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House Democrats are poised to rebel against Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's spending deal with the White House, which could prolong the ongoing partial government shutdown.

The Seattle Seahawks defeated the Los Angeles Rams 31-27 in the NFC championship, with Tariq Woolen being fined for a taunting penalty that nearly cost the Seahawks the game, but their defense ultimately held on to secure the win and advance to Super Bowl LX.

The documentary "Melania," detailing the 20 days in the first lady's life before President Donald Trump took office for the second time, earned $8 million at the box office in its opening weekend, making it the best documentary opening in more than a decade.

The article discusses an appeal by American skeleton athlete Katie Uhlaender to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) after she missed out on qualifying for the upcoming Milan Cortina Olympics due to Team Canada's withdrawal of athletes from a competition, which reduced the points available and prevented Uhlaender from earning enough to qualify.

California authorities are warning residents about burglars using hidden, camouflaged surveillance cameras to monitor homes before breaking in, a tactic that police say is becoming more common.

Democrat Christian Menefee won a special congressional election in a left-leaning district in Texas, shrinking the Republicans' House majority.

A Nevada jury convicted "Dances With Wolves" actor Nathan Chasing Horse of sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls, exposing years of hidden abuse, and he faces a minimum of 25 years in prison.

President Donald Trump is pushing plans for a massive triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., that the White House says will become one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, but critics warn the structure could visually dominate nearby memorials.

The Florida Department of Health detected arsenic in several popular candy products, raising concerns about the safety of foods marketed to children. The National Confectioners Association disputed the findings, arguing that the state's conclusions are "misguided" and that chocolate and candy are safe to consume.

The article discusses how President Trump's meme pairing himself with a solitary penguin in Greenland sparked a media backlash, with various outlets criticizing the image, despite the penguin being a metaphor for Trump's appeal of independence and going against the crowd.

Cleveland Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson was fined $50,000 for aggressively pursuing, berating, and making inadvertent contact with a game official during a game against the Phoenix Suns.

Denise Austin emphasizes that fitness and muscle-building, daily movement, and sustainable routines, rather than extreme all-or-nothing challenges, are the keys to long-term weight loss and health.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed Stanley Richards, a former inmate, as the city's Department of Correction commissioner, making him the first formerly incarcerated person to hold the position.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen made comments suggesting his team would have reached the Super Bowl had they beaten the Denver Broncos, but he did not account for the possibility of losing to the New England Patriots in the AFC championship.

Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua connected for a 34-yard touchdown to shrink the Los Angeles Rams' deficit vs. the Seattle Seahawks. Nacua saw Sweeney's comments on social media and retweeted it with a simple message, "Love skydiving."

Hundreds of anti-Iranian regime protestors gathered in New York City, calling for the U.S. to take action against Iran and denouncing the theocratic regime in Tehran, with some protesters expressing support for the late shah's son, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, who has been speaking out against the regime.

The article discusses newly released photos of Prince Andrew, the disgraced former member of the British royal family, which show him in compromising positions with an unidentified woman, and his connection to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was convicted of sex crimes.

An illegal immigrant in Minnesota allegedly rammed his car into a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicle, highlighting the increased risks ICE officers face amid anti-ICE rhetoric and actions.

The article reports that an MS-13 gang member and alleged mass murderer, Edwin Antonio Hernandez Hernandez, has been taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Virginia, despite Virginia's newly sworn-in governor signing an executive order ending state police cooperation with ICE.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order directing the Chicago Police Department to document alleged misconduct by federal immigration agents and seek possible prosecution, accusing the agents of violating constitutionally protected rights and destabilizing communities.