Congressman Greg Steube moved out of ICU after 25-foot fall
Rep. Greg Steube suffered serious injuries while cutting tree limbs at his home in Sarasota, Fla.
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Rep. Greg Steube suffered serious injuries while cutting tree limbs at his home in Sarasota, Fla.
"I had a dream about God standing on a mountain looking down on us, saying: 'Don't make me come down there,'" she said. "Well, it woke me up. I got up and started writing this song."
Bodycam video of their encounter raised serious concerns about the paramedics' response to the emergency. But both sides say the video supports their case.
The hawk, named Tahoe, had been a part of the zoo's wildlife theater for more than 20 years.
When the fire department and emergency responders arrived on the scene, they removed two adult women and one adult man from the vehicle.
Gallego, an outspoken liberal Democrat, has long been critical of Sinema, who dropped her party identification as a Democrat just after the party won the Senate last year.
Chase Neill, who represented himself in court, testified that he was passing along a message from God threatening Rep. Jake LaTurner for ignoring concerns about sorcery, wizards and extraterrestrials.
The amount of dust in the atmosphere has increased, and new research helps explain what that means for the climate.
The North Carolina Republican wants to separate the debt ceiling debate from the issue of fiscal solvency, which is out of step with the right flank of his party.
Principal Dawn Hendrickson slammed the door in the face of the charging bear, possibly saving lives, an official said.
Alphabet-owned search giant joins other major technology player in axing thousands of workers as the economy slows.
Lawmakers in those states say the taxes would raise billions in funding for vital social programs.
Many health professionals in rural areas don't know how to provide gender-affirming care, leaving transgender patients with few options.
Cutting-edge AI can now create millions of artworks almost instantaneously. Artists say the technology is stealing their work.
The abused or neglected kids being cared for by the state's child protection agency were placed in juvenile detention when the agency ran out of regular beds, the suit asserts.