Juror Who Refused to Convict Clancy Now Has His Own Legal Team After Months of Attacks
A juror who refused to convict Lindsay Clancy of killing her three children hires a lawyer who once represented Donald Trump in defamation cases.
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San Francisco mountain lion spotted dodging capture before tranquilizer and release
A mountain lion eludes capture across San Francisco before being tranquilized and released, with officials sharing its return to the wild.
Garrett Opens Up on Trump’s Exit Plan, the Iran Deal, and What Comes Next
9/18: The Takeout covers Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, plus Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's pushback against an AI slowdown.
Carr’s FCC Cares More About The View Interviews Than Foreign Ownership of Paramount
The FCC waives its own foreign ownership limit for Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, citing non-voting shares, while ignoring influence concerns.
Houston’s Home Repair Program Runs Out of Money, Temporarily Pauses Applications
Houston's home repair program runs out of money, leaving applicants like Darrell Marbley waiting on federal funding.
Parent Walks Past Security Into Classroom at Texas School, Confronts Teacher — Families Want Answers
A parent enters Pink Elementary's classroom without permission, setting off alarm among families demanding answers from Lamar CISD.
Action 13 Helps Clear 86-Year-Old Man’s $1,980 Toll Road Bill
An 86-year-old man wins a fight against a Houston toll authority over a car he sold six years ago, clearing his $1,980 debt.
ABC News’ Trending Segment Promised Celebrities — It Delivered Diesel Prices
A rundown of what's trending, from a new cat species to a comeback retailer, with celebrities barely making the cut.
Protesters Plan Human Chain Around Kennedy Center Amid Trump’s Threats To Demolish It
Protesters plan a human chain around the Kennedy Center as Trump pushes to alter or demolish the presidential memorial.
Trump Promises States Better Drug Deals as Medicare Negotiations Stall
Trump announces a plan where drug makers sell Medicaid drugs at foreign prices. But he won't say how much that saves patients.
Gov. Abbott’s Data Center Audit Is Underway. Here’s What ERCOT Is Asking.
ERCOT asks data center developers over 250 questions after Abbott orders approval pause.
Homeless New Yorkers Tell Their Own Stories Through Public Murals
NYC's homeless population shares their stories through public art signs in a project expanding across all five boroughs.