Kansas Senate candidate Adam Hamilton bluntly told MS NOW he does not want Kamala Harris campaigning for him, a day after Harris drew an awkward reception campaigning for Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed.
The CEO of Alexandria, Virginia-based Oxygen Forensics and a Russian national have been arrested on charges of hiding the firm’s Russian ownership and software origins from U.S. agencies that bought its products.
Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 15 years in prison in New York County after a retrial for the 2006 sexual assault of Miriam Haley, with the disgraced producer expected to appeal.
Steph Curry says he won’t sign a Warriors contract extension until he has ‘all the information,’ hinting he may accept less money for roster flexibility.
Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! will close its nearly 60-year-old San Francisco museum by the end of the year, the latest blow to a struggling Fisherman’s Wharf, though the company hints it could one day return.
Sen. Susan Collins’ office is disputing a ProPublica report linking her 2020 campaign to a Biden-era FBI bribery investigation, saying the campaign was never a target and cooperated fully with investigators.
A $2 billion downtown overhaul and a wave of luxury oceanfront towers from Waldorf Astoria, Ritz-Carlton, W and Armani/Casa are reshaping Pompano Beach, once known as Broward County’s low-key fishing town.
A countdown on Taylor Swift’s website set to expire Sept. 22 has fans dissecting cryptic clues from her Emmys appearance and recent social media changes for hints at what’s coming next.
Milwaukee Bucks heiress Mallory Edens posted an Instagram message that appears to reference Aaron Rodgers’ recent comments about past relationships, while also promoting her new film.
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The second annual CBGB Festival hits Brooklyn’s Under The K Bridge Park on Saturday, Sept. 26, with Patti Smith, Morrissey, the Sex Pistols and 14 other acts across two stages.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Make ICE Pay Act would redirect roughly $140 billion from ICE and Border Patrol funding to communities affected by immigration enforcement, drawing sharp criticism from Republicans including Sen. Jim Banks and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
