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The passenger was being "unruly and physically combative" on a flight from the U.S. to London, according to a court document.

“My motto is, ‘I don’t buy cheap horses. I buy good horses cheap,’” the Bahamian trainer said ahead of the race.

A mosquito species that targets humans has moved into Southern California. Officials are sending out lab-raised, irradiated mosquitoes in bid to fight them.

UT Austin eliminated the symbolic graduation after the enactment of a Texas law prohibiting universities to fund diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

The executive director of InTRANSitive, the only trans community center in Arkansas, said pipes outside of the center were recently removed from the ground and stolen.

Malak Afaneh attempted to deliver a pro-Palestinian speech at an invitation-only dinner when professor Catherine Fisk tried to grab her microphone.

A police investigation into a 2017 allegation determined there was "insufficient evidence," Dallas police said.

The Lakers announced on social media that they were dismissing Ham four days after their season ended with a first-round playoff loss to Denver in five games.

Caiden Wheeler was delivering pizza when he pulled into the wrong driveway. Ryan Babcock was arrested and charged in the shooting.

The authors of a new report detailing the man's case suspect that he was infected by rubbing his eyes with a contaminated hand.

Stanford researchers measured real-world exposures to nitrogen dioxide from gas stoves in home kitchens across the U.S.