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Matthew Tkachuk said the Team USA hockey squad he was a part of was the most special team he has ever been a part of. President Trump announced that Connor Hellebuyck, the Team USA goaltender, will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom after his key performance in the gold medal victory over Canada.

Volunteers search for evidence in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie in Tucson, but DNA evidence collected at the scene has not yet identified a suspect, and the investigation may face resource challenges.

Alysa Liu, a California-born figure skater representing the U.S., has become a global sensation and fan favorite after winning Olympic gold, surpassing the Instagram followers of Eileen Gu, another Chinese-American athlete who chose to compete for China.

The article discusses a report by the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD) that raises concerns about Iran's opaque chemical weapons program and calls for the U.S. and its allies to investigate credible claims that Iran's regime used chemical weapons against its own people during the 2025 uprising.

Top Democrats in Congress are bringing Epstein victims as guests to the State of the Union to pressure the government to release more information and pursue prosecutions related to Epstein's crimes.

The New York City mayor downplayed a snowball attack on NYPD officers, calling it a "snowball fight," despite hospitalizations for facial lacerations, and the police commissioner condemning the "disgraceful" and "criminal" behavior.

President Trump took a jab at Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi over alleged insider trading during his address, questioning whether she stood up to applaud his call for Congress to pass the Stop Insider Trading Act.

The U.S. men's hockey team made history by winning the gold medal at the 2026 Olympics, and the players expressed their pride in representing the United States and the significance of the victory.

The New York City Mayor dismissed an attack on NYPD officers as a 'snowball fight', despite the officers being injured and the incident being classified as a felony assault.

President Donald Trump touted his policies of "no tax on tips" and "Trump Accounts" for children during his State of the Union address, highlighting how his administration has turned the economy around and driven down inflation and gas prices.

Several Democratic lawmakers are hosting State of the Union guests who have come under scrutiny from the Department of Homeland Security, including suspected illegal immigrants, DREAMers, and citizens arrested for allegedly obstructing federal immigration enforcement.

The Trump administration issued a stern warning to Mexican drug cartels, stating that they will face severe consequences if they target any Americans, as the cartel violence in Mexico has affected many U.S. citizens stranded in the country.

The Pentagon is in a dispute with AI firm Anthropic over restrictions on how its Claude AI system can be used for military purposes, with the Pentagon threatening to cancel a $200 million contract or take other punitive steps if the company refuses to lift the restrictions.

The presiding judge in the case against Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating conservative icon Charlie Kirk, will rule on a critical defense motion today regarding an alleged conflict of interest by the state prosecutors.

President Trump thanked Republicans for delivering the largest tax cuts in history and criticized Democrats for opposing his tax reform bill.

Martin Short's oldest child, Katherine Short, died at the age of 42, and the family is devastated by the loss.

Rep. Al Green, a Texas Democrat, was forcefully removed from the House Chamber for a second year in a row during President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, after repeatedly interrupting the president by holding up a sign and refusing to sit down.

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger criticized President Donald Trump's policies in her Democratic response to the State of the Union address, claiming Americans did not hear the truth from the president.

Democratic strategist James Carville claimed that President Trump will face a "public humiliation" by November and that every member of his administration except Stephen Miller "hates" him.