The Orlando firm says regulators rejected ads featuring Shaquille O'Neal, Frankie Muniz, John Daly and Kyle Busch.

WorldClaw routes payments through Trump-tied USD1 tokens while offering AI models from firms the Pentagon flags as military-linked.

SB 1203 would boost training hours and set up a wage order for California's 330,000 security guards, but industry groups warn of a $2 billion hit.

It's the first title fee hike locally since 2009, and it hits amid a wave of other Ohio vehicle cost increases.

Retired teachers subbing in Naperville-area schools will see daily pay drop from $310 to $200, even as the district still faces a multimillion-dollar deficit.

Dozens of news stories about FL-22 candidate Michael Carbonara vanished from Google days before the primary, filed under made-up companies.

A Parma mother's neighbor called police after her sons walked to a park alone. Ohio lawmakers now want to make sure that's not a crime.

The 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield drills, involving 18,000 South Korean troops, were set to begin this week before Trump's order.

Donalds spoke for nearly an hour in Boca Raton, vowing to slash insurance costs 20% as the GOP primary closes in.

Bally's says it could default within a year, even as it insists the halted River West hotel and theater work is unrelated to its cash crunch.

Tom Barrett is hammering William Lawrence over a 13-year-old expunged conviction. Lawrence says Barrett's donor has his own ex-wife abuse allegations to answer for.

Aric Nesbitt used AI likenesses of Whitmer in a campaign video, while Mike Rogers went viral for a buffed-up AI portrait — testing Michigan's disclosure law before November.

The 170,000-square-foot Woodward Avenue sanctuary, stalled since the 2008 crash, is now on track for late 2026.