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President Donald Trump warns that a GOP loss in the midterms could trigger another impeachment push by Democrats, as Rep. John Larson introduces 13 articles of impeachment against Trump.

Democratic strategist James Carville bluntly stated that the Democratic Party's unpopularity is due to their recent election losses, emphasizing that winning elections is the key to regaining public favor.

The article discusses a viral TikTok review criticizing the Kansas City steakhouse 1587 Prime, co-owned by NFL stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, with mixed reactions from other customers.

Chloe Fineman, an "SNL" cast member, faced backlash after revealing in a Vanity Fair video that she pantsed a six-year-old boy when she was a teenage camp counselor.

A massive six-alarm fire broke out at a Kimberly-Clark warehouse in Ontario, California, and authorities have arrested an employee suspected of arson.

Russia and China vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, just hours before President Donald Trump's deadline for Iran to cease threatening the key waterway.

A 56-year-old American woman, Lynette Hooker, went missing in the Bahamas after falling overboard from a small boat, and her daughter has requested a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

The article discusses how a proposed $30/hour minimum wage in New York City could "obliterate" certain industries, as warned by an expert, citing negative outcomes such as automation, reduced work hours, and higher menu prices observed in California's minimum wage hike for fast-food workers.

A Democratic congresswoman whose parents fled Iran's regime announced she would file articles of impeachment against the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, for alleged war crimes amid the current conflict.

After the city of Boston implemented a mental health-first response model, a man in crisis stabbed a police officer, leading to a shooting that resulted in the man's death. The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers inherent in this work and the sacrifice made by law enforcement and emergency medical personnel.

The parents of an unsupervised toddler were charged after the child was injured by a wolf at Hersheypark's ZooAmerica in Pennsylvania when the child crawled under a protective fence into a restricted area.

Fernando Mendoza, the projected top quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft, has decided not to attend the draft in person, opting instead to celebrate with his family in Miami, where his mother, who has multiple sclerosis, lives.

Lady Gaga canceled a concert in Montreal due to a respiratory infection, apologizing to fans and saying her doctor strongly advised her not to perform.

Belle Burden, a Vanderbilt heiress, warns of the "red flags" she experienced in her marriage, including her husband controlling their finances and ultimately leaving her in a vulnerable position during their divorce.

Hundreds of young people took over the streets in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood, leading to concerns about safety and damage to property, with the mayor warning that these "teen trends" can turn deadly.

Dozens of congressional Democrats are demanding that Republicans remove President Donald Trump for his latest threat against Iran, but Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., believes invoking the 25th Amendment is not realistic at the moment.

American Dennis Coyle returns home after being arrested and held by the Taliban for over a year in Afghanistan, despite never being charged with a crime. Australia's most decorated living soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, has been arrested and charged with five war crime murders allegedly committed during the war in Afghanistan.

Left-wing activists and the Providence mayor pressured a bar to cancel a mural depicting slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, but a Lebanese restaurant has now agreed to display the mural, with the owners stating that it honors Zarutska's story as an immigrant.