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‘Hokum’ Review: Damian McCarthy Does It Again With Adam Scott-Led Thriller
"Oddity" director Damian McCarthy is back with "Hokum," which stars Adam Scott as a surly author who decides to visit Ireland.
Build-A-Bear Recalls 36,000 Plush Toys Over Choking Hazard
Customers are urged to stop using the Heartwarming Hugs plush toy because its zipper slider can detach and pose a choking hazard.
Georgia Begins Sending Out $1B in Special Tax Refunds–What To Know
The state confirmed that the refunds for millions of Georgians started rolling out on May 4.
Why Illinois Is Suddenly America’s Tornado Capital
Illinois has seen more than double the number of tornadoes as any other state so far this year.
Neil Gorsuch Reveals What Worries Him About America—’Our Own Worst Enemies’
"I worry about America fulfilling its own promise," Justice Neil Gorsuch told CBS News.
Top 3 Landing Spots for Hailey Van Lith After Stunning Chicago Sky Exit
After a stunning release from the Sky, Hailey Van Lith hits free agency. Breaking down the top 3 landing spots across the WNBA.
Project Freedom Update: Trump Puts Plan on Hold
On Truth Social, President Donald Trump announced a pause in Project Freedom for the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump’s EEOC Opens New Front Against New York Times
The New York Times labels an EEOC discrimination lawsuit a "politically motivated" attack by the Trump administration. While the NYT defends its "merit-based" hiring, the EEOC points to internal Slack messag...
Why US Passports Featuring Trump Aren’t For Everyone
The special-edition passport featuring President Donald Trump's face will only be available in limited numbers at a specific location.
Donald Trump Faces Major Test in Republican Stronghold
Eight incumbent Republican state senators face primary races Tuesday in Indiana after voting against Trump's redistricting push.
Neil Gorsuch Reveals What Worries Him About America—’Our Own Worst Enemies’
"I worry about America fulfilling its own promise," Justice Neil Gorsuch told CBS News.
Bizarre JPMorgan Sex Scandal Allegation Explained as New Legal Filings Drop
A former JPMorgan banker claims a top executive sexually assaulted and harassed him, often while referring to him as "brown boy," court documents show.
Trump’s Approval With Republicans At All-Time Low—Most Accurate Pollster
While Republican support for the president remains strong, the amount of Republicans that disapprove of him has hit a high level.
Hantavirus Cruise Outbreak: Map Shows Where Ship Has Been
The virus's long incubation period is making it difficult for investigators to pinpoint where the infection occurred.
How John Fetterman is Viewed By Republicans Amid Effort To Flip Him
John Fetterman, the Pennsylvania Democrat, has come under pressure to switch parties.
Congress’ Prediction Market Crackdown Ups Pressure for Stock Trading Ban
Efforts to prevent insider trading on the platforms have renewed calls for a broader ban on congressional stock trading.
Fragile US-Iran Truce Tested by New Attacks
Defiant Iran has threatened to double down on its closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
No One Should Go to Bed Hungry: A New Era of Global Need | Opinion
Today, hunger is rising, with almost 320 million people facing acute food insecurity. No country can meet this challenge alone.
Video Shows ICE Arrest That Sparked Hospital Protests
The man’s detention drew a crowd of protesters outside a hospital in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn.
Epstein’s Alleged Suicide Note: Release Demanded After New Details Reported
Lawmakers and federal prosecutors want the DOJ to release Jeffrey Epstein's alleged suicide note, saying "transparency is vital."
Publix is no longer America’s most trusted grocer. Here’s who took No. 1
Newsweek has released its list of the most trustworthy companies in America — though Publix didn’t fare as well as before this time around, according to a report from our sister station in Orlando WKMG.
Secret Service Shoots Gunman Near White House, Minor Wounded in Crossfire
A suspect opened fire on the National Mall in Washington, DC, on Monday after being confronted by Secret Service officers.
Three States Propose Last-Ditch Plan To Avoid Colorado River Crisis
Arizona, California and Nevada have proposed urgent water cuts to head off a deepening crisis on the Colorado River.