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Drivers keep using buckling storm-damaged bridge — because it’s faster than detour
Drivers in a Greek region are continuing to drive over a buckling bridge damaged by storms rather than taking a detour – just because it saves time.
Mamdani’s working-class costume is falling apart
Even the Gray Lady is raising her eyebrows at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s delicate political dance.
Jose Caballero defends tactics that sparked Yankees-Pirates scuffle: ‘Whole league should know who I am’
José Caballero claimed “the whole league should know who I am” after he enraged Dennis Santana with his time-wasting in the batter’s box.
Ryan Clark learned of his ESPN layoff during ‘NFL Live’ appearance in awkward moment
NFL analyst Ryan Clark reportedly found out that he was being laid off by ESPN while he was doing “NFL Live.”
National Geographic Sea Bird cruise ship hit with 3rd norovirus outbreak since May
Norovirus sickened a third of passengers aboard the National Geographic Sea Bird cruise ship, the third outbreak on the Alaskan expedition vessel in just two months.
5 dead after two sets of parents rush into Ohio River to rescue struggling swimmer and all drown
A group consisting of consistenting two sets of parents, two children, and another individual was out on the Scioto River to “enjoy themselves a summer night” of fishing when the tragedy unfolded, Delaware County Sheriff Jeffrey Balzer said at a news conference on Monday.
Aaron Rodgers shares ‘bonding’ week with estranged family after years of drama
Aaron Rodgers’ family feud appears to be softening. The future Hall of Famer posted a series of photos with his estranged family.
Older man slaps fan at Cubs game for not standing for national anthem in viral video: ‘Get up’
An older man at what appears to be a recent Cubs game took issue with a younger fan choosing to remain seated during the national anthem.
New York public schools have become a legal racketeering conspiracy
The bottom line is that New York state spends 81% above the national per-pupil average on public schools purely to benefit adults, not kids.
Box office success of ‘The Odyssey’ proves audiences crave classics — not woke Hollywood nonsense
As “The Odyssey” shatters box-office expectations, maybe “woke” Hollywood will learn something from the film’s success: Audiences want familiar stories, told in entertaining ways.