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Republican gubernatorial candidate Dr. Scott Jensen believes that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is directly responsible for the $1 billion welfare scandal in Minneapolis and is engaged in a "cover up" that is "worse than Watergate," suggesting the potential for criminal prosecution of state officials.

Hollywood actor Lorenzo Lamas endorses Republican Sheriff Chad Bianco for California governor, citing the "devastating" impact of Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom's administration on the state.

Martha Stewart plans to be composted after her death and have her remains buried in a pet cemetery on her property.

The article discusses an Alaska lawmaker's support for using liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a major trade negotiation, and a Senate vote to reverse a Biden-era rule restricting energy development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which has received mixed reactions from local Native communities and lawmakers.

The article provides an in-depth look at the Somali community in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which has become the largest Somali community in the United States. It highlights the community's challenges, such as negative perceptions, poverty, and integration, as well as their contributions and efforts to thrive in their new home.

A government watchdog report found that U.S. military equipment and facilities left behind during the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal have now formed the core of the Taliban's security apparatus, despite the U.S. being the largest donor of humanitarian and development aid to Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover.

Sydney Sweeney addresses the backlash she received for an American Eagle campaign that some critics deemed racist, stating that her intentions were simply to promote the brand's jeans and that she does not support any divisive views.

Elon Musk and the Trump administration slammed the European Union after X was hit with a $140 million fine for Digital Services Act "non-compliance."

Former President Joe Biden urged elected officials, leaders and advocates to "continue the fight" for equality at the International LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C.

A new study suggests that drinking up to four cups of coffee per day may help counter accelerated aging in people with severe mental illness, but excessive consumption can worsen cellular stress.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill were confronted on whether they care more about U.S. citizens or drug traffickers killed in the Trump administration's drug boat strikes, with Republicans prioritizing American lives and Democrats calling for more transparency and adherence to the rule of law.

Bryan Kohberger, the convicted killer of four University of Idaho students, has been trying to communicate with other serial killers from behind bars and is facing taunts and complaints about his prison conditions, according to a former homicide investigator.

Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce are engaged after two years of dating, and they may be planning to hold their wedding at the luxurious Ocean House resort in Rhode Island.

Stew Leonard's, a Connecticut-based grocery chain, went viral on social media after unveiling an unusual treat: butter-dipped vanilla soft-serve ice cream cones, which the company's CEO described as "the perfect combination of salty and sweet."

The White House warns in its National Security Strategy that mass migration could make Europe "unrecognizable in 20 years or less," raising doubts about future U.S. allies on the continent due to demographic shifts.

European Christmas markets are opening this year under tightened security and rising operational costs as officials respond to elevated threats to public safety.

The article suggests that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's star power in Hollywood is rapidly fading, as they continue to navigate public scrutiny and criticism, with Meghan brushing it off as "just noise" while Harry takes it more personally.

A viral video prompted strangers nationwide to donate more than $1.7 million to help Army veteran Edmund Bambas, 88, retire after he explained how his pension and healthcare were taken away when General Motors went bankrupt in 2012.

The article discusses the growing tension between the U.S. and Venezuela, and the possibility of the U.S. taking military action against Venezuela as a way to undermine Russia's global influence.

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