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Giants Pitcher Inscribes Bible Verse on Cap During Pride Night, Teammate Refuses Hat Entirely
San Francisco's Landen Roupp wrote Genesis 9 passage next to rainbow logo; poll data shows declining support for LGBTQ+ issues nationwide.
Polls Show Sharp Partisan Divide in American Patriotism Ahead of Nation's 250th Birthday
Republican patriotism remains near universal while Democratic pride drops below 30%, with young voters showing the steepest decline across both parties.
Twelve Dead After Skydiving Aircraft Crashes in Rural Missouri, Officials Say
The Pacific Aerospace P750 went down shortly after departing Butler Memorial Airport on Sunday morning; the NTSB is investigating.
Sen. Mitch McConnell Hospitalized After Being Admitted Sunday Morning, Spokesperson Says
The 84-year-old Kentucky Republican and former Senate Majority Leader is receiving care; no details released about his condition.
Vance Says He'll Examine Political Future After Midterms
The vice president tells CBS he and wife Usha will discuss his 2028 presidential prospects after November elections, while emphasizing focus on current role.
UK Visa Bans Spark Free Speech Debate Among Western Conservatives
The revocation of visas for Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker has divided right-of-center intellectuals over whether democracies should restrict entry based on ideological content.
Karen Bass's Brother Joins Class-Action Lawsuit Against City Over Palisades Fire Damage
The mayor declined to answer questions about her brother's participation in the suit during a recent campaign event, with an aide telling reporters "We're not talking about that!"
Poll Shows Partisan Divide in National Pride Ahead of America's 250th Anniversary
Only 29% of Democrats report being extremely or very proud to be American, compared with 90% of Republicans, as surveys track shifting expressions of patriotism.
Warner Says Clayton Has 'Right Temperament' for DNI Role Amid Pulte Appointment Concerns
The Virginia Democrat voiced support for the Southern District of New York U.S. Attorney while calling his predecessor 'grossly unqualified' and urging quick confirmation.
Congressional Baseball Game Offers Longstanding Traditions, and Plenty of Confusion
The annual charity game between Republicans and Democrats has been played since 1909, with players choosing their own uniform numbers regardless of duplicates.