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Bill Maher expressed that he doesn't "give a s---" about President Donald Trump remodeling the East Wing of the White House into a ballroom and criticized the media's coverage of the project.

The article reports that newly re-elected Democratic Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, faced backlash from conservatives for giving his victory speech in Somali and saying that Minneapolis welcomes Somalians.

USC pulled off a legal but surprising fake punt play involving a third-string quarterback in their blowout victory over Northwestern.

President Donald Trump has urged Senate Republicans to abolish Obamacare and reroute federal health care spending directly to individual Americans.

Gerry Turner, the "Golden Bachelor," is dating a new woman after his divorce from Theresa Nist, which he described as a "monumental mistake" and felt "betrayed" by her actions during the process.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband have made over $130 million in stock profits during her congressional career, representing a 16,930% return on their initial investment.

A Maine woman who previously served time for manslaughter was elected to the Bangor city council, sparking outrage on social media.

Three illegal immigrants in Louisiana allegedly ran a sex trafficking ring, offering a "menu" of women to potential clients as young as 18 using WhatsApp, and two of the victims were also illegal immigrants.

A Colorado college student sought to start a Turning Point USA chapter, but the student government initially blocked it before later reversing the decision and approving the group.

Darryl Strawberry, the former MLB All-Star, expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump for pardoning him, citing his faith and sobriety as factors that led to the pardon.

Kenny Chesney developed a deep friendship with Ethel Kennedy, the sister-in-law of former President John F. Kennedy, and was surprised to be asked to sing at her funeral in 2024, where he performed "You Are My Sunshine" along with Stevie Wonder and Sting.

The article discusses the viral popularity of a carrot ribbon salad made with sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, sesame seeds, green onions, grated garlic, soy sauce, and chili crisp oil. It also explores the nostalgic comeback of various retro salad dressings, including Buccaneer, Louis, Mayfair, boiled, sour cream, tomato-based, and poppyseed and celery seed dressings, which were once staples in American kitchens.

The article discusses the stabbing death of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte, North Carolina light rail train, which prompted a new bail bill in the state legislature and criticism of the judicial system by experts like Joe Rogan and Elon Musk.

Baylor Athletic Director Mack Rhoades was investigated for an alleged verbal and physical altercation with a football player and assistant coach, and the university acknowledged his conduct was not reflective of their Christian mission and values.

Dan Aykroyd, known for "Ghostbusters" and "Blues Brothers," survived a 50-foot fall and believes in divine intervention, supernatural occurrences, and the legacy of his late friend and collaborator John Belushi.

Hooters CEO Neil Kiefer announced uniform changes back to 1980s athletic shorts, a fresh wings menu and other adjustments after its bankruptcy restructuring.

Kentucky quarterback Zach Calzada apologized for a video he sent to a critic showing off his NIL money, acknowledging that it did not reflect the gratitude he should have as a member of the Kentucky football team.

Jewish students from several top New York City universities told Fox News Digital that some professors are promoting extremist, antisemitic and anti-Israel rhetoric in classrooms, creating a hostile environment for Jewish students, and facing no consequences for their actions.

Richard Karn, the "Home Improvement" star, has learned to maintain a healthy weight through moderation and developing an "off-switch" when eating, even during the holidays.

Authorities are searching for a man who allegedly shot at U.S. Border Patrol agents during immigration enforcement operations in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood, leading to chaos and confrontation with local officials.