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The Dodge County Sheriff's Office has filed a lawsuit alleging that a woman fabricated claims of being detained by ICE for 40 hours, with evidence showing she was actually at a hotel during the alleged detention period.

New York Times reporter Dianna Russini resigned after photos of her with New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel surfaced, leading to a debate over the apparent double standard in how female journalists and male coaches are treated in such situations.

The article warns that the proposed $30/hour minimum wage in Los Angeles could lead to a severe shortage of hotel room availability and the closure of many local businesses as the city prepares to host high-profile global events.

Tybee Island is preparing for heightened security during the controversial Orange Crush festival, following a recent surge in unpermitted teen takeovers that led to a report of gunfire disrupting the event.

Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax resigns from law firm after two women accused him of sexual assault, but an investigation by the firm found no evidence of misconduct during his tenure.

Republican Joe Hathaway aims to flip a vacant U.S. House seat in a blue-leaning district in northern New Jersey, asserting that voters will "choose common sense over socialism" and arguing that his Democratic rival Analilia Mejia is running on "far left-wing ideology."

A Department of Homeland Security official was killed in Georgia by a naturalized U.S. citizen with a prior criminal record, raising new questions about the federal government's vetting process after the agency acknowledged significant screening gaps.

Former first son Hunter Biden has reportedly moved out of the United States just a year after his father, former President Joe Biden, left the presidential office in 2025.

Honda is recalling more than 440,000 Odyssey minivans after a software flaw caused airbags to deploy unexpectedly, with regulators linking the issue to dozens of injuries.

President Donald Trump is visiting two crucial swing states to highlight the tax cuts passed by Republicans in Congress, which he claims have resulted in significant tax refunds for Americans.

Three middle school students were arrested for an alleged school shooting plot, with one accused of writing a detailed plan to bring the violence of Columbine and Sandy Hook to their school.

The article discusses the disbarment of John Eastman, a lawyer who represented former President Donald Trump during the dispute over the 2020 election. The article argues that Eastman's actions were lawful and that his disbarment by the California Supreme Court was a "legal disgrace."

John Schneider, who played Bo Duke in "The Dukes of Hazzard," spoke about his time on the show, protecting his co-star Catherine Bach, and what fans can expect from a new exhibition at the Hollywood Museum.

Nikki Glaser, the host of the 2026 Golden Globes, expressed her openness to her boyfriend having sexual relationships with other women, sparking online debates about the evolving views on monogamy, with a relationship expert suggesting that Glaser's remarks may be more symbolic of her comedic brand than a broader societal shift.

Costco has introduced a new ultra-filtered, high-protein lactose-free milk in select stores, with shoppers calling the long-awaited product a highly anticipated addition.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned rhetoric from an anti-Israel author and defended his wife Rama Duwaji for working with the author, despite past social media posts by Duwaji that included racial slurs and celebrations of Palestinian terrorists.

The article describes how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent trip to Australia, described as a "faux royal tour," has drawn criticism from royal insiders who view it as an attempt to monetize their royal titles and maintain relevance despite their rift with the royal family.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is confident that Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, who is facing a criminal indictment, will be expelled from the House of Representatives as soon as next week.