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An NBA coach and players were arrested on federal gambling charges last weekSports analyst calls NBA gambling scandal ‘insanity’Fox News sports analyst Jim Gray discusses the NBA gambling scandal and what it could mean for sports betting companies on ‘Fox News Live.’Antonio Gates, a member of the 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, categorically denied any connection to the sprawling gambling scandal that sent shockwaves across the NBA and the sports world at larger.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Antonio Gates 'has not been involved' in poker scandal, spokesperson says

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ release date from prison has been set, more than three months after a jury delivered a mixed verdict in his federal trial. Combs is expected to be released on May 8, 2028, according to public records from the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

‘Diddy’ prison release date set for May 2028

Cheers to Kelsey Grammer adding another member to his family.The 70-year-old actor revealed in the Oct. 27 "Pod Meets World" podcast episode that he and his wife of 14 years, Kayte Walsh, welcomed a baby son in October."We just had our fourth one, so it just became eight kids.

Kelsey Grammer welcomes eighth child, son Christopher, with wife Kayte Walsh

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood on Tuesday pushed back on fears of an artificial intelligence bubble, while flagging the possibility of a "reality check" on AI valuations.She said that as interest rates begin to rise, "there will be a shudder" in markets.

Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood flags AI market correction risk: 'We think there will be a reality check'

Prunella Scales, best known for playing Sybil Fawlty in comedy show Fawlty Towers, has died aged 93. Scales' career spanned seven decades and she had several roles from the 1950s, before she played the domineering Sybil, wife of John Cleese's Basil Fawlty, in two series of Fawlty Towers in 1975 and 1979.

Prunella Scales' best on-screen moments – video

A car crash in Florida this February left Daniel Waterman critically injured and, for a time, in a coma.Eventually he recovered enough that police investigators tried to communicate with him. He could barely talk, so police pointed to letters on a board while he made sounds to indicate which letters he wanted to use, his mother said.

Man wakes from coma after Florida wreck, tells police his pregnant girlfriend crashed on purpose before he dies

Bionca Ellis followed Julian Wood and his mother into parking lot before fatal attackFox News Flash top headlines for October 28Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.An Ohio woman received a life sentence without the possibility of parole for fatally stabbing a 3-year-old boy outside a grocery store, in an attack that also injured the child’s mother.

Ohio woman gets life sentence for stabbing 3-year-old to death outside grocery store

"Doctor Who" is in need of a new streaming home, but rest assured, it's not the end of time.The iconic British sci-fi series, which had been streaming on Disney+ for its latest two seasons, will no longer continue on the streamer after Disney canceled its partnership, BBC Director of Drama Lindsay Salt revealed in a statement released Tuesday, Oct. 28.

Disney+ cancels 'Doctor Who' partnership after 2 seasons. Is this the end of the series?

The U.S. military carried out strikes against four vessels allegedly carrying drugs in the Pacific, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Tuesday, adding that at least 14 people were killed. CBS News' Charlie D'Agata has more details.

More deadly U.S. strikes on boats allegedly carrying drugs in the Pacific

A cut Wednesday would be the second this year and could benefit consumers by bringing down borrowing costs for mortgages and auto loans.By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, Associated Press Economics WriterWASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve will almost certainly cut its key interest rate on Wednesday and could signal it expects another cut in December as the central bank seeks to bolster hiring.

Federal Reserve likely to cut key rate Wednesday and may signal another cut to follow

Messages on SNAP websites are blaming Democrats for shutting down government aid due to their ongoing stalemate with Republicans over the Affordable Care ActNEED TO KNOWThe U.S. Department of Agriculture website features a banner message that says no SNAP benefits will be issued on Nov. 1 due to the ongoing government shutdown

Trump Admin Tells SNAP Recipients They Won't Get Food Stamps in November Because Democrats Insist on Funding 'Gender Mutilation'

Listen. If you can, take a moment and watch this peaceful, good-feeling video of a scuba diver and an octopus. Octopi? Octopuses? Honestly, who even knows anymore, but tell me it didn't hit a sweet spot. It's calm, pure and somehow exactly what you need when the world feels a little too loud.

