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The article discusses President Trump's statement about a U.S. bombing raid on Iran's Kharg Island, a strategically important island that serves as one of Iran's main oil export hubs, and his warning to Iran against interfering with the free and safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

The Cuban government is in talks with the Trump administration officials, as Havana works to halt a potential regime change amid an energy crisis caused by U.S. sanctions.

A new study found that teens who consume more sugary drinks have about a 34% greater risk of having an anxiety disorder compared to those who drink less. The study highlights the mental health implications of diet, particularly for energy-dense but nutrient-poor beverages.

The White House press secretary forcefully rejected a CNN report that claimed President Trump's national security team was unprepared for the possibility that Iran would move to close the Strait of Hormuz, calling the report "100% FAKE NEWS."

The widow of a teacher killed in a senior prank gone wrong has been granted her request to drop charges against the involved teens, as the family wants to prevent a separate tragedy and honor the teacher's lifelong dedication to investing in students' lives.

Senate Republicans are divided over President Donald Trump's push for the SAVE Act, a voter ID legislation, with Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., vowing to do everything he can to prevent it from moving forward.

Cindy Crawford has always viewed her modeling career as fun, and her perspective on the industry has changed over the years, with her embracing nudity and celebrating the female body.

A California man was federally charged for allegedly attacking two Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers and seriously injuring a Dallas police officer at Dallas Love Field Airport.

Democratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reportedly backed out of a CBS News interview after the network's editor-in-chief Bari Weiss appeared to endorse criticism of him by an Iranian journalist and activist.

Jurors delivered a mixed verdict in the federal trial of nine people accused of carrying out a 2025 "ambush" attack on an ICE detention facility in North Texas, with one defendant convicted of attempted murder and others found guilty of various charges related to the attack.

Archaeologists have confirmed the location of Alexandria on the Tigris, a city founded by Alexander the Great in 324 B.C. near what is now southern Iraq, and have discovered well-preserved remains of the ancient trade hub, including temple complexes, workshops, and the city's harbor and canal system.

NBCUniversal is canceling "Access Hollywood" after nearly 30 years as part of its broader plan to reduce its syndicated programming.

The judge of Texas' largest county, Lina Hidalgo, was escorted out of a rodeo venue twice for attempting to access a VIP seating area without proper tickets, leading to the revocation of her ex-officio director status by the Rodeo Houston executive committee.

The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights concluded that a Colorado school district violated federal civil rights law by allowing male students to access female bathrooms, locker rooms, overnight accommodations, and compete in girls sports.

European countries will introduce a new Entry/Exit System (EES) that will require all travelers to have their fingerprints and facial images taken upon arrival, fully enforced by April 10.

David Ortiz, Derek Jeter, and Alex Rodriguez reflect on their World Baseball Classic memories as the tournament prepares to return to FOX in 2026.

The article discusses the impact of the killing of cartel kingpin El Mencho on travel to Mexico, with travel agencies warning about the ongoing threat of cartel violence and the need for increased caution when traveling to certain regions of the country.

Judge Tony Graf denied the defense's motion to disqualify the Utah County Attorney's Office from the Tyler Robinson case despite conflict of interest allegations.

The 2025 world champions of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) and the Women's Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) were welcomed by President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, marking the first such visit in more than four decades.

President Donald Trump is pushing ahead with announcements to TrumpRx.gov as Americans look for ways to cut the costs associated with prescription drugs.