Trump administration to remove 760,000 Affordable Care Act enrollees over fraud claims
Trump admin to remove 760K ACA enrollees over fraud claims, saving $2.2B, as experts question the cuts' transparency.
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Poll shows Letitia James’s lead over GOP rival Saritha Komatireddy narrows in New York AG race
Letitia James leads Saritha Komatireddy in the NY AG race, but her lead has shrunk on a Siena poll. Komatireddy's name problem looms large.
Judge Gives Texas Prisons Until 2029 to Install Air Conditioning for Inmates
A federal judge orders Texas to install air conditioning in every prison by 2029, after finding extreme heat plainly unconstitutional.
ICE Officer Who Shot Venezuelan Delivery Driver Wasn’t Wearing Body Camera, Sources Say
ICE officer who shot Venezuelan DoorDash driver wasn't wearing body camera, sources say, amid Trump's immigration crackdown.
Skeletal Remains Found at Third Ward Construction Site, ID Not Yet Made
Partial human remains found at Houston Third Ward construction site; authorities seek public help identifying the deceased.
California Father Identified As Man Who Jumped From Cruise Ship During Anniversary Trip
A father named Thomas, celebrating his anniversary with his wife and sons, was cast into the sea from the ship's deck, and his soul is presumed dead.
Leaked Video Shows People Levitating Over Manhattan — FBC Calls It a Mass Hallucination
A secret video shows people levitating amid red light from Manhattan skyscrapers, and the FBC denies the Hiss, calling it a mass hallucination.
Abbott Orders Texas Environmental Agency to Halt Data Center Permits Until Grid Audit Clears Them
Texas governor orders halt on data center permits until grid and water audits clear, with strict conditions on projects.
Alaska’s bear fans return to Katmai National Park for Chunk’s Fat Bear Week title defense
Alaska's Fat Bear Week returns with 16 Katmai bears, including 1,200-pound champ Chunk and rival Gully, in an online bracket contest.
Uber Ordered to Pay $40 Million After Driver’s Fatal 2023 Crash
A judge awards $40 million against Uber and a driver following a fatal gore-point crash, finding Uber a common carrier with a non-delegable duty.
Debate Over Deportation Rages as ICE Shooting in Austin Sheds Light on Venezuelan Immigrants
A Venezuelan immigrant shot during an ICE pursuit in Austin fights deportation as a witness to the incident.
Flights Disrupted at NYC Airports After Crew Severes Fiber Line
A fiber line cut in New Jersey has disrupted flights at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark, causing delays across the US and Canada.