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Sunrise Movement, a youth-led climate justice organization, bragged about running anti-ICE noise protests that they claim cost Hilton hotels at least $18 million, and their internal presentation outlines a vision to "structurally change the foundations of this country" in pursuit of "eco-socialism" and a "multi-racial democracy."

Tanner Horner pleaded guilty to kidnapping and strangling 7-year-old Athena Strand after accidentally hitting her with his FedEx van while delivering her Christmas present.

Ford and other U.S. automakers have reportedly asked the Trump administration for aluminum tariff relief after fires disrupted a major American factory's output.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte praises the U.S.-led 'Operation Epic Fury' strikes against Iranian targets, including nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities, as tensions mount within the NATO alliance over the conflict.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel addressed photos showing him and NFL reporter Dianna Russini in bathing suits, stating the interaction was "completely innocent" and does not "deserve any further response." Russini and The Athletic also provided statements defending the interaction as routine for journalists.

A former Biden administration official criticized Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger for squandering goodwill and allowing the GOP to define her, urging her to be more confrontational and combative in addressing attacks and misinformation.

The article discusses how Colorado has been at the forefront of attacking free speech rights, with the state government passing a series of unconstitutional measures, including a requirement that lawyers not share information with federal immigration officials. Despite repeated legal losses, the state continues to pursue these anti-free speech policies.

The U.S. has revoked the green cards of Qasem Soleimani's niece, Hamideh Soleimani Afshar, and her daughter, Sarinasadat Hosseiny, leading to their arrest and deportation proceedings.

Rex Heuermann, the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, is expected to plead guilty to multiple murders after fighting the charges for years, marking the end of a decades-long case that instilled fears of a serial killer in the region.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth rebuked a reporter who interrupted him during a Pentagon news conference, telling her to "just wait" before continuing with questions on Iran and the U.S.-brokered ceasefire.

An American woman named Lynette Hooker went missing in the Bahamas after falling overboard from a small boat, with her husband Brian Hooker reporting her missing early Sunday morning.

The article reports that Rep. Eric Swalwell's (D-Calif.) campaign has denied allegations of sexual misconduct made by Cheyenne Hunt, a former Capitol Hill staffer and political media personality, as well as other Democratic operatives, who have accused Swalwell of a "known history of being predatory towards women."

Two employees at an Oklahoma elementary school were charged with misdemeanor assault and battery for allegedly assaulting young students in separate incidents.

The Minneapolis City Council is considering reversing a 38-year ban on bathhouses and sex clubs, with advocates arguing that regulating these venues could promote safer sex practices and community outreach.

Kurt Russell relates to the authentic portrayal of his character's love story in "The Madison," which he says mirrors his own long-term relationship with Goldie Hawn.

New Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins believes the Raiders have the best jerseys in professional sports.

The Los Angeles Angels and Atlanta Braves got into a fight during their baseball game, with Angels slugger Jorge Soler charging at Braves pitcher Reynaldo López after a high and inside pitch.

A California man pleaded guilty to a $178 million Medicaid fraud scheme, raising concerns about rampant fraud in the state, which has been called the "Fraud Capital of the United States" by critics.