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Elon Musk's X platform is exposing accounts across the political spectrum that are misleading followers about their true location, with many accounts claiming to be American "patriots" or reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict actually based in foreign countries.

A former TV anchor was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a COVID-era fraud scheme that involved fraudulently obtaining over $63 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, and she will serve her sentence at the same Texas prison camp as Ghislaine Maxwell.

The article discusses the overturned conviction of Michael Skakel, a Kennedy cousin, for the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley, a 15-year-old girl, and the ongoing questions surrounding the case.

Julian Edelman discusses Shedeur Sanders' NFL debut, the Kansas City Chiefs, and Drake Maye's impressive season with the New England Patriots.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said he still believes President Trump is a "fascist" after their meeting at the White House, despite Trump's effort to avoid the topic.

A legal fight is brewing over the heavily redacted voter registration records of an illegal immigrant who served as the superintendent of Iowa's largest school system until his arrest by federal authorities.

The article reports that Morgan Geyser, a Wisconsin woman convicted in the 2014 "Slender Man" stabbing, has escaped from a Madison group home after cutting off her Department of Corrections monitoring bracelet.

The article discusses how digital hate and online extremism are fueling the rise in lone-wolf attacks, with experts warning that political polarization and digital isolation are creating a new breed of self-radicalized attackers.

Hillary Clinton wishes for a nationwide announcement that former President Donald Trump is "gone" in a video on social media.

Justine Lindsay, the NFL's first transgender cheerleader, claimed she was cut from the Carolina Panthers' squad due to being transgender, and she expressed disappointment with the organization's decision.

A new scientific review suggests that eating mushrooms may provide health benefits, including a reduction in triglyceride levels, though more research is needed to confirm these potential benefits and determine the optimal amounts for consumption.

The IDF killed Hezbollah's chief of staff, Haytham Ali Tabatabai, in Beirut, accusing him of being a "mass murderer" responsible for attacks on Israelis and Americans, as part of Israel's ongoing effort to dismantle Hezbollah's leadership and prevent the group from rebuilding its arsenal.

Cheryl Hines has faced challenges in her marriage to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. due to his controversial political views and decision to endorse Trump, which caused her physical and mental health issues.

A Florida man and his grandson discovered wooden remains of a possible 19th-century shipwreck in the Gulf Coast village of Aripeka. Archaeologists in Colombia have retrieved the first items from the fabled San José galleon, a wreck known as the "Holy Grail of shipwrecks" due to its sheer amount of treasure.

Before becoming the wholesome Miss Beadle on "Little House on the Prairie," actress Charlotte Stewart was friends with Jim Morrison of The Doors and will be reuniting with her "Little House" castmates for a 50th anniversary celebration.

Arch Manning had a historic performance for the Texas Longhorns, accounting for six total touchdowns in their victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks.

Danica McKellar advises keeping holiday dinner conversations simple and avoiding controversial topics, as her favorite Christmas tradition is everyone gathering together for a meal. She also discusses her new Christmas movie and book, which focus on the importance of family and the holiday season.

Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., criticized President Donald Trump's comments about "sedition" charges against Democrats, saying the rhetoric encourages political violence against lawmakers, including invoking the recent assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The article discusses the discovery of vast reserves of graphite and rare earth elements near Nome, Alaska, which could reduce the U.S. reliance on China's dominance in these critical materials. The discovery is seen as a potential step-up against the Chinese Communist Party's control over these strategic resources.

Students from the Northeast are increasingly choosing universities in the Southeastern Conference over Ivy League schools, drawn by the region's sunshine, football, and Greek life culture.