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Jimmy Kimmel criticized Time magazine's 2025 Person of the Year cover featuring tech CEOs like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg, referring to them as the "eight dorks of the apocalypse."

Actress Amanda Seyfried called socialism a "gorgeous idea" during a podcast interview, stating that the word meant "taking care of each other."

Former U.S. Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford reflects on the challenges facing the new Syrian government after former President Bashar al-Assad was overthrown.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the Democratic Party's focus on far-left identity politics, saying that young people associate the party with an "HR department" style of politics, which he calls a "self-inflicted stupid thing."

Elon Musk urged X users to cancel their Netflix subscriptions over a transgender character in an animated children's show, and he engaged in a public spat with California Governor Gavin Newsom's press office over Musk's transgender daughter.

The article describes a large-scale fraud scheme in Minnesota, where the director of Feeding Our Future approved sham meal services and enabled her associates to spend millions of taxpayer dollars meant for needy children on luxury items. Aimee Bock, the founder and executive director of Feeding Our Future, oversaw a network that fraudulently received nearly $250 million in federal funds, which were then used to purchase mansions, luxury cars, and other extravagant purchases by Bock's associates.

Comedian Amy Schumer revealed that her recent dramatic weight loss was due to her struggle with Cushing's syndrome, a hormonal disorder that can cause extreme swelling and fatigue, and she used the medication Mounjaro to help normalize her high cortisol levels and decrease weight.

President Donald Trump vows retaliation against ISIS following the killing of two U.S. soldiers and one interpreter in Syria.

The article discusses how high-income earners (those making over $100,000 per year) are increasingly living paycheck-to-paycheck, despite their substantial incomes, due to factors such as lack of budgeting, overspending, and poor financial planning.

Michael Carroll and his brother uncovered the skeletal remains of their grandfather, George Carroll, who had disappeared half a century earlier, in their family's basement, leading to the new true-crime documentary "The Secrets We Bury."

New Jersey twin brothers were charged with making death threats toward the Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.

Brown University reported an active shooter on campus, leading to a lockdown and alert for students to take safety precautions, though it is unclear if there are any injuries or fatalities.

Two Georgia football freshmen, running back Bo Walker and offensive lineman Dontrell Glover, were arrested for shoplifting weeks before the Bulldogs' College Football Playoff appearance.

Peter Greene, an actor known for roles in films like "Pulp Fiction" and "The Mask," has died at the age of 60, according to his manager.

One person is dead following a U-Haul truck explosion in Lewiston, Idaho, on Saturday morning, and preliminary findings suggest the blast was accidental.

The article discusses the lives of Cabinet wives in the Trump administration, revealing the behind-the-scenes work and dedication of their Cabinet member spouses as they navigate the fast-paced and entrepreneurial atmosphere of the administration.

A whistleblower attorney in Ohio is exposing a massive Medicaid fraud scheme involving the Somali community, where doctors are allegedly "rubber stamping" home health care payouts to family members for fake medical conditions, totaling millions in stolen taxpayer dollars.

President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. will retaliate against ISIS after a lone gunman shot and killed two U.S. Army soldiers and an American interpreter in Syria.

Universal Orlando roller coaster death ruled accidental after investigation into Kevin Rodriquez-Zavala's fatal Epic Universe incident on Stardust Racers.

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore was released on bail after being arrested for allegedly stalking a staff member with whom he had an intimate relationship, and subsequently showing up at her home with knives after being fired from his position.