A Fleming Island eye-care business will pay $2.1 million to settle accusations of improper Medicare or Medicaid claims. The business was one of five ophthalmology practices in Florida that ...

A Fleming Island eye-care business will pay $2.1 million to settle accusations it submitted improper claims to Medicare or Medicaid for unnecessary ultrasound procedures, according to the U.S. Justice ...

A Smithville woman who says a pair of detectives in Clay County coerced her into falsely confessing she murdered her fiancé in 2020 has filed a lawsuit over their investigation, which led to a lengthy ...

When you’re swiping on dating apps, the one thing you’re looking for is a true connection. Not two-sentence conversations that seem to fizzle in an instant, but rather, genuine chats and flirty banter ...

As usual, President Donald Trump made numerous false claims in his televised Cabinet meeting on Tuesday. And, as usual, most of them had previously been debunked. Trump repeated familiar false claims ...

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Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) was the only House member to vote against a bill Tuesday that will order the Justice Department to release files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Higgins, a ...

The tush push is a point of contention across the NFL, but nowhere more than in Green Bay for Monday's Eagles-Packers game. The Eagles rode the largely reviled play in part to their Super Bowl title ...

It's the most controversial play in football, unless you're a Philadelphia Eagles fan. The "tush push" fell two votes shy of being outlawed this offseason, which allowed the reigning Super Bowl champs ...

OutKick’s Clay Travis reported Monday that ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum was “removed” from ESPN programming after an interview in which he hinted at political ambitions, but ESPN is denying that it ...

(Updated: On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Paul Finebaum returned to ESPN for his regular hits on “Get Up” and “First Take.”) Paul Finebaum has been removed from all ESPN appearances by parent company Disney. The ...