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NYPD detectives were treated rudely and disrespectfully at a New York City hospital after they were mistaken for federal immigration agents while seeking treatment.

President Trump dramatically reversed course on a U.K. plan to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, warning it could jeopardize U.S. access to the Diego Garcia military base.

Somali-born activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali agrees with President Trump's assertion that Western civilization must defend itself from an existential attack, emphasizing the importance of preserving Western values and culture.

A woman allegedly attacked by her ex-boyfriend claimed that Barron Trump, the son of former President Donald Trump, unexpectedly saved her life after she managed to call him during the assault, prompting him to contact emergency services.

The article reports that thousands have died in protests in Iran, with allegations of sexual assaults on detainees and authorities forcing families to pay large sums to recover the bodies of their relatives killed during the crackdown.

Former special counsel Jack Smith is set to appear before the House Judiciary Committee in a public hearing, where he will face questions from Republicans and Democrats about his two prosecutions of former President Donald Trump.

Erika Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA, demanded that the judge speed up the murder trial against alleged assassin Tyler Robinson, accusing the defense of delaying the process. She drew a parallel between the ongoing anti-ICE protests and the revival that has taken place following her husband's assassination.

A Texas-based chain beat Amazon, Costco and Trader Joe's to claim the title of America's best grocery store for the fifth time in nine years.

Sen. Mark Kelly doubled down in his defense of his encouragement of service members to reject "illegal orders" as he faces a formal review into allegations of misconduct. The FCC is cracking down on partisan talk shows in both daytime and late night to provide equal treatment for political candidates.

An illegal immigrant with a prior DWI charge that was dismissed was arrested in a fatal DUI crash that killed a college soccer player and his girlfriend in North Carolina, renewing debate over immigration enforcement.

The NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the discussions with President Trump focused on protecting the Arctic region from increased Chinese and Russian activity, and that the issue of the U.S. taking control of Greenland from Denmark was not discussed.

President Trump unveiled his Board of Peace initiative, which aims to pursue a lasting agreement for Gaza, and he plans to expand the board's work to other global issues in the future.

Nekima Levy Armstrong, the organizer of an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service, denied on CNN that her group "rushed" the church, claiming they instead participated in the service until she stood up to question the pastor about his alleged ICE ties.

A judge ruled that the configuration of New York City's 11th congressional district represented by a Republican is unconstitutional, ordering the state to redraw the district by next month due to the district's dilution of the voting power of Black and Hispanic residents.

President Donald Trump's administration is working on a deal to secure "total access" to Greenland after dropping his threat of tariffs on Thursday.

President Donald Trump says he is "always" ready for a legal fight amid the ousting of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, as a group of influential economic figures have filed an amicus brief arguing that allowing her removal would erode the Fed's independence and threaten economic stability.

More than 175 million people are in the path of a potentially historic winter storm that's expected to extend over 2,000 miles and deliver crippling snow and ice across more than 30 states, all told beginning Friday.

A jury returned a not guilty verdict in the trial of former Uvalde school police officer Adrian Gonzales, who was charged with 29 counts of child abandonment or endangerment related to the 2022 Robb Elementary shooting.

The article discusses the rise of "assassination culture" in the United States, where public tolerance of politically motivated violence is increasing, especially among women and those with high social media usage and growing pessimism about the country's future, according to a new national survey.

A criminal defense lawyer states that Indiana police have a "long list of potential suspects" in the shooting of a judge and his wife at their home, as investigators work to identify the shooter.