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A body was found during the search for missing 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos in Texas, but it is too early to determine if the remains belong to her.

Sen. Ted Cruz sees the current college football landscape as a "disaster" and is working to bring Republicans and Democrats together to save college sports through the SCORE Act, which aims to provide a free market solution to the NIL issues in college athletics.

Former Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona is withdrawing from public life after being diagnosed with dementia.

A Harvard history professor who taught for 40 years has left the university, citing its wokeness, COVID-19 restrictions, and the lowering of academic standards, particularly regarding the Western canon and the promotion of left-leaning junior faculty.

Mali and Burkina Faso have issued a ban on American citizens in response to the Trump administration's expansion of travel restrictions on several African countries, amid heightened tensions and rising violence from Islamist terrorist groups in the region.

A measles case was detected at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, and there have been 2,012 measles cases in the U.S. as of December 23, with health officials urging vaccination as the best way to protect against the highly infectious disease.

Independent journalist Nick Shirley and his researcher "David" returned to the Quality Learning Center in Minneapolis, alleging fraud at state-funded childcare facilities in Minnesota, and filed a criminal complaint against Governor Tim Walz related to the alleged fraud.

As Obamacare subsidies are set to expire, lawmakers have been unable to reach an agreement, leaving millions of Americans facing higher healthcare premiums.

Gig workers get a tax break with higher mileage rates for 2026. The IRS increased business driving deductions to 72.5 cents per mile from last year.

A former FBI agent says that a new fraud prevention tool by the Minnesota Department of Human Services likely won't make a difference in curbing fraud, as federal authorities allege taxpayers in the state have lost more than $9 billion to fraud since 2018.

The article criticizes several public figures, including late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, the co-hosts of "The View," podcasters Jennifer Welch and Nick Fuentes, and singer Katy Perry, for being annoying or making controversial statements in 2025.

A mother jumped into the water to rescue her young daughter who fell between a dock and a Carnival cruise ship in the Bahamas, and both were pulled to safety in a dramatic rescue captured on video.

The California DMV said it would delay revoking 17,000 commercial driver licenses held by foreign nationals, but Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy disputes the extension.

Illinois quarterback Luke Altmyer had an impressive performance in the Music City Bowl win over Tennessee, including a play where he bounced off an official while gaining a first down.

NFL legend Brett Favre has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, and he has provided an update on his ongoing battle with the illness.

Judge decides two key issues in case against alleged Charlie Kirk killer.

The Washington Post editorial board argues that New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's plan to hold his inauguration ceremony at the Old City Hall subway station "accidentally honors" the private sector and capitalism, as the station was originally constructed by a private company.

The article discusses how older Americans are reportedly discontinuing their use of GLP-1 medications for weight loss due to factors such as cost, side effects, dehydration, and muscle loss.

A large male black bear has been living under a home in Altadena, California for about a month, with multiple failed attempts by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to remove the bear from the residential property.

Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot vowed to "unmask" and track the "purported criminal actions" of ICE and CBP agents, while the current Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson endorsed naming a city snowplow "Abolish ICE."