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‘Price is Right’ contestant nearly knocks Carey off stage during enthusiastic embrace



An excited contestant from “The Price is Right” was so overfilled with joy that she nearly knocked host Drew Carey off the stage.

Russell Simmons sued for $5 million over alleged rape incident



Music mogul Russell Simmons is facing a $5 million lawsuit by an aspiring filmmaker who claims he raped her last year.

Detroit police officer critically wounded



Authorities have suspect in custody.

Colorado sheriff’s deputy dies in shooting



Manhunt underway for suspects.

Florida woman made payments on BMW with dead grandparent's social security benefits



A federal jury in South Florida found a woman guilty Wednesday of collecting her grandparents’ Social Security benefits years after they died, The Miami Herald reported.

FOX NEWS FIRST: Exclusive - DOJ begins recovering missing FBI texts



Plus, a plea to keep FISA abuse memo sealed; Trump bringing 'America First' to Davos

Wife of slain former NBA player to make court appearance



Former NBA player Lorenzen Wright's ex-wife is scheduled to make her first court appearance since she was extradited from California on a first-degree murder charge in his death.

Detroit police officer critically wounded; suspect in custody: report



A suspect who barricaded himself inside a house after allegedly shooting a Detroit police officer Wednesday evening was taken into custody early Thursday morning.

Crews rescue a manatee tangled in a life vest in Florida



A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission team has helped a manatee that had a life vest tangled on its back.

'Kayak Killer' wants to claim fiance's $491G insurance policy



The convicted kayak killer is still not giving up on her chance to profit off of her fiancé’s death — and is fighting his family for the right to claim a half-million dollars from his insurance policy, The Post has learned.

New California bill aims to protect citizens from gun suicides



A California lawmaker introduced legislation Wednesday that aims to protect Californians from gun suicides, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.

Helicopter in hard landing on street in South Florida city



Authorities say a small helicopter made a hard landing on a downtown street in a Florida city, snapping its tail off.

Las Vegas maids want hotels to install 'panic buttons' for workplace safety



Las Vegas casino-resort operators may have to provide “panic buttons” for housekeepers as they negotiate new union contracts in light of the growing #MeToo movement against workplace sexual misconduct.

Drones reportedly used in Colorado manhunt for suspect who killed officer



Colorado police are using drones in the manhunt for suspects in the Wednesday night shooting and killing of an Adams County sheriff's deputy.

Marc Thiessen: Democrats got rolled this week. They can blame Barack Obama



The government shutdown is over.

The importance of public safety and national security in the immigration debate



The battle occurring in Congress over providing amnesty, citizenship and government benefits to illegal aliens – as well as the debate over chain migration and the diversity visa lottery program – often boils down to well-worn talking points.

Build the wall and make drug traffickers pay for it -- Democrats and Republicans should support this



Immigration was a defining issue of the 2016 election.

Action movie star Dolph Lundgren shares his tips on how to get in shape and stay in shape



The Swedish action star has made a living from being fit, and now he’s sharing his tips for getting your best body.

Where free speech should be promoted, free speech is under attack



Free speech is under attack at college campuses across the country. The problem is not limited to a few colleges barring radical speakers to avoid a riot. Universities large and small, public and private, are restricting students’ and professors’ speech or enabling others to silence speech with which they disagree.

Judge Andrew Napolitano: A conspiracy of silence assaults privacy



During the past three weeks, Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law vast new powers for the NSA and the FBI to spy on innocent Americans and selectively to pass on to law enforcement the fruits of that spying.