Trump official under fire for ‘insane’ SNAP fraudster Halloween costume

Trump dealt another midterms blow as Alaska Senate race lawsuit is tossed

Villanova had the the pope's support. Notre Dame swept the wins in college hoops openers in Rome

Villanova had the pope’s support and many more traveling fans

Alexis Mac Allister labelled ‘embarrassing’ after trying to get Arsenal man sent off

Mac Allister went down theatrically following contact between his head and Noni Madueke’s during the latter stages of Arsenal’s win

Andoni Iraola fumes at referees over Liverpool penalty claim in Arsenal loss: ‘You have to dive’

Alexander Isak went down following a shirt pull but Liverpool saw penalty appeals waved away

Outspoken US senator hospitalized after suffering stroke

F1 live streams: Link to watch Mexican Grand Prix race online

Sky Sports broadcasts coverage of F1 in the United Kingdom while Apple TV will stream the sport in the US

Trump team's lawsuit to block Alaska Senate race certification dismissed by judge

The judge said the relief that Trump’s DOJ is seeking is ‘infeasible’

Germany blames migrants and leftists as ‘Gen Z’ protests turn violent

Ministers have threatened tough penalties for looters after violence erupted in Frankfurt and other cities at the weekend after a series of cost-of-living protests.

Hannah Hidalgo shows NFL-like skills and Notre Dame beats Villanova in women's hoops opener in Rome

Notre Dame senior Hannah Hidalgo showed why she’s a preseason All-American in the opening game of the women’s college basketball season on in Rome

82-year-old Florida man’s 70-year collection includes a letter from Elizabeth Taylor

In 1913, an Ohio couple sent their eight-month-old son to his grandmother through the postal service

In the year 1913, the US Postal Service unveiled Parcel Post, permitting the mailing of bigger packages. Ingenious parents even started shipping their small children to reduce travel expenses, gaining notoriety when six-year-old May Pierstorff was dispatched 73 miles away. This phenomenon sparked national debate, leading to the ban of child parceling, although similar incidents lingered until 1915, prompting stricter postal regulations to curb such extraordinary practices.