Tom Hanks on Pittsburgh shooting: "Love thy neighbor with no exceptions"
The Oscar-winning actor filmed a biopic about Mr. Fred Rogers in the same city
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U.S. stocks fall despite blowout jobs numbers
Best wage growth for American workers in a decade can't overcome Apple's huge drag on U.S. stock prices
2nd suspect reportedly emerges in murder of Whitey Bulger
Official says former Boston crime boss was transferred to USP Hazelton in West Virginia after causing problems at the prison in Florida
"Emotional terrorists": The financial and psychological toll of catfishing scams
Why scam victims send thousands of dollars to people they've never met -- one woman allegedly plotted a murder to gain more cash
Asylum changes, tent cities Trump has pledged may run into hurdles
The president said he plans to sign an executive order next week on immigration
Carnival cruise ship tilts hard to one side, terrifying passengers
"Glasses and plates started to fall and shatter. At this point, it was pure chaos. Screams. Cries. Panic," says one passenger
49ers cheerleader takes a knee during national anthem
"I just thought it was peaceful, respectful, constitutionally-protected free speech," said one fan
Trump says rocks thrown at U.S. military by immigrants at border will be considered "a rifle"
The president said he has told the military to treat rocks thrown by immigrants at the border as if they were rifles
Huge cache of weapons seized from home, including 35,000 rounds of ammunition
Massachusetts State Police say they also confiscated about 47 illegal firearms and 44 homemade silencers, but they don't know why Jeffrey Dusti had them
Federal agencies at odds over cellphone cancer risk
FDA, National Toxicology Program clashing over interpretation of recent study of impact on rats of sky-high amounts of cellphone-like radiation
At Missouri rally, Trump says "two maniacs" stopped GOP "momentum"
President Trump is in Missouri Thursday evening, the first of two times he will visit the state before Election Day
Members of white supremacist group indicted for inciting violence at demonstrations
The four participated in hand-to-hand combat training and then traveled to rallies to attack demonstrators and others, prosecutors said
Tennessee man says "let's rock" before being executed by electric chair
The U.S. Supreme Court has never ruled whether the use of the electric chair violates the 8th Amendment, but it came close after botched executions in Florida in the late 1990s
New details in mystery of Saudi sisters found dead in NYC river
Law enforcement sources say the New York Police Department is now leaning toward suicide as a possible cause of death
High school football player wows crowd with rendition of the national anthem
Jackson Dean Nicholson did his own take of the national anthem before his team took the football field
How well did Kalshi predict the midterms? We crunched the data.
Inflation remained elevated in October, CPI report shows
Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang face shareholder suit over affair
Congo court sentences 66 soldiers to death for cowardice, mutiny
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U.S. Marshals official sidelined over alleged racist incident, sources say
FDA warns of rare vision-loss side effect from GLP-1 drugs
U.S., Russia and Ukraine start talks aimed at ending war
Gas prices slip below $4 a gallon for first time since July
