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President Trump reacted to the release of photos that allegedly show the husband of former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem cross-dressing in private messages to women, and the Noem family confirmed the authenticity of the photos.

A contributing writer for the far-left publication Drop Site News called for "wiping out" Israel and urged his followers not to make Israelis "feel safe."

A New Jersey grandmother overcame her brain cancer diagnosis through a clinical trial for a stem cell treatment, and early studies suggest that high-dose vitamin B3 (niacin) may enhance immune activity and improve short-term disease control in glioblastoma when added to standard therapy.

Costco is selling a massive 10-pound chocolate Easter bunny priced up to $140, which has left some shoppers stunned by its size and cost, though others have reported steep markdowns for the treat in the days leading up to Easter.

The Supreme Court struck down Colorado's ban on so-called "conversion therapy" for minors, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issuing a fiery dissent that was criticized by fellow liberal Justice Elena Kagan.

The Detroit Lions forced retired Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow to pay back a portion of his signing bonus, which has created a rift with the team and prompted criticism from Philadelphia Eagles great Jason Kelce, who believes the move is "bulls---" given Ragnow's history of playing through injuries.

The U.S. Department of Justice is suing education agencies in Minnesota for refusing to comply with President Trump's mandate to keep biological male trans athletes out of girls' high school sports, and former Minnesota Vikings captain Jack Brewer has condemned the state's commitment to protecting transgender athletes amid concerns over educational resources for Black students.

Tiger Woods is stepping away from golf to seek treatment following his DUI arrest and a rollover crash, and he has entered a plea of not guilty, waived his arraignment, and demanded a trial with a jury.

The U.S. Army suspended the flight crew involved in a military helicopter stunt at Kid Rock's Nashville home, but War Secretary Pete Hegseth later lifted the suspension.

Michigan Democrat state representative Karen Whitsett is stepping away from political office, saying her Christian faith no longer aligns with today's Democratic Party after clashes over abortion, transgender issues, and party leadership.

Tiger Woods will not be participating in the upcoming Masters tournament after being charged with DUI following a rollover crash, and he has stated that he is stepping away to seek treatment and focus on his health.

President Donald Trump indicated that the U.S. will finish attacking Iran within two to three weeks and said they will not have nuclear weapons.

President Donald Trump is strongly considering withdrawing the United States from NATO over the alliance's refusal to join his administration's efforts in the Iran conflict.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case involving President Trump's Executive Order on birthright citizenship, which turns on the interpretation of the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" in the Fourteenth Amendment, with major consequences for immigration enforcement, national security, and the meaning of American citizenship.

The Supreme Court will hear a case regarding President Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to undocumented parents or parents with temporary visas, a move that could significantly impact U.S. immigration policy.

A 22-year-old high school special education teacher is facing decades behind bars after authorities say she engaged in sexual relationships with students and provided them with alcohol at her apartment.

A Wisconsin mother on drugs allegedly stabbed her 14-year-old daughter to death, claiming she did so to protect her from billionaire tech executive Elon Musk.

Olivier Rioux, the tallest college basketball player ever at 7-foot-9, is transferring out of the University of Florida, which will significantly decrease the average height of the team's basketball program.