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Chris Hansen buys ads for his true-crime network before 'Primetime' screenings

Moviegoers heading to see A24's "Primetime" next month will get a message from the real Chris Hansen before the credits even roll, for his own true-crime streaming service, not the film.

Six Flags coaster tied to two deaths, more than dozen serious injuries over two decades

Two women needed emergency brain surgery within six days of each other in July after riding Six Flags Magic Mountain's X2 roller coaster, adding to a long record of serious injuries tied to the attraction.

Karoline Leavitt says Trump has a list to replace her, but won't name names

Outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the president has a short list of names to replace her.

GOP's Vivek Ramaswamy spends big, dominates TV attacks in tight race for Ohio governor

Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and his allies have waged a sustained ad barrage against Democrat Amy Acton in Ohio's governor's race, hammering her as a left-winger in a state that has trended Republican and backed President Trump by double digits in the last election.

Former Border Patrol boss Bovino says DHS leaders 'want me dead'

Former U.S. Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino said he believes people at the top of the Department of Homeland Security "want me dead."

NFL inks multiyear deals with three gambling companies

NFL officials agreed to multiyear contracts with three gambling partners on Thursday, the league announced.

Seen, Heard & Whispered: Clarence Thomas was 'scary' in law school; 'affordability' hits Ned's Club

Justice Clarence Thomas says those who dislike him and the direction he's led the Supreme Court should blame the snobbish law firms that didn't offer him a job when he emerged from Yale Law School in the 1970s.

New details emerging on secretive tests of Golden Dome missile defense shield

Pentagon commanders overseeing the development of President Trump's signature Golden Dome missile defense shield invited private companies with new technologies that haven't yet been contracted or purchased by the U.S. military to witness two secretive tests of the shield.

'We Own Our Privacy': Flock Cameras and Firearm Rights Clash at Gun Shops

Firearms businesses across the U.S. are pulling down their Flock security cameras because customers fear the cameras have turned into a monitoring network that threatens their gun rights.

Fans in Dollywood react to death of music star, actor and beloved figure Dolly Parton at 80

Fans visiting Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, reacted Wednesday to the death of country music icon Dolly Parton at 80.

Army picks 5 companies to build, operate nuclear microreactors at military bases

The Army has selected five companies to build and operate nuclear microreactors on five military installations across the country, the service announced Wednesday.

China Working on AI-Powered Hypersonic Missiles

The Chinese military is studying the use of artificial intelligence to boost the capabilities of its hypersonic missiles in defeating U.S. missile defenses, according to an Air Force think tank report.