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Joe Rogan called the White House plaques installed by President Donald Trump attacking past office-holders like Joe Biden and Barack Obama "crazy" in a new podcast episode.

President Donald Trump is increasing military and economic pressure against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, despite some Democratic backlash, as he seeks to remove Maduro from power.

The Obama Presidential Center responds to criticism over its unconventional, mostly windowless design, with an official explaining the choices were intentional to protect the artwork and artifacts inside the building.

A grandfather was killed in a "freak accident" at a McDonald's drive-thru in Nebraska, where he was pinned between his vehicle and the payment window.

American Airlines is facing backlash for its decision to no longer allow passengers who purchase basic economy fares to earn AAdvantage miles or loyalty points towards elite status.

A grand jury declined to indict the father of two Kentucky State University students who was charged with murder after an on-campus shooting that left one student dead and another critically injured, finding that he acted in self-defense.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is lamenting the historic numbers of Latinos joining the Border Patrol.

Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary, is expecting a baby girl in May 2026, and she will remain in her role while raising her growing family.

Celebrity offspring often wear their famous parents' vintage fashion pieces, continuing the legacy of iconic looks.

Former President Joe Biden spoke of "dark days" in the U.S. but also struck an optimistic tone regarding the future, while a family Christmas photo of the Bidens led to online mockery of the former president's lack of prominence in the image.

The article discusses a billion-dollar fraud scandal in Minnesota involving state funds being misused, with a focus on a daycare center that received $4 million in state funds despite apparent signs of fraud, leading to demands for answers from the state's governor.

Attorneys representing Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk convicted of election-related offenses, filed a motion seeking her release from prison and urging the appellate court to recognize a pardon issued by former President Donald Trump.

Money is flowing into ETFs so fast this year that the industry hit $1 trillion in October, months ahead of last year's pace, as gold, bonds and crypto lure investor dollars.

Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a Senate candidate, was seen wearing a hijab at a Somali market as a widespread fraud scandal implicating some Somalis plagues the state.

Jimmy Kimmel faced renewed backlash for criticizing the United States during an address to the United Kingdom, with RealClearPolitics co-founder Tom Bevan dismissing Kimmel's remarks as contradictory and calling the late-night host "insufferable."

Perry Bamonte, a longtime guitarist and keyboardist for the band The Cure, passed away at the age of 65 over the Christmas holiday after a short illness.

Secretary Kennedy joined West Virginia Governor Morrisey to announce a bill banning artificial food dyes, but a federal judge blocked the enforcement of the law, siding with food dye manufacturers who argued the ban lacked scientific evidence.

The Trump administration has struck a deal with Palau to accept up to 75 deportees from the U.S. in exchange for $7.5 million in foreign aid, allowing "third-country nationals" who have never been charged with a crime to live and work in the Pacific nation.

The father of JonBenet Ramsey, John Ramsey, calls on President Donald Trump to help solve his daughter's decades-long murder case, believing that new DNA technology could be the key to cracking the cold case.

Utah Utes head coach Kyle Whittingham has been named the new head coach of the Michigan Wolverines football program, agreeing to a five-year contract weeks after the team fired former head coach Sherrone Moore for an "inappropriate relationship" with a staffer.