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ICE warns that Illinois officials are releasing violent criminal illegal immigrants despite active immigration detainers, putting the public at risk.

Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, has never fought with his fiancée, Taylor Swift, according to a discussion on actor George Clooney's podcast.

The article discusses how Congress is moving to limit the Pentagon's ability to pull forces out of Europe and South Korea, requiring the U.S. to retain its force presence in these regions and the position of Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR).

New York City's mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is facing pressure to address the influx of illicit Chinese vapes being sold in the city's bodegas, which have sparked widespread concern as a growing criminal operation.

The Washington, D.C. police chief, Pamela Smith, is resigning after two and a half years in the position, facing intense pressure from the Trump administration which took control of the Metropolitan Police Department earlier this year.

The Department of Health and Human Services altered the official portrait of a transgender former Biden administration official, Rachel Levine, to display her birth name instead of her adopted name.

Former House Rep. Colin Allred, D-Texas, is dropping out of the Texas Senate race and will instead run in the newly-redrawn 33rd Congressional District, as rumors swirl about progressive Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, potentially entering the Senate race.

Marjorie Taylor Greene told "60 Minutes" that Republicans are "terrified" to step out of line with Donald Trump, as she prepares to exit Congress in January.

Sen. Joni Ernst calls on 24 federal agencies to halt funding for the 8(a) program amid concerns of fraud and corruption under the Biden administration's expansion of the program.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a rising Democratic star, is expected to launch a 2026 U.S. Senate campaign in Texas, a high-profile and heavily contested race that could further shake up the state's political landscape.

Bill Maher and progressive commentator Ana Kasparian had an intense clash over Israel's military campaign against Hamas in Gaza during Maher's "Club Random" podcast, with Maher defending Israel's actions and Kasparian arguing that Israel has unjustly waged the war and killed large numbers of civilians.

A Maryland middle school presented a 12-slide presentation to 6th graders during "Transgender Awareness Week" that included advice for coming out and tips for being nonbinary.

President Donald Trump raised antitrust concerns over the proposed Netflix takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery and said he'll be part of the decision process on Sunday.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the exclusion of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish from the College Football Playoff, despite having only two losses, while the three-loss Alabama Crimson Tide made the field, which former Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann found puzzling.

The Tennessee Titans outlasted the Cleveland Browns in an offensive showdown, with Cam Ward executing "the game they wanted" and the Titans' playmakers making crucial plays, including a late turnover by Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders that helped set up a touchdown.

The article summarizes the rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears, with the Packers defeating the Bears 28-21 in Week 14 and the coaches' icy handshake capturing attention, as the two teams are set to meet again in Week 16.

The Supreme Court will weigh the legality of President Donald Trump's attempt to fire a member of the Federal Trade Commission without cause, a case that could fundamentally reshape the balance of powers across the federal government and potentially overturn a 90-year-old court precedent.

Marjorie Taylor Greene sparred with "60 Minutes" host Lesley Stahl over Stahl's "accusatory" behavior during Greene's first sit-down interview since announcing her resignation from Congress.

The article summarizes a massive COVID-19 pandemic fraud scandal in Minnesota involving a nonprofit called Feeding Our Future, where over 70 people connected to the organization allegedly stole funds meant for low-income children by submitting falsified invoices and fake meal counts, using the stolen money for personal luxuries.

Jamie Dimon fires back at Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes over special counsel subpoena claims, insisting JPMorgan Chase follows court orders, not political motives.