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The U.S. deployed two F/A-18 fighter jets over the Gulf of Venezuela, conducting what officials described as a routine training flight to demonstrate the aircraft's operational reach.

The Miami mayoral runoff election is considered a national bellwether for the midterms, with Democrat Eileen Higgins defeating Republican Emilio Gonzalez in a race that garnered significant attention and resources from both parties.

A small plane made an emergency landing on a Florida freeway, striking a Toyota Camry and injuring the driver, but the pilot and passenger aboard the plane were unharmed.

A donor who was scratched by a skunk while saving a kitten died of rabies, leading to the death of the organ recipient and prompting health officials to investigate potential exposures.

LeSean McCoy, a Philadelphia Eagles legend, strongly believes that offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo should be fired due to the team's poor offensive performance this season, even offering to have his retired number returned to the street if Patullo remains.

A woman and two of her children were found shot dead in their Arkansas home just a day after a final divorce hearing, and her estranged husband was previously arrested for allegedly choking her earlier this year.

Country music duo Maddie & Tae have announced a break from releasing music as a duo, but assured fans it is not a permanent separation.

The article discusses how the decline in immigrant assimilation and the fear of being accused of racism were key factors that allowed a massive fraud scheme in Minnesota to thrive, siphoning hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars from child-nutrition and Medicaid housing programs.

Trump says he may eliminate federal taxes on gambling winnings, expanding his administration’s push for new tax cuts.

President Donald Trump provided an update on the recovery of West Virginia National Guard Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, who was critically wounded in a Thanksgiving eve shooting in Washington, D.C., stating that Wolfe has begun showing signs of improvement despite an initially dire prognosis.

Sydney Sweeney denies rumors that she has undergone plastic surgery, explaining that changes in her appearance are due to aging and a past wakeboarding injury, not any cosmetic procedures.

Raul Malo, the lead singer of The Mavericks, passed away at the age of 60 following a battle with cancer, including a rare condition called leptomeningeal disease (LMD).

A biopic about jailed former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro is in production, with actor Jim Caviezel playing the lead role, and Bolsonaro's son Carlos praising the project and the actor's involvement.

A University of Oklahoma student received a zero grade on an assignment after citing her Christian beliefs, leading to disciplinary action against the professor who gave the grade and accusations of viewpoint discrimination.

Three people were arrested for allegedly supplying drugs to seven Providence College students who overdosed during a party outside of campus.

Jewel shared bikini photos from her vacation in Barbuda, receiving praise from fans for her toned physique, and she defended her decision to perform at the MAHA Inaugural Ball with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. amid backlash.

Former President Trump touted his administration's economic policies, including deregulation and tax cuts, as effective in tackling affordability concerns amid high inflation during his visit to Pennsylvania.

Longtime sportscaster Dan Patrick says the WNBA needs Caitlin Clark more than she needs the league, while WNBA star A'ja Wilson has pushed back on the narrative that Clark is the major driver of the league's recent popularity.

In-N-Out Burger removed the number "67" from its ticket system after the viral "6-7" meme reportedly caused mobs of teenagers to flood the restaurants.

A 32-year-old surgical resident at the University of Toledo was indicted for allegedly crushing abortion pills and forcibly administering them to his pregnant girlfriend without her consent, resulting in the suspension of his medical license pending a disciplinary hearing.