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A Maryland woman complained about a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event at a local high school, claiming that Child Protective Services had been notified due to concerns about student safety and parental rights.

The article warns that legal changes have allowed financial institutions to centralize ownership of securities, putting investors' retirement savings at risk of being seized during financial crises, even though current regulations generally prohibit investment firms from using customer securities as collateral.

A Chicago-area teacher was forced to resign from his position after a Facebook post expressing support for ICE, which led to public backlash and pressure from school officials, despite a lack of due process.

Carrie Prejean Boller, a former Miss California, was removed from the White House Religious Liberty Commission after she "hijacked a hearing" on antisemitism to promote her own personal and political agenda, according to the chair of the commission.

U.S. forces interdicted and boarded the Veronica III crude oil tanker in the Indo-Pacific after it attempted to evade a quarantine order issued by President Donald Trump.

In his speech at the Munich Security Conference, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for self-reliant allies "proud of their culture and heritage," arguing that the West's drift was not inevitable but the result of policy choices that the Trump administration now intends to reverse.

President Trump announced that his Board of Peace has pledged over $5 billion in aid for Gaza and committed personnel to maintain security and peace, contingent on Hamas' commitment to full and immediate demilitarization.

Key West, Florida, emerged as the most searched domestic spring break destination overall, followed closely by Destin, Florida. Outside of Florida, South Padre Island in Texas and Lake Havasu in Arizona also generated significant search interest.

Jodie Foster says cementing her hