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The WNBA and players' union tentatively agreed to a new contract that increases players’ salaries by nearly five times. Marielle Mohs shows us how a Minnesota professor is using this real-life example ...

The boys are back in town. Crime boss Thomas Shelby and his crew are back in action as “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,” a hotly anticipated sequel to the wildly popular 2013 gangster series, debuts ...

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Speaker of the House Mike Johnson isn’t bothering to try and justify the SAVE Act. A reporter asked Johnson Tuesday morning if he could point out any example of voter fraud in any previous election in ...

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A DeBary Elementary School teacher's creation, the Kindness Squad, led to a moment that's gone viral. Some 17 million people and counting have seen a video posted by Joanne Miller, a fourth-grade ...