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The article reports that a HUD report revealed billions in taxpayer funds went to "questionable" rental assistance recipients under the Biden administration, including over 30,000 deceased tenants and thousands of potential non-citizens, with HUD Secretary Scott Turner vowing to hold bad actors accountable and strengthen program integrity to ensure taxpayer-funded assistance serves the intended vulnerable communities.

French actress Brigitte Bardot, known for her starring role in 'And God Created Woman,' has passed away at the age of 91, and pop star Chappell Roan deleted a brief tribute to her after facing backlash over Bardot's history of controversial views.

The FBI has joined the search for missing 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos, who vanished on Christmas Eve in Texas and is believed to be in imminent danger.

Federal authorities are launching a massive operation in Minnesota to identify, arrest, and remove criminals who are defrauding the American people as part of a widening fraud case.

Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, will undergo a major operation on Tuesday. Hanson shared the news on his podcast, noting that he has been dealing with a medical issue for the past nine months that has been difficult to diagnose, but he is hopeful that he will be fine.

Minnesota state officials and a daycare manager denied fraud allegations after a viral video questioned state-funded child care centers, with both sides disputing claims that the facility was closed or improperly collecting taxpayer money.

Minnesota Republican Senate candidate David Hann is calling on Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to apologize for a video of her wearing a hijab and defending the Somali community amidst a massive fraud scandal in Minnesota.

Stefon Diggs, a New England Patriots wide receiver, has been accused of serious criminal violations, including felony strangulation or suffocation and misdemeanor assault and battery, according to court documents, and he is scheduled to be arraigned in court on January 23.

The International Olympic Committee is considering a ban on transgender athletes in women's sports, and a former NFL player argued that allowing men to compete in women's sports is unfair to women.

The Eurostar high-speed rail service connecting the UK, France, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands was forced to cancel all services to and from London due to a major disruption caused by overhead power supply issues in the Channel Tunnel and a failed LeShuttle train.

MSNBC fired political analyst Matthew Dowd for suggesting that Charlie Kirk's "hateful rhetoric" led to his own assassination.

Protesters in Tehran forced security forces to retreat, as protests spread across Iran amid the country's economic collapse and public discontent with the government.

Denise Richards and her estranged husband Aaron Phypers were ordered evicted from their rental home in California after failing to respond to their landlord's lawsuit, which accused them of being seven months behind on rent payments.

The article discusses the surge in popularity of "golden" visas among America's wealthiest over the past year, with details on the top five destinations observed by a global financial advisory firm.

Samuel Adams released Utopias 2025, a barrel-aged extreme beer that reaches 30% ABV and is banned in multiple states due to its high alcohol content, which is comparable to common bar liqueurs.

Regular exercise may "rewire" the nerves that control the heart, with distinct left-right changes observed in a study on lab rats after 10 weeks of aerobic exercise, which could help explain why some heart treatments work better on one side than the other.

Major minimum wage increases take effect in 22 states during 2026, benefiting millions of American workers as wages rise above the federal $7.25 minimum.

Several performers have canceled upcoming shows at the Kennedy Center after the White House announced that President Trump's name would be added to the performing arts institution in Washington.

US homebuyers discover new opportunities in Greenville, South Carolina, as the Blue Ridge city grows 4.1% since 2020 despite national housing market challenges.

Federal agents have surged to Minnesota to investigate a widening fraud case, with Republicans calling for deportations and possible denaturalization for those convicted. CNN anchor Abby Phillip pushed back on the notion that "no one is being held accountable," while conservative commentator Scott Jennings argued that "not nearly enough" of those involved have been brought to justice.