Mets' allegations against Musgrove's ear "smacked of desperation and was fairly embarrassing." The live commentary was met with boos from Mets fans at the stadium.
Illinois guaranteed income program to give residents $500 a month
More than 90,000 people have applied for 3,250 slots in the nation's largest publicly funded basic income program.
Officer says Sen. Graham suggested shooting Jan. 6 protesters "in the head"
The former officer speaks out against lawmakers whom he says are "whitewashing" the attack on democracy.
Inside the nation's first and only statewide prison radio station
Inside Wire is the first statewide prison radio station in the U.S.
Georgia's Republican lieutenant governor criticizes Herschel Walker
"I'm not voting for Sen. Warnock, and like a lot of other Georgians, Herschel Walker has not yet earned my vote," Lt. Gov. Geoffrey Duncan said.
Vanderbilt to review gender-affirming surgeries for teens
The medical center says it has performed an average of five gender-affirming surgeries a year to teens with parental consent.
Nikki Finke, famously reclusive and feared Deadline columnist, dies at age 68
Nikki Finke became one of Hollywood's top journalists as founder of the entertainment trade website Deadline.
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White House restores financial disclosure page after CBS News inquiry
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U.S. offers $20 million for information on Iran's nuclear program
Armed man arrested near White House planned to kill Trump, DHS says
What Stephen Miller has pushed for while in Trump admin.
DOJ dropping suit over alleged noncitizen ballots
How 2 lifelong singles in the same town ended up married
Thomas Markle Sr., Meghan's father, arrested in Florida
DOJ official resigns amid questions about "grand conspiracy" probe
