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A federal judge in Louisiana released four illegal immigrants with convictions for violent and sex crimes from law enforcement custody, which the Department of Homeland Security called "inexcusably reckless" and a threat to American victims.

The island of Madeira, known for its stunning natural beauty, has introduced fees for non-residents accessing popular hiking trails to combat overcrowding and potential environmental damage.

At least nine people were killed in a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Vancouver, British Columbia, with the suspect identified as an 18-year-old transgender woman who also killed two family members before the school attack.

Two U.S. Navy sailors were injured after a U.S. Navy destroyer and a supply ship collided in the Caribbean.

An ICE agent drew a gun after a Honduran illegal immigrant rammed a law enforcement vehicle during an arrest attempt in New Jersey, leading to an investigation by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office.

The House of Representatives passed a massive election integrity overhaul bill, the SAVE America Act, which aims to keep non-citizens from voting in U.S. federal elections by requiring photo ID and information-sharing between state election officials and federal authorities to verify citizenship on voter rolls.

The article reports on a new inspector general's report that accuses the former Biden administration of bypassing federal rules to award a $529 million sole-source contract to a nonprofit led by a former Biden official to deal with the unaccompanied minor crisis in 2021.

Real estate experts say the American Dream is evolving as buyers ditch mahogany "McMansions" for energy-efficient homes with pickleball courts and smart tech.

Joe Rogan defended Senator John Fetterman, saying he faced backlash from his own party for breaking with them on the issue of voter ID.

Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid apologized and regretted confessing to cheating on his ex-girlfriend after winning a bronze medal at the Milan Cortina Olympics.

Two South Korean skiers were disqualified from the Winter Olympics after a banned wax was found on their skis, according to officials.

Carrie Buck, a Nevada state senator, mother, and former school principal, is within striking distance of flipping a critical House seat red in the upcoming midterm elections, as she challenges Democratic Rep. Dina Titus and garnering impressive fundraising numbers.

The Trump administration will conclude Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, with a reduced presence of personnel remaining to ensure the continued decline of agitator activity in the state.

President Trump faces a critical decision regarding Iran, as he must choose between two paths - one characterized by decisive action like previous presidents Truman and Reagan, and the other by appeasement like presidents Carter, Obama, and Biden. The article argues that Trump's choice will define his place in history and impact America's national security and the future of the Middle East.

A man in Florida allegedly killed six people in two separate shooting incidents in Sarasota and Fort Lauderdale before taking his own life, and the suspect has been identified as Russell Kot, 51, who had a previous romantic relationship with one of the victims in Fort Lauderdale.

Carrie Prejean Boller, a Catholic activist, was removed from President Trump's White House Religious Liberty Commission after her controversial performance at a hearing on antisemitism.

The article discusses a report from the Alliance for Consumers (AFC) that argues progressive activists and aligned trial lawyers are increasingly using lawsuits to achieve policy changes that they have been unable to obtain through legislation, particularly regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and climate change.

Carrie Buck, a Nevada state senator, mother, and former school principal, is gaining momentum in her bid to oust Democratic Rep. Dina Titus from a critical House seat in the upcoming midterm elections.

James Van Der Beek, the actor known for his roles in "Dawson's Creek" and "Varsity Blues," died at age 48 following a battle with colorectal cancer.