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The pianist, composer and bandleader was the first Latino to win a Grammy and would win seven more over a career that spanned nearly 40 albumsEddie Palmieri, the avant-garde musician who was one of the most innovative artists of rumba and Latin jazz, has died aged 88.

Eddie Palmieri, pioneering Latin jazz musician and Grammy winner, dies aged 88

An eight-hour hearing on environmentalists' concerns over the Florida migrant detention center dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz" ended Wednesday with more questions than answers about who runs the controversial facility.While government attorneys originally planned to call multiple state and federal officials to testify about the construction and operation of "Alligator Alcatraz," the judge overseeing the case was only able to hear from five witnesses called by the environmental groups that filed the lawsuit.

Critics of 'Alligator Alcatraz' argue it should be shuttered due to environmental concerns

Ret. Col. Mike Bumgarner and former post public safety director says 'something fell through the cracks' with suspected shooterAlleged Fort Stewart gunman is an Army sergeant; motive is unclearFox News senior correspondent Jonathan Sherrie reports on the latest information in the Fort Stewart shooting incident that left five U.S. Army soldiers injured on 'Special Report.'

Fort Stewart rapid response: Former safety chief says Army emergency policies, protocols helped save lives

Home plate umpire Jen Pawol calls a strike during spring training between the Miami Marlins and Houston Astros in West Palm Beach, Fla., last year Jeff Roberson / AP fileJen Pawol is set to become the first woman to umpire in Major League Baseball when she works games this weekend between the Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves.

MLB is calling up its first female umpire, promoting Jen Pawol for Saturday's Marlins-Braves game

Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC “is exempt” from U.S. President Donald Trump’s 100% tariff on semiconductor chips, Taipei said Thursday.Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is the world’s largest contract maker of chips and counts Nvidia and Apple among its clients.“Because Taiwan’s main exporter is TSMC, which has factories in the United States, TSMC is exempt,” National Development Council chief Liu Chin-ching told a briefing in parliament.

TSMC gets a reprieve from Trump’s 100% chip tariffs thanks to its U.S. factories, Taiwan says

A West Virginia mom couldn't cope at the state she found her toddler in during the middle of the night.Ashtyn Noelle (@ashtynnoelle19) posted a gallery of images on TikTok revealing the aftermath of what happened when her daughter mistook beard dye for lotion and helped herself overnight.

Mom Wakes To Find Toddler Used Her 'Lotion' Overnight—Can't Cope With Scene

Some states will ban drinks with less than 50% natural juice from being purchased using SNAP benefitsDoctor touts states banning junk food from SNAP benefits amid push for healthier alternativesDr. Devi E. Nampiaparampil joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the effect of the junk food ban as the MAHA movement pushes healthier options.

Junk food banned from SNAP benefits in 6 more states, a win for MAHA advocates

ACCRA, Ghana — A military helicopter crashed in Ghana on Wednesday, killing all eight people on board, including the West African country’s defense and environment ministers and two other top officials, the government said.The crash was one of Ghana’s worst air disasters in more than a decade.

Helicopter crash in Ghana kills ministers of defense and environment and 6 others

System restored one hour later but further delays predicted.Aug. 6 (UPI) -- United Airlines on Wednesday night briefly suspended flight departures nationwide because of a technology issue and expected further flight delays throughout the night.Shortly after 7 p.m. CDT, the airline reported an outage and one hour later the system was coming back up, CBS News reported.

United Airlines system outage disrupts flights nationwide

Kelly Clarkson has officially kicked off her Las Vegas residency.During a performance over the weekend, the American Idolwinner was taken aback in a beautiful moment that caused her to stop the show. As she and her band were gearing up to cover Creep by Radiohead, Clarkson was surprised by a beautiful segment played by her band.

Kelly Clarkson Abruptly Stops Vegas Show as She's Left Stunned on Stage

Anthony, the No. 1 prospect in baseball entering this year, signed a long-term contract extension on WednesdayPaul Toboni knew what he had just set his eyes upon. There was something different about Roman Anthony, even as a youngster coming out of high school in South Florida.

Roman Anthony has given Red Sox every reason to believe he's a franchise cornerstone

Buc-ee's, the travel center with a larger-than-life reputation, has steadily built a devoted following of customers trying to avoid wasting money on the road.However, beyond the sparkling bathrooms and friendly employee smiles, there are intriguing secrets that Buc-ee's employees want you to know.

16 Secrets Buc-ee's Employees Really Want You To Know

This young and budding singer is one of the only people in the world to have been tragically killed as a result of a coyote attack, and her story is devastatingAt the age of 19, Taylor Mitchell became the first ever adult to lose their life to a fatal coyote attack whilst on a popular hiking trail in Canada, and experts have been trying to work out how the tragedy happened ever since.

Folk singer's gruesome death while hiking after being attacked and eaten by coyotes

Right-wingers are going after Rep. Delia C. Ramirez (D-Ill.), who was born in the U.S., for comments she made about her pride in her Guatemalan heritage.Rep. Delia C. Ramirez (D-Ill.) is facing aggressive attacks from her Republican colleagues and other right-wingers over recent comments she made about her Guatemalan heritage.

'Out Of Control' Republicans Are Viciously Attacking A Congresswoman With Calls To Deport Her

A video of a woman jokingly "reporting abuse" by her talented daughter has gone viral on TikTok, amassing over 22.7 million views and sparking laughter online."I need to know who I can contact to report this abuse," says the mom, who is filming herself inside a store.

