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The article discusses allegations of fraud at childcare centers in Minnesota, with an independent journalist posting a video that appears to show suspicious activities at a facility that received millions in state funding. The Minnesota governor's office has responded by saying the governor has taken steps to crack down on fraud and strengthen oversight of state programs.

The article argues that the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment does not extend citizenship to children born in the United States to illegal or lawful alien parents, contrary to the claims of some legal scholars.

The article discusses the case of Camila Mendoza Olmos, a 19-year-old Texas resident who went missing after going on a Christmas Eve walk, with authorities believing she is in "imminent danger" and the FBI and Homeland Security Department assisting in the search.

Rep. Ilhan Omar defends her support for the 2020 MEALS Act, which was later linked to an alleged $250 million fraud scheme in Minnesota, arguing that it "did help feed kids." However, an analyst criticizes Omar's opposition to recognizing an independent Somaliland, stating that it reflects her Somali-centric worldview rather than U.S. strategic interests.

Scientists may have found a way to reverse Alzheimer's disease in an animal study by restoring levels of a central cellular energy molecule in the brain.

Chicago Bears defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson complained about a penalty that negated his interception against the San Francisco 49ers, who went on to win the game 42-38 despite the Bears' strong offensive performance.

President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported significant progress in peace talks to end the war in Ukraine, with a 20-point plan largely agreed upon, though several high-stakes issues remain unresolved.

China launched its largest military exercises ever around Taiwan, surrounding the island with warships, aircraft, and live-fire drills as tensions escalated following a record U.S. arms sale to Taiwan.

Boxing champion Anthony Joshua was among those injured in a fatal car crash in Nigeria, but he suffered only minor injuries.

An 18-year-old man was charged with homicide and attempted homicide after allegedly shooting his parents in their Pennsylvania home, killing his mother and wounding his father, before fleeing and being captured in West Virginia.

Here’s a look at the 10 most significant product recalls announced by the Consumer Product Safety Commission this year, affecting millions of consumers nationwide.

Silicon Valley tech founders threaten to leave California over proposed 5% wealth tax on billionaires. The controversial measure could trigger an exodus from the state.

Nina Dobrev, known for her role in "The Vampire Diaries," shared a sultry Instagram photo after her recent split from fiancé Shaun White, reflecting a refreshingly freeing snapshot of life after heartbreak.

Erika Kirk, the widow of the late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, stated that the organization intends to resume its nationwide presence on college campuses and continue hosting "Prove Me Wrong"-style debates as part of its campus outreach, despite the assassination of her husband.

The White House defended Trump administration officials who referred to Christmas as a Christian holiday, stating that "Christmas is a Christian holiday for millions of Christians celebrating the birth of their Savior, whether the Washington Post likes it or not."

The article discusses key Senate races in the 2026 midterm elections, including competitive races in Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, and North Carolina, where Republicans aim to maintain their governing trifecta while Democrats seek to make gains.

Archaeologists in Mexico uncovered a 1,400-year-old skull with a rare cube-like shape, likely indicating intentional cranial deformation and suggesting the individual held a distinct position within their community.

Iran is reportedly developing chemical and biological warheads for its ballistic missiles, raising serious alarms in Washington and Israel, as the country faces growing domestic unrest due to a collapsing currency and soaring inflation.

President Trump revived tough immigration enforcement in his second term, leading to protests and confrontations between Democratic politicians and federal immigration authorities.

A Texas substitute teacher, Madison Jones, was arrested and charged with multiple felony offenses, including aggravated sexual assault of a child, and another suspect, Zackery Dondlinger, was arrested and charged with sexual performance by a child.