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It's official: Dr. Oz is running for Senate. Mehmet Oz announced Tuesday he's entering Pennsylvania's 2022 Senate race as a Republican, following rumors he'd...

Two men accused of rape and perverting the course of justice are named The pair will appear at Teesside Crown Court next month Teesside Magistrates' Court (Image: Evening Gazette) Two men have appeared in court in connection with an alleged rape and perverting the course of public justice. Lee Justin Busby and Daniel Summers were brought before Teesside Magistrates' Court on Thursday. Busby is charged with committing an act or series of acts with intent to pervert the course of public justice in Newton Aycliffe. The 49-year-old is alleged to have provided guidance to a victim of domestic ab...

Sometimes a tweet teasing a news segment is little more than clickbait, but sometimes it leads to a truly high-larious payoff (pun fully and unapologetically intended). The latter was the case for Paige Hulsey, an anchor at KMOV, the local CBS affiliate in St. Louis, MO, and the above photo of an alleged “normal teen’s […]

St. Augustine man pleads guity to mail fraud over crowdfunding company News4Jax staff Tags:  Illustration (Graham Media Group) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 68-year-old St. Augustine man who ran a crowdfunding investment platform for real estate development projects faces up to 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to mail fraud, the Department of Justice announced. Prosecutors said Daniel Summers owned a Jacksonville-based company called Realty E Vest, also known as IHT Realty Group, which sought to develop and license a crowdfunding platform to people seeking to manage their own crow...

Our immune systems are unique, so people respond differently to coronavirus vaccines. The side effects you might experience after getting a shot can depend on broad categories like age and sex, as well as more individual characteristics such as genes or history of exposure to infections.  In general, medical experts say, it's normal to feel uncomfortable for up to 48 hours after your shot. That's usually a sign that the vaccine is doing its job.  Common side effects include pain at the injection site, fatigue, and headaches. For those receiving Pfizer's or Moderna's shots, people also tend ...