Mom Finds Daughter's Drawing of Her, Not Prepared for What She Sees

The single mom knocked out in a vicious Cincinnati street mob attack opened up about the pain and panic attacks she’s endured since the beating — and how she can’t believe she survived it.“I don’t even know how I’m not dead,” the local woman, identified only as Holly, said in a tearful interview Tuesday about being sucker punched in the brutal, now-viral caught-on-camera attack.

Single mom knocked out by Cincinnati mob tearfully says: ‘I don’t even know how I’m not dead’

Some people are masters at twisting words to get their way. They drop certain phrases into conversations that seem harmless at first, but they’re meant to control, guilt-trip, or confuse you. Smart people recognize these traps quickly and refuse to fall for them.

15 Manipulative Phrases Smart People Never Fall For

The MSNBC host delivered an ominous monologue Monday about President Donald Trump's administration.MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow says Americans no longer have to fear potential authoritarianism in their own country, because “we are there” already — and cited President Donald Trump’s widespread immigration raids, detainments without probable cause and use of military force.

Rachel Maddow Warns Americans About The 1 Thing They've Feared Most: 'It Is Here'

ICE Barbie Accused of Trying to Deport Dead People to Hit QuotasDEAD WRONGKristi Noem’s Department of Homeland Security is so desperate to boost its deportation numbers that it’s asking judges to revive cases that are decades old—including cases in which the person has died in the meantime.

Missing Man Found in Melting Glacier After 28 Years

A handyman, who installed a cat flap on a customer's door, later learned from a text that his successful project yielded unexpected results.Joe the handyman sat in his car and looked at his finished work. He had added a cat flap to a customer's front door, allowing access for their feline to come in and out as they please.

Handyman Installs New Cat Flap in Door, Then Gets Text From the Customer

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Donald Trump proclaimed “great progress” toward ending the Ukraine war after announcing plans to meet soon with Russian President Vladimir Putin.But is Putin, to quote the US president in a previous, and rare, moment of lucidity on Russian relations, merely “tapping (him) along” again?

Trump may be forging progress in Ukraine or walking into Putin’s trap

After leaving Texas for Illinois to prevent a legislative vote on a Republican redistricting plan, state House Democratic leader Gene Wu needed a means to project his voice — and viewpoints — to a national audience. So he tapped his campaign account to buy a microphone for news conferences.

Texas Democrats plea for donations to extend their walkout and block Trump’s redistricting plan

A man suspected of shooting and wounding five soldiers at Fort Stewart in Georgia has been identified as a noncommissioned officer who recently got into trouble with the law.Officials at the U.S. Army post said the suspected shooter, identified as Sgt. Quornelius Radford, 28, worked at the base as an automated logistics noncommissioned officer with the 2nd Brigade Combat Team.

Who is Quornelius Radford? What we know about the Fort Stewart shooting suspect

President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs were finally set to take effect on Thursday, slapping levies on dozens of countries and risking price increases for a host of everyday goods.Tariffs between 10% and 41% were applied to nearly 70 countries, significantly expanding the reach of Trump’s confrontational trade policy.

Trump's sweeping new tariffs set to take effect

Kelly Clarkson made a major announcement about the future of her Studio Sessions residency.On Wednesday night (Aug. 6), the original American Idol winner revealed she is taking time away from her Las Vegas shows to focus on her family.In an Instagram post, Clarkson shared that her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock, is ill, prompting her decision to postpone the remaining Studio Sessions dates in Las Vegas.

Kelly Clarkson Postpones Las Vegas Residency, Prioritizes Kids as Ex-Husband Battles Health Crisis

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s decision to cancel $500 million worth of federal contracts for developing mRNA vaccines swiftly drew condemnation, including from a former Trump surgeon general.“I’ve tried to be objective & non-alarmist in response to current HHS actions – but quite frankly this move is going to cost lives,” said Jerome Adams, who served as U.S. surgeon general during President Donald Trump‘s first term in office.

Trump's first surgeon general blasts RFK Jr. for canceling mRNA vaccine contracts: 'It’s dangerous'

Jeanine Pirro says DC youth need consequences, not coddling, for violent crimesJudge Jeanine proposes lowering age of responsibility to 14 after DC man ‘beaten to a pulp’ by young ‘punks’WARNING: Graphic content—Judge Jeanine Pirro, the newly confirmed U.S. attorney for D.C., assesses the criminality of the brutal beating of a former Department of Government Efficiency employee on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

DC US attorney says ‘enough is enough’ as youth crime puts spotlight on nation’s capital

[This story originally appeared in the June 2005 issue of MotorTrend] The queue starts forming on opposite sides of the domestic/import Maginot Line when it comes to choosing between a Mustang GT and a Z-Car--either the Mustang tugs at your heartstrings, or you wouldn't be caught dead in one.

Rumble In the Desert: 2005 350Z Roadster vs. Mustang GT Convertible

The wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles earlier this year — burning entire neighborhoods to the ground, straining firefighting resources and forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes — may have led to hundreds more deaths than were recorded, a new study suggests.While officials reported that the Palisades and Eaton fires directly killed at least 30 people when they incinerated parts of Los Angeles County, the blazes may be linked to 410 additional deaths from January 5 to February 1, according to research published Wednesday in the The Journal of the American Medical Association.