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Darnold avoids fracture, but Seahawks won't know full injury status until more tests

Sam Darnold does not have a fracture in his injured hip, Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said, but more tests are still needed to determine the full extent of the injury. The Seahawks quarterback was forced out of Wednesday's season opener against the Patriots.

Alec Baldwin opens up in new 'Rust' trial documentary trailer

A new trailer has surfaced for the documentary "The Trial of Alec Baldwin," giving viewers an unusually close look at the actor's life in the years following the fatal 2021 shooting on the set of the Western film "Rust."

Common bedroom light associated with changes in heart structure, new Tulane-led study finds

STUDY: A phone charging screen-up on the nightstand or a sliver of light under the bedroom door may be doing more than disturbing sleep.

Jimmy Kimmel says Trump team forced Talarico interview off broadcast

Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel claimed on Wednesday that President Trump's administration forced him to cancel the live airing of an interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.

Norway PM says drone nearly hit Zelenskyy's plane in Moldova; Kyiv disputes danger

The Norwegian PM said a Russian jet-powered drone came close enough to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's aircraft as it prepared to depart Moldova on Tuesday that it was the reality Zelenskyy lives with, a characterization Zelenskyy's own office quickly disputed as overstated.

FBI Undercounts Cases Where 'Good Guy With Gun' Stops Attacks

The FBI's active-shooter database routinely misses cases where an armed civilian stops an active-shooter attack, according to a new report from the Crime Prevention Research Center.

Lyft driver accused of preventing 2 women from leaving car following fare dispute

A Lyft driver operating in Prince William County, Virginia, is facing abduction charges after preventing two women from exiting his car during an argument over fares.

Restaurant owners fed up: The no-show 'epidemic' is costing them big

Holding multiple reservations at three different hot spots while deciding where to eat at 7 p.m. has become second nature for modern diners. For the kitchens waiting on those empty tables, however, it is a devastating habit that treats a small business's livelihood as a free option.

Sydney Sweeney has stake in betting app featured in racy new ad

Sydney Sweeney stripped down for a new national ad campaign promoting Novig, a sports prediction market, and the actress holds an undisclosed equity stake in the company behind it.

Rick Springfield says a wartime mortar strike still haunts him decades later

Long before he became a chart-topping rock star, RICK SPRINGFIELD says he fired a mortar in Vietnam that he believes struck and killed a man, a moment he says he has never fully come to terms with.

Seen, Heard & Whispered: Bessent's dachshund jab; Kirk look-alikes disavowed; Trump's royal bond

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent compares Canada's prime minister to a yappy little dog, universities scramble to distance themselves from Charlie Kirk look-alike contests, and Lara Trump shares why her father-in-law treasured meeting Queen Elizabeth.

Russia says it stopped plot to draw Britain into war on Ukraine's side

The Kremlin claimed that it foiled a Ukrainian plot targeting British diplomats in Moscow meant to implicate Russia in a terrorist attack on the British Embassy.