Unruly Passenger Duct-Taped to Seat on American Airlines Flight to Newark
A 67-year-old man was arrested after being restrained with duct tape on an American Airlines flight diverted to Baltimore due to unruly behavior.
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Attorneys Mount Legal Fight to Free 1,900 Children Stuck in US Immigration Custody
Lawyers from over 50 groups file habeas petitions for 1,900 migrant children held months in US custody, as courts also curb continuances.
Burning Man Rain Turns Playa to Mud, but Clearing Skies Expected
Rain at Burning Man 2026 coated Black Rock City in sticky mud Friday, but clearing weather is expected later in the day, organizers say.
Toronto Faces Prolonged Cleanup After '100-Year Storm' Wreaks Havoc
Toronto begins recovery after a '100-year storm' caused flooding, power outages, and damage. Crews work to restore the city. Here's what we know.
Boeing Under Scrutiny: Safety Fines, 777 Upgrades, and 747 Mishaps
Boeing faces safety fines, 777 cabin overhauls, and a 747 refueling incident at JFK as airlines navigate fleet changes.
Verizon Outage Hits Oklahoma and Arkansas: What We Know on September 4
Verizon users in Tulsa, Little Rock, and nearby areas report service disruptions on Sept. 4, 2026. Downdetector shows hundreds of complaints.
Ford Recalls Nearly 150K Mustangs Over Sudden Power Loss Risk
Ford recalls 148,663 Mustangs (2024-2026) due to wiring issue that can cause sudden power loss and increase crash risk. Free fix at dealers.
Hurricane Lowell Intensifies to Category 4, Threatens Hawaii with High Surf and Wind
Hurricane Lowell rapidly intensified to a Category 4 storm south of Hawaii, bringing high surf and gusty winds as forecasters monitor a possible northward turn.
9/11 Death Toll: 2,977 Victims and Thousands More Since — A Story That Continues to Grow
25 years after 9/11, the death toll of 2,977 initial victims has grown by thousands due to related illnesses. New data and memorial efforts keep the story alive
Birthright Citizenship Under Fire: Judges Block Trump's Newest Order
Federal judges block Trump's second birthright citizenship order, citing likely unconstitutionality as legal battles continue.
Supreme Court Allows Trump to Continue White House Ballroom Construction
Supreme Court 5-4 ruling lets Trump's $400M White House ballroom project proceed, citing lack of standing for preservation group.
Erin Andrews, 48, Vows to Keep Trying for Second Baby: 'I'm Not Done'
Erin Andrews reveals she is still trying for a second baby at 48 after infertility struggles and a surrogate miscarriage, saying she is 'not done.'