Ronda Rousey thanks fans during UFC Hall of Fame induction

The former UFC women’s bantamweight champion has rarely mentioned mixed martial arts or even acknowledged her career since suffering two devastating knockout losses to essentially end her days of real fighting, but used the occasion of her induction into the UFC Hall of Fame at Palms on Thursday night to show her appreciation to her fans.

Japan cult leader, others executed for roles in 1995 gas attack

Doomsday cult leader Shoko Asahara and six followers were executed Friday for their roles in a deadly 1995 gas attack on the Tokyo subways and other crimes, Japan’s Justice Ministry said.

EDITORIAL: Calls to ‘abolish ICE’ are ignorant and inane

There’s a new rallying cry sweeping the Democrat Party: “Abolish ICE.” If Democrats aren’t careful, that rallying cry will abolish their chances of retaking control of Congress this fall.

Financial tips for millennials

Be really nice to your older relatives. They may turn out to be your savings account.

COMMENTARY: The left’s contempt is going to re-elect Donald Trump

Democrats have a new theory for how they can win back Congress and the White House. Just as “soccer moms” helped put Bill Clinton in the Oval Office in 1996, and “NASCAR dads” helped George W. Bush win in 2004, Donald Trump, the theory goes, was elected because of “#NeverHillary” voters who didn’t particularly like him but despised her. Axios reports that Democrats are targeting the 20 percent “of Trump’s voters (who) told exit pollsters they didn’t like him” hoping they will help power a “blue wave” in the 2018 midterms and defeat the president in 2020.

Police say Maryland shooting suspect sent letter to former RJ reporter

A man accused of fatally shooting five people at a Maryland newsroom is believed to have mailed a letter on the day of the rampage to a Virginia journalist he harassed for years and unsuccessfully sued, police and the journalist said Thursday.

New union accuses rival of bullying Clark County teachers

The National Education Association of Southern Nevada, which is fighting to represent Clark County School District educators, accuses the Clark County Education Association of resorting to “illegal tactics” to keep its members.

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