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President Trump stated that more nations are lining up to join the Abraham Accords and normalize ties with Israel.

A federal judge in Rhode Island ordered the Trump administration to fully fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food aid program, rejecting the administration's effort to only partially fund the benefits program for millions of low-income Americans.

UPS identified the three deceased pilots killed in a fiery plane crash at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, which also claimed the lives of at least 12 people and injured nearly a dozen others.

A Republican Representative criticized New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani for attending a conference in Puerto Rico shortly after winning the election, during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown was extradited from Dubai to the United States to face trial for an attempted murder earlier this year.

The Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration's policy of requiring people to state their biological sex on new or renewed passports, overriding a lower court ruling that blocked the policy.

Tesla shareholders will decide on CEO Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay package, which is tied to ambitious market cap goals and company milestones over a decade.

Karine Jean-Pierre criticized Democratic Party leadership for not endorsing Zohran Mamdani during the New York City mayoral primary, calling it a "big mistake" that sent the "wrong message" to young people.

A man previously convicted of a violent crime is accused of killing a teenager at a Walmart in Georgia.

The TSA administrator warns that airport delays are likely to get worse due to the ongoing government shutdown, as more TSA officers are calling out and wait times are increasing, especially at major airports like Houston, LAX, and Orlando.

Nancy Pelosi, the long-serving Democratic Speaker of the House, announced she will not seek re-election, with conservatives celebrating her pending exit from Congress.

Senate Republicans blocked an attempt by Senate Democrats to end President Trump's ability to continue attacks against alleged Venezuelan drug boats, despite concerns about the administration's legal justification and the briefing provided to Congress.

Heavy drinking, defined as three or more alcoholic drinks per day, may lead to strokes more than a decade earlier and more severe brain damage compared to lighter drinking.

Senate Democrats appear ready to hold out longer for a deal on expiring Obamacare subsidies, as the government shutdown entered its 37th day.

Police in Fall River, Massachusetts, arrested five people after a street takeover involving at least 50-100 individuals on dirt bikes, ATVs, and scooters who were disregarding traffic laws and performing reckless stunts, posing a significant safety concern to the public.

A city commissioner candidate from Helena, Montana left a threatening and expletive-filled voicemail for U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., but failed to win a seat in the local election.

Brittany Snow says stepping away from Hollywood saved her life as she battled an eating disorder, and her first big role after returning was "Pitch Perfect" in 2012.

Miss Mexico Fátima Bosch speaks out after a heated exchange with a Miss Universe pageant executive led to a walkout by fellow contestants.

Erika Kirk accepted the inaugural Charlie Kirk Legacy Award at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards, vowing to continue speaking the truth and carrying on her late husband's mission of promoting conservative values.

The article discusses a legal group, America First Legal, ramping up pressure on big blue cities for violating federal civil rights law by embedding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies into their practices, and the group's civil rights complaints against the Virginia cities of Richmond, Alexandria, and Arlington.