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The heads of top surveillance companies will face a Senate panel Wednesday headed by Sen. Josh Hawley, a leading critic of spy cameras.

Wall Street is drifting lower toward the finish of an up -and- down week on Friday, and U.S. stock indexes are mixed as bond yields rise and oil prices swing.

A Hoboken, NJ, man who ate nothing but Sweetgreen for 25 straight days said his celebratory return to normal food didn't go as planned, leaving him nauseated after just one slice of pizza.

As President Donald Trump tries to convince voters that Democrats have let crime run amok, he's digging into the country's political past to reference one of the most controversial campaign advertisements that relied heavily on racist tropes.

SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM on Sydney Sweeney gambling ad: "Why are girls mad? That is literally what she does. Why is anyone mad? It is a gambling ad: men, sports, naked women. Of course, that's going to draw attention."

A federal judge in Florida has dismissed a defamation lawsuit from a Muslim attorney who accused a Jewish couple of conspiring to get her fired by publicizing her anti-Israel social media posts.

"Reacher" star ALAN RITCHSON says Hollywood execs told him to curb political talk: "You know how many phone calls I get from studios like, 'Would you shut the f--- up, please? Stop talking in public.'"

Duncan Sheik, the singer-songwriter behind the 1996 hit "Barely Breathing" who later found his creative home on Broadway as the Tony Award-winning composer of "Spring Awakening," died Thursday in Manhattan.

The lone holdout juror in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial moved to an undisclosed, secure location in a rural area of Northern New England.

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