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The article discusses concerns raised by Republican lawmakers and the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce about potential abuse of the state's new paid leave program, which they argue could open the door for fraud and lead to negative impacts on businesses.

Far-left podcaster Jennifer Welch criticized former President Joe Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland for not prosecuting former President Donald Trump over the January 6th Capitol riot.

A 12-year-old girl tragically died following a violent fight that erupted when a group of middle school students got off a school bus in an Atlanta suburb.

The article discusses the ongoing efforts by Heather O'Rourke's family to dispel the "hurtful conspiracy theories" and "ridiculous" rumors that have persisted since her death at the age of 12 in 1988, while a filmmaker defends her legacy and reflects on the loss of her potential.

A 25-year-old California mountain biker, Julian Enrique Hernandez, died after suffering a rattlesnake bite during a February incident at the Quail Hill Trailhead, leading to a month-long hospitalization in the ICU.

The Chicago Teachers Union is advocating for a day off on May 1 for the national May Day movement, calling it a "Civic Action and Defense of Public Education" and seeking support from the mayor and school board.

More than 50 Minnesota school districts have adopted a policy that allows for race-based financial incentives and job protections for teachers of color and American Indian teachers, raising concerns about potential racial discrimination.

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted recently, shooting lava fountains up to 1,000 feet high and prompting temporary closures at the national park and a nearby highway due to falling volcanic debris.

Students credited for disarming and terminating the threat posed by a shooter at Old Dominion University, with officials commending their bravery in the face of the shooting.

Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville shared a post that juxtaposed 9/11 with an image of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, prompting outrage from Democrats who accused Tuberville of being racist and Islamophobic.

A 15-year-old Long Island boy who vanished after telling his family he was meeting someone from the online game Roblox was found dead in Brooklyn waters two months later.

Billy Joel's friend and collaborator is hopeful that the 76-year-old singer will perform again after his brain disorder diagnosis, and his daughter Alexa Ray Joel shared that he is focused on his recovery and doing physical therapy regularly.

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.

Savannah Guthrie and her siblings visited their mother's home to lay flowers, as the Pima County Sheriff warns that the suspect behind Nancy Guthrie's disappearance could "absolutely" strike again, 40 days after she vanished.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth criticized CNN's coverage of the U.S. war with Iran, calling it "fake news" and hoping that the network's prospective new owner David Ellison would overhaul the newsroom.

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.

A member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus is proposing legislation that would shift the American immigration system from a family-based focus to one that prioritizes immigrants who serve the "national interest" of the U.S., including by eliminating the diversity visa lottery and implementing stricter "good moral character requirements" for prospective immigrants.

Armed FBI agents executed a search warrant at a home in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, believed to be in connection with the synagogue attacker who rammed a vehicle into a Jewish house of worship earlier in the day.

Piers Morgan criticized former USWNT player Megan Rapinoe for her "silence" on the situation involving the Iranian women's soccer team, calling it "hypocritical" given her outspoken support for transgender athletes in women's sports.