NewsHuffPostOhio Sheriff's Office Employees Wrestled Inmates, Sheriff Says
Three Fairfield County Sheriff's Office employees “staged matches" with county jail inmates in June, the sheriff said.
PoliticsHuffPostLiz Cheney Says She 'Won't Be A Republican' If Trump Is Nominee In 2024
Cheney also weighed in on the possibilities of her own presidential run in 2024.
LifestyleHuffPostMy Wife Of 52 Years Just Died. My Grief Is So Overwhelming, I Can Barely Cope.
"They say you never forget your first love. In my case, Diane was the only girl I ever loved."
NewsHuffPostPink Floyd Founder Cancels Poland Concerts After Rage Over Ukraine War Remarks
Roger Waters triggered outrage when he accused "extreme" Ukrainian nationalists and NATO of "provoking" Russia to invade the country.
PoliticsHuffPostTrump Loyalist Kash Patel Touts QAnon Greeting In His 'King Donald' Children's Book
This is the book Trump wants in "every school in America," presumably without the QAnon propaganda.
NewsAFP NewsMacron restarts reform drive as opponents prepare for battle
French President Emmanuel Macron will get a taste of public resistance to his second-term reform agenda this week during the first nationwide strike called since his re-election in April.
NewsHuffPostOver 1,500 Virginia Residents Left Without Power Because Of Rat
The rodent that reportedly caused the power outage "infiltrated a piece of equipment" in the community on Friday.
BusinessReutersExclusive-Grab sees no big layoffs despite weak market
Grab, Southeast Asia's biggest ride-hailing and food delivery firm, does not envisage having to undertake mass layoffs as some rivals have done, and is selectively hiring, while reining in its financial service ambitions. Chief Operating Officer Alex Hungate said that earlier in the year, Grab had been worried about a global recession and was "very careful and judicious about any hiring", and as a result, it had not got to the "desperate" point of a hiring freeze or mass layoffs. "Around mid-year, we did some kind of specific reorganisations, but I know other companies have been doing mass layoffs, so we don't see ourselves in that category," Hungate, 56, told Reuters in his first interview since joining Singapore-based Grab Holdings Ltd in January.
NewsHuffPostVideo Shows Police Officer Slamming Student Into Lunch Cart During Fight
Texas police officers are under an internal investigation after pushing and slamming students in a high school on Wednesday.
NewsAFP NewsGerman bakeries fight for survival as costs spiral
Faced with exploding energy and ingredient costs, German baker Tobias Exner has installed new energy-efficient ovens, shortened his opening hours and even considered baking at lower temperatures.
NewsHuffPostElon Musk Activating Satellite Internet As U.S. Eases Sanctions To Aid Iranian Protesters
The Iranian government has cut off internet access for much of the country as protests have exploded across the nation over the death in police custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
NewsAFP NewsSuper Typhoon Noru slams into the Philippines
Super Typhoon Noru slammed into the Philippines Sunday, battering the heavily populated main island of Luzon with strong winds and heavy rain that have forced hundreds of people to flee their homes.
NewsAFP NewsTaiwan's pangolins suffer surge in feral dog attacks
In most of its habitats, the heavily trafficked pangolin's biggest threat comes from humans. But in Taiwan, the scaly mammals brave a different danger: a surging feral dog population.
NewsHuffPostUN Report Reveals Russian Forces Raped, Tortured Ukrainian Children
The age of “victims of sexual and gendered-based violence" in Ukraine by Russian forces "ranged from 4 to 82 years," an independent commission has found.
LifestyleAFP NewsFed on eggs and beer, Vietnam's oxen race in muddy festival
Their stomachs full of eggs, beer and coconut water, Nguyen Van Liet's prized white oxen streak ahead of their rivals to the cheer of tens of thousands of spectators in Vietnam's Mekong Delta.
PoliticsHuffPost'Bring Beer' And Vote: Michael Moore Predicts Midterm Victory For Dems
"I want to thank the Supreme Court for reminding women they're second-class citizens" in time for the midterms, Michael Moore quipped sarcastically.
BusinessHuffPostInvestors Fleeing Company That Hopes To Merge With Trump's Truth Social, Take It Public
Digital World Acquisition Corp. loses $139 million in investment commitments in the latest trouble for Trump's social media platform, according to an SEC filing.
NewsAFP NewsNorth Korea fires ballistic missile, Seoul says
North Korea fired a ballistic missile Sunday, Seoul's military said, just days after a US aircraft carrier arrived for joint drills with the South in a show of force against Pyongyang.
BusinessHuffPostProject Veritas Found Liable For Wiretapping, Must Pay $120,000
A jury ruled against the far-right activist group, siding with a Democratic consulting firm that said it was secretly recorded by an undercover operative.
NewsHuffPostDissident: 'Iranian Women Are Furious' Over Headscarf Death
The “Iranian people made their decision,” she said. “Whether the regime cracks down on the protests, whether they shut down the internet, people of Iran won’t give up. ... The anger is there.”
NewsHuffPostShocking Video Shows Train Ram Into Cop Car With Handcuffed Woman Inside
The train crashed into a Colorado police vehicle that was parked on the tracks after dark.
NewsAFP NewsW.House blasts 'catastrophic' Arizona abortion ban ruling
The White House on Saturday blasted a court ruling in Arizona that imposes a near-complete ban on abortions in the southwestern US state as "catastrophic, dangerous and unacceptable."
NewsAFP NewsThree Chinese dead after Cambodia boat sinking
The death toll from a capsized boat off Cambodia's coast rose to three Chinese nationals on Saturday, with a further nine rescued in Vietnamese waters and eight still missing, Cambodian authorities said.
PoliticsHuffPostWildly Popular And Under Attack: The Political Battle Over America’s Public Lands
As the country marks National Public Lands Day this weekend, the political tug of war over federal lands and waters wages on.
NewsHuffPostMy Mom Died By Suicide. If This One Thing Had Been Different, I Believe She'd Still Be With Us.
"The moment my mom left, her boyfriend knew something was off. He called the police over and over begging for help, but there was nothing they could do."
