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A small Cessna on final approach slammed into a hovering state police helicopter near Carlisle Regional Airport, killing the plane’s pilot and injuring two troopers, as federal investigators now work to find out why.

Story Highlights Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirms a Cessna 150 and Bell 407 collided near Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The airplane’s pilot died; t...

Walmart’s U.S. comparable sales grew just 2.6% last quarter, the slowest pace in over six years, signaling strain for everyday shoppers and the nation’s top retailer alike.

Story Highlights U.S. comparable sales rose 2.6%, the weakest growth in more than six years. Total revenue climbed, with strong e-commerce growth offsetting some pressure. Walmart linked part of the s...

A sitting member of Congress just declared that every Muslim in public office is a “Trojan horse” threat—an attack on a whole faith community, not a single case.

Story Snapshot Rep. Nancy Mace posted that all Muslim officeholders are a “Trojan horse” threat. The claim drew swift backlash, led by Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who called it dangerous Islamophobia. Civil rights adv...

A 25-year-old metal band says Netflix’s hit “KPop Demon Hunters” is trampling its name—and it just took the fight to federal court.

Story Highlights Demon Hunter sued Netflix, Netflix Studios, and AEG Presents for trademark infringement in California federal court. The band seeks to block the “KPop Demon Hunters” title in music, merch, and a planned concert tour. The cas...

Google’s new Gmail “Verified Sender” program will push more political and fundraising emails into inboxes, shifting spam control from algorithms to users themselves.

Story Snapshot Gmail will deliver messages from verified political committees to inboxes if they meet program rules. Fundraising appeals are included; critics warn inboxes could see more asks for cash. User ...