Curious Octopus Swims Right Up to a Diver and Their Reaction Is Pure Magic

If you're looking to keep rats out of your garden naturally, this common plant is the perfect solution. It's also easy to grow and has a lovely scent, making it a great addition to any garden.Rats are a common nuisance in homes and gardens, causing structural damage, eating plants, and potentially spreading diseases.

Rats will steer clear of your home and garden if you grow common plant they detest

A new court filing in the Northern District of Illinois alleges that a federal immigration agent pointed a gun at a U.S. citizen and made a threatening remark during a protest in central Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood last week.The October 26, 2025, filing states that the officer “said, ‘bang, bang,’ and ‘you’re dead liberal.’”

ICE Agent Pointed Gun at US Citizen, Said, ‘You’re Dead, Liberal’—Filing

Social Security is a financial lifeline for retirees, but the way you access it is shifting. As 2025 unfolds, administrative priorities are changing how millions of people interact with the program day-to-day. And it's vital that you prepare and adapt.Organize your ID documents, update your direct deposit, and check your online accounts in preparation for these Social Security changes to avoid money mistakes and delays with your benefit.

5 Big Changes the Trump Administration Is Making to Social Security

Uncontacted Indigenous tribes are “at the edge of survival,” as growing contact by missionaries, miners, criminal gangs and social media influencers spreads diseases and wipes out forests, according to a landmark new report.At least 196 of these groups remain, half of whom could be wiped out in under a decade, according to the report released Sunday by Survival International, a London-based Indigenous rights organization, which attempted one of the most comprehensive tallies yet of some of the world’s most isolated people.

Why the world's most isolated people are under growing threat

An estimated date of release for the convicted rap mogul has been disclosed in federal prison records – but a lot could happen to change it.Trending on BillboardWeeks after Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to over four years in prison on prostitution convictions following a sweeping sexual abuse case, inmate records posted by the federal Bureau of Prisons show that Diddy, 55, is now expected to be set free on May 8, 2028.

Diddy’s Prison Release Date Revealed: How Soon Will The Convicted Mogul Be Set Free?

A humane society in Canada parted ways with the shelter's longest resident dog after she was finally adopted, but what employees received nine years later brought people to tears.The Winnipeg Humane Society became home for Chelsey in 2016 for about seven months after her previous family abandoned her, the dog's adopted owner, Kiera, told Newsweek via email.

Shelter’s Longest Resident Dog Adopted—Then 9 Years Later, a Letter Arrives

ROBESON COUNTY, North Carolina (KVIA) - Robeson County Sheriff Burnis Wilkins said 13 people between the ages of 16 and 49 were shot during a mass shooting at a large house party early Saturday morning. Two people died at the scene.“This was yet another senseless act of gun violence that has taken the lives of two individuals and left many others seriously injured,” Sheriff Wilkins said in a statement.

13 shot, 2 dead, 7 in critical after mass shooting

The mysterious interstellar visitor traveling through our solar system may finally reveal its true nature in just hours, as scientists wait for it to emerge from behind the sun.While many astronomers are convinced the object known as 3I/ATLAS will be confirmed as a comet, some scientists have said the three-mile-long visitor could be an artificially constructed craft that's maneuvering around the solar system.

Mysterious interstellar visitor set to reveal its true self in HOURS

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Senate Democrats on Tuesday voted for the 13th time to block a House-passed bill to reopen the federal government, despite a plea this week by the nation’s largest federal workers’ union to end the 28-day shutdown.The House-passed measure to fund the government through Nov. 21 failed by a 54-45 vote.

Senate Democrats block government funding bill for 13th time

With the government shutdown heading into its second month, President Donald Trump isn’t at the negotiating table. In fact, he’s thousands of miles away.Since budget negotiations stalled in Congress at the beginning of October, the president has gone overseas twice, including the current diplomatic trip through Asia.

