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Dog the Bounty Hunter is back, and he made his feelings about Joe Biden clear with a rant during a recent speech, in which he claimed that the president might commit suicide and compared him to Adolf Hitler.

Beyond Meat says operating chief Doug Ramsey is suspended after he was arrested for allegedly punching another man and biting his nose.

The current season of The Bachelorette is set to wrap up tonight with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia inching closer to possible proposals. Now, around this time rumors start surfacing about who ABC might choose to be the next Bachelor. The next season of The Bachelor will likely air in early 2023. Now, Bachelor Nation [...]

Canadian speaker makers PSB announces the BluOS-driven, all-in-one Alpha iQ Streaming Powered Speakers that can connect to pretty much anything.

Former FBI Director James Comey announced Tuesday that he will publish his debut novel in the spring as the first in a series he will write. “The next thing, which I think readers are really going to enjoy,” Comey said in a tweet.  The Mysterious Press, which will publish Comey’s series, said in a release...

Uber has disclosed that the notorious Lapsus$ hacking group is behind its latest data breach. The hacker, an 18-year-old, claims that he did it all for fun.

The Australian world number 55 collapses after a serious knee injury during a match against Naomi Osaka at the Tokyo Open, retiring after just 11 points.

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The court last week directed the college to withdraw its prospectus for undergraduate admission, in which it had given 15% weightage to the interview and 85% weightage to CUET score

1. DOJ charges 47 people with stealing $250 million from pandemic program meant to provide meals to needy children  CNN
2. Feds: Scammers took COVID money meant for hungry kids  CBS Evening News
3. Justice Dept. Charges 48 in Brazen Pandemic Aid Fraud in Minnesota  The New York Times
4. Dozens charged in "largest pandemic fraud in the United States"  WCCO - CBS Minnesota
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The NBA’s preps-to-pros pipeline was welded shut nearly 20 years ago by the late Commissioner David Stern due to NBA general managers’ drafting tendencies beginning to resemble Leonardo DiCaprio’s dating preferences. The narrative that preps-to-pros prospects were too young, too unproven, and that teams were wasting…

Tina Castelan took over as head librarian at the Llano Library last December. This month, she said she submitted her resignation to Library Director Amber Milum. On Monday, Castelan said she was asked to leave.

Bradley Cooper is returning the director's chair for his second feature-length movie, with a biopic about the famed composer Leonard Bernstein, and HollywoodLife has all the details you need to know about the new movie!

Of all the Founding Fathers, Benjamin Franklin is probably by far the most entrepreneurial. He can be seen as a sort of Colonial amalgam of Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates.

From Amazon workers alleging they’re understaffed and forced to work 19-hour shifts, to Starbucks' alleged union busting, there have been plenty of controversies to go around when it comes to prominent American corporations.

Some of these are kinda shocking...

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President Joe Biden voiced his support on Tuesday, for legislation that would combat so-called dark money groups donating large sums of money to influence the outcome of political campaigns.

Seventh-ranked USC heads to Corvallis, Ore., on Saturday for a meeting with undefeated and upset-minded Oregon State in Pac-12 Conference play. The Trojans (3-0, 1-0 Pac-12) last week rolled past Fresno State, a mutual opponent shared with Oregon State (3-0) this season, 45-17. USC balanced itspassing attack, which has been prolific on the arm of quarterback Caleb Williams, with an effective ground game. Running backs A

In Mexico, the powerful earthquake on Monday is the third one to strike on Sept. 19, causing anxiety over the date in the country.

Beyond Meat Inc. said late Tuesday it had suspended Chief Operating Officer Doug Ramsey, after he was arrested over the weekend. Jonathan Nelson, senior vice president of manufacturing operations, will oversee operations activities on an interim basis, the company said. Ramsey on Saturday was arrested and charged with "terroristic" threats and third-degree battery after allegedly biting a man's nose in a parking garage during an altercation near the University of Arkansas' Razorback Stadium Fayetteville, Ark. Читать дальше...

Minnesota voters want to oust Democratic attorney general Keith Ellison, according to a new poll, a sign that the blue state is souring on the "defund the police" movement.

Have iOS 16 questions? CNET has answers, from compatibility to best features.

By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) – Global stocks fell on Tuesday while the yield on two-year U.S. Treasury notes rose to…

A 27-year-old-man was arrested at a residence in Prince George, BC, and officers said he will appear in Saskatoon Provincial Court later this week.

Boston Celtics center Robert Williams III will undergo an arthroscopic procedure to clean out his left knee that will sideline him for four to six weeks, ESPN reported Tuesday. Williams will miss training camp and the preseason as he recovers. He's expected to return early in the regular season, per the report. Williams, 24, is scheduled to have the procedure done Thursday, per ESPN. Williams had surgery to repair a tor