Kelly Clarkson Calls Brooklyn Shop a Liar Over Singing Bird
The singer says a clerk quoted her $15,000 for a mechanical bird. The store says the bird was never for sale.
Trump Declares an Energy Ceasefire Moscow Hasn't Confirmed
Ukraine's president called it news to him but says Kyiv will agree if Russia does.
DOJ Opens Antitrust Probe Into Five TV Networks
The networks paused White House pool coverage last month to protest a press ban. Now they face a federal antitrust probe.
Georgia Beats Alabama 20-17 After a Late End-Zone No-Call
A missed pass-interference call and a late personal foul have Alabama arguing over who lost the game.
Oklahoma Upsets No. 1 Texas 27-24 on Last-Second Field Goal
Arch Manning threw two late interceptions. Now people are arguing over who's to blame.
Cardinals Move to Trade Marvin Harrison Jr.
Arizona will sit Marvin Harrison Jr., its 2024 top-five pick, on Sunday while it finishes a trade.
A Playboy Film Splits Hefner's Widow and Holly Madison
Crystal Hefner urged Jessica Biel to reconsider a new Playboy Mansion film. Holly Madison can't wait to see it.
Portugal Suspends Ronaldo After His National Team Walkout
Portugal suspended Ronaldo and opened a disciplinary case. He'd asked to be punished, but he wants to keep playing.
Iowa Mayor Plans to Bar Satanic Temple Member From Prayer
After a city council invocation ended with "Hail Satan," Ottumwa's mayor says he intends to block the speaker's next turn.
Danny Trejo Says He's Not Pro-ICE After Pawn Shop Backlash
The actor answered critics Friday over his role in a Daily Wire film about an ICE agent trapped in a pawn shop.
Trump Strikes a Deal With Putin for Russian Diesel
Treasury temporarily eased sanctions on Russian diesel to bring down near-record prices. Ukraine's president calls it a gift to Putin.
FIA Error Left Some F1 Cars Short on Power in Singapore
The FIA says an official's mistake left some cars without a power boost in the first part of Friday's sprint qualifying.
Nikon Strips Its Top Microscopy Video Prize Over AI
Scientists said AI invented parts of the winning cilia video. The winner says AI only helped color real footage.
The Pentagon Plans to Livestream a Firing-Squad Execution
The Army is set to execute Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan on December 3, and the Pentagon says it will stream it online.
Navi Pillay, Who Led a UN Inquiry on Gaza, Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel committee honored her "efforts to promote peace and international law." Israel's Foreign Ministry said the committee "rewarded the biggest lie of the 21st century."
Kennedy Launches a Federal Push to Study Vaccine Injuries
Health officials opened an NIH clinic for people who say vaccines hurt them. They also want to pay doctors to report suspected side effects.
NFL Asks the Supreme Court to Let States Regulate Kalshi
The league filed a brief Thursday calling sports trading contracts gambling. Kalshi and the federal regulator pushed back.
Danish University OKs CDC-Funded Newborn Hepatitis B Trial
Half of 14,000 newborns in Guinea-Bissau would skip the hepatitis B birth dose. The country's government still has to sign off.
MLB Wants 154 Games and Top Seeds Picking Opponents
The league made the offer to players Thursday. Every piece of it depends on the union accepting a salary cap.
Liberty and Refs Clash Over an Unused Overtime Timeout
New York lost Game 2 to Atlanta without using a timeout it still had. Liberty star Breanna Stewart says the refs told her it was gone.