Democrats want to negotiate the shutdown. Trump is on the other side of the world.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the country's military to carry out immediate "forceful strikes" in the Gaza Strip, threatening the ceasefire that President Trump brokered less than three weeks ago between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas."Following security consultations, Prime Minister Netanyahu has directed the military to immediately carry out forceful strikes in the Gaza Strip," the Prime Minister's Office said in an online statement.

Netanyahu orders 'forceful' Israeli strikes in Gaza

There really is a way to make America healthy again. It's just not Kennedy's wayPublished April 13, 2025 5:30AM (EDT)The greatest invention of the Industrial Age isn’t the iPhone or lithium-ion batteries or even the internal combustion engine — it’s public health.

RFK Jr. is wrecking public health — but we can (and will) survive this

PARIS (AP) — The daughter of France’s first lady Brigitte Macron testified Tuesday about the “deterioration” of her mother’s life after alleged cyberbullying spread claims that President Emmanuel Macron ’s wife is a man.“She cannot ignore the horrible things said about her,” Tiphaine Auzière told the second and final day of the Paris trial.

Brigitte Macron’s daughter testifies about alleged cyberbullying of France’s first lady

Unlock the latest Los Angeles Dodgers news — direct to your inbox.The Los Angeles Dodgers clubhouse was buzzing well past midnight after one of the wildest World Series games in the history of the sport.As Newsweek noted, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts gathered his players after the marathon Game 3 win and sent a clear message that the job is not finished:

Dave Roberts Delivers Stirring Message to Dodgers After Epic Game 3 Win

We’ve waited patiently to shop the line since the news was announced last week. And now, the day has come to finally get our hands on Sui’s reimagined prints, lace details, and vintage-inspired silhouettes. Think: airy maxi dresses you can layer under leather jackets, crochet tops that feel more “city coffee run” than Coachella, and soft suede-look coats that instantly add polish to a jeans-and-tee combo.

Anna Sui Just Dropped a Dreamy (and Affordable) Collaboration With Old Navy

You may want to take a closer look at the food you’re storing in your pantry, the products you use in your bathroom and even the cars stored in your garage.Six recent recalls spanning food, household products and even the vehicles you drive have prompted safety alerts nationwide.

Check your pantries, bathrooms and garages for these 6 recalls

President Donald Trump made numerous false claims in his Tuesday speech to US service members on an aircraft carrier stationed in Japan.Trump repeated his regular lie that he won the 2020 election (he lost to Joe Biden). He also deployed some of his favorite recent false claims about grocery prices (they’re up, not “way down”); inflation in general (it’s rising, not “defeated”); presidents and wars (he hasn’t ended eight wars, and it’s not true that no other president ever ended a single one); investment in the US this term (it’s nowhere near “$17 trillion”); the deadliness of the alleged drug boats he has had the military attack (there’s no basis for his claim each boat kills “25,000 people”); and a smattering of other subjects.

Fact check: 11 false claims Trump made to the troops in Japan

A longtime U.S. green-card holder was barred from reentering the country after a trip abroad, his wife told Newsweek.Issa Salma Baouna, 49, a native of Niger, was stopped by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on March 6.

Green-Card Holder Denied Reentry to US Over Past Arrest

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid on Canal Street was not a pretty sight.If President Trump wants to ensure Zohran Mamdani’s election so he can “take over” the city, as he’s warned, he couldn’t come up with a spectacle more certain to drive liberal New Yorkers into Mamdani’s camp than a squad of masked ICE agents, accompanied by an armored vehicle, descending on unlicensed street vendors in broad daylight to bust a whopping dozen or so for peddling counterfeit goods.

Canal Street ICE raids weren’t pretty — but something must be done to clean up a promising NYC block

As the federal government shutdown drags on, tens of millions of people are at risk of losing food and nutrition aid as a result. This includes the 42 million people who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), previously known as food stamps.The NPR Network wants to hear from you about the potential loss or delay of these food benefits.