Husband’s Behavior Turns Dangerous After His Office Affair With A Younger Coworker Becomes Public
A wife flees her home with four children after her husband's affair with a younger coworker turns violent.
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Saboteurs suspected as trains stop running across the Netherlands during morning rush hour
Dutch rail operators say sabotage may have caused a major outage affecting train services in Zwolle, Deventer and Amersfoort.
GA Man Wanted After Being Filmed ‘Intensely Interacting’ With Rubber Duck in Stranger’s Hot Tub
A man in Georgia became infatuated with a rubber duck in a stranger's hot tub, then stole $1,200 in pool towels before fleeing by bike.
Watchdog Says Military Facing Munition Shortfall, Spent $33 Billion on Iran War
A watchdog report reveals the military has spent billions on the war with Iran and is now short of bullets, with factories struggling to keep pace.
Postal workers risk Russian shelling to keep Kyiv’s most isolated neighborhoods supplied
Ukraine's postal workers risk death daily delivering pensions, food, and medicine to citizens under relentless Russian bombardment.
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter Argue Washington’s AI and Data Center Promises Remain Unfulfilled
AI and data centers loom large in Washington, but voters fixate on affordability. A closer look at what Tamara Keith and Amy Walter think.
Hochul’s Federal School Choice Move Puts Her at Odds With Teachers Unions
NY teachers unions rally against Hochul's plan to opt into a federal tax-credit scholarship program, sparking a debate over what constitutes a voucher.
Vanuatu Ferry Sinks Between Ambae and Santo: One Dead, Over 30 Missing
A ferry sank in Vanuatu, drowning many passengers. Searchers now scour the coast for those swept away by the waves.
70-Year-Old Hiker Found Alive After Being Missing a Week on Lake Superior Island
A 70-year-old hiker was found alive after being missing a week on a large island in Lake Superior.
Harris County Precinct 3 Constable’s Office Stops Delivering Eviction Notices After Questions From ABC13
Harris County Precinct 3 Constable's Office stops delivering eviction notices after questions about misleading tenants.
Houston Housing Dept Recommends Millions in Grants for Homeless Initiatives
Houston's housing department proposes millions in grants for homeless initiatives, including $485K for the Beacon and a $1.28M Texas contract.
Oracle’s 6am Layoff Emails Hit Staff Amid New Wave of Cuts
Early-morning layoff emails hit Oracle staff as the company presses ahead with sweeping restructuring costing billions.