The NFL will appeal the Nevada Supreme Court ruling allowing Jon Gruden's lawsuit to proceed outside arbitration.
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A wildfire destroyed the Oxbow Bridge in Arizona, prompting a state of emergency due to loss of access and debris threats.
Conservative host Megyn Kelly slammed Beyoncé's Levi's ad as "artificial," sparking backlash from the BeyHive. Fans defended Beyoncé's authenticity and success.
After Judge Frank Johnson's pivotal ruling, the Selma-to-Montgomery march resumed under federal protection on March 21, 1965, highlighting the struggle for voting rights.
Tennessee to execute Byron Black without deactivating his defibrillator, raising concerns about potential shocks.
In 1961, Joan Browning, a white Freedom Rider, joined Black activists on interstate buses to challenge segregation laws, facing arrest and violence. This act of courage highlighted the deep-rooted racial injustices and paved the way for substantial civil rights progress, including the Voting Rights Act, which, despite recent setbacks, remains a critical milestone in the fight for equality.
A disappointing jobs report showed U.S. employers added only 73,000 jobs in July, with drastic revisions to May and June.
Don Cornelius, the visionary behind "Soul Train," revolutionized TV by showcasing Black music and culture, leaving an enduring legacy.
The Senate confirmed ex-Trump lawyer Emil Bove as a federal judge 50-49, amid controversy over his DOJ conduct.
President Trump attempted to end birthright citizenship with an executive order, prompting lawsuits that challenge this move's constitutionality. This could lead to statelessness for many U.S.-born children and create significant legal and administrative challenges.