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Texas' low taxes and light regulation are key drivers of business migration to the Lone Star State, leading to a 10.1% increase in economic output per capita from 2021 to 2024, outpacing other fast-growing Sun Belt states.

Lindsey Vonn, the American ski star, was airlifted from a World Cup race in Switzerland after a terrifying crash, putting her Olympic comeback in jeopardy just one week before the Milan-Cortina Games.

Former CNN host Don Lemon was taken into custody by federal agents over his involvement in an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, which he claimed was protected by the First Amendment.

The article discusses how Sen. Lindsey Graham is blocking a government funding package backed by President Donald Trump and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, over a provision that would repeal a law allowing senators whose phone records were subpoenaed to sue for up to $500,000 per infraction.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, vowed to remain in Minnesota leading Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations there until the problem is resolved. A new Senate bill from Ohio Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno aims to prohibit individuals receiving public assistance from sending money overseas through remittance transfers.

The Senate has reached a deal to fund the government, but Republican opposition to the deal, particularly over changes to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has derailed its progress, leading to the possibility of a partial government shutdown this weekend.

Newly released surveillance footage shows a suspect breaching a TSA checkpoint at an Atlanta airport, only to be quickly tackled and subdued by a bystander.

Venezuela's acting president signed a law overhauling the nation's oil sector, opening it to privatization and reversal of socialist policies that have ruled the country for decades.

Amber Rose criticized Ariana Grande for promoting an "ICE Out! Nationwide Shutdown" protest, arguing that Grande, who is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, should not tell people to skip work and school. Rose also defended Nicki Minaj's political associations and warned against hostility toward federal law enforcement officers.

A Michigan family's home was foreclosed and sold by Isabella County over a disputed $2,242 tax bill, costing them over $118,000 in home equity, and they are now taking their case to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing the county's actions amounted to unconstitutional "home equity theft."

The House Oversight Committee released never-before-seen photos and videos from Jeffrey Epstein's private island, while the Justice Department is set to release Epstein's personal emails, which show his disdain for President Trump but do not suggest any criminal or inappropriate contact between the president and Epstein's victims.

Former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz, known for leading the Fighting Irish to a national championship in 1988, has reportedly entered hospice care at the age of 89.

A Pro Football Hall of Fame voter explained his decision not to vote for Bill Belichick in the Class of 2026, citing Belichick's involvement in the Spygate scandal as a factor, while choosing Patriots owner Robert Kraft over Belichick.

Rachel Griffin Accurso, known as "Ms. Rachel," was named Glamour's "Women of the Year" despite criticism from some parents over her public political and social activism, which has led some families to question whether her educational content remains strictly educational.

Hillary Clinton accused President Trump and his supporters of "deep moral rot" within their movement, contrasting it with Christian values.

House conservatives are pushing to attach the SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship in the voter registration process, to the government spending deal, potentially causing complications and delaying a Senate-passed compromise.

Catherine O'Hara, the Emmy-winning actress known for her work in "HomeAlone," "Schitt's Creek," and more, has died at the age of 71 following a brief illness.

A former federal prosecutor calls for an FBI and CIA review of alleged foreign funding behind the protests in Minneapolis, citing concerns about the involvement of a Chinese Communist Party advocate who has funneled over $250 million to dark money organizations in the U.S.

The judge agreed to dismiss the federal murder charges against Luigi Mangione, removing the potential death penalty, as his lawyers continue to argue for the dismissal of two of the four federal charges he faces and the suppression of evidence seized from his backpack after his arrest.

The article discusses the ongoing tensions between the Biden administration and Republicans over immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota, with a former Biden official facing backlash for criticizing the death of a child in government custody during the Biden administration.