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A lewd painting that once hung above Jeffrey Epstein's desk in his Manhattan mansion appeared on eBay with a $25,000 asking price before the listing was removed from the platform.
As Sir David Attenborough celebrates his centennial birthday, his decades of insights on the natural world offer both warning and hope. The legendary broadcaster's most memorable reflections reveal a lifetime spent understanding our planet's fragility and potential.
The United States military's ongoing campaign of strikes against suspected narcotics vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific has resulted in more than 190 deaths, prompting mounting scrutiny over the legal basis and accountability of the operations.
President Trump's proposal to paint the Eisenhower Executive Office Building white has sparked concern among preservation experts who warn the plan could cause permanent damage to the historic granite structure.
A Minneapolis family discusses their commitment to activism and social change in a StoryCorps interview aired on Morning Edition. The conversation explores how the tradition of protesting has become an integral part of their family identity.
A review council established by President Trump has issued recommendations calling for significant changes to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The announcement marks a potentially pivotal moment for the nation's primary disaster response organization.
The United States military intercepted Iranian attacks on three Navy destroyers transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday and conducted retaliatory strikes against Iranian military facilities. The exchange marks a significant escalation in the two-month conflict that has disrupted global shipping and energy markets.
Dalene Basden has spent over three decades helping families with special needs children in Lynn, Massachusetts. Now, as gas and grocery prices surge, the 71-year-old program director finds herself struggling to make ends meet while battling cancer.
New Mexico authorities have launched dual investigations into alleged crimes at Jeffrey Epstein's former 10,000-acre ranch, reopening a dormant criminal case while establishing a legislative committee to examine abuse allegations at the property.
A federal judge has unsealed what is purported to be Jeffrey Epstein's suicide note, revealing a brief, handwritten message found by his former cellmate. The Justice Department has not verified the document's authenticity.
World-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner has added his voice to growing protests over prize money distribution at major tournaments. Players are demanding a larger share of tournament revenues, with hopes that Wimbledon and the US Open will respond to their concerns.
The Players Era Men's Championships, a November basketball tournament, is expanding from its current format to include 24 teams. ESPN has secured exclusive broadcast rights through a new multiyear partnership agreement with EverWonder Studio's Players Era division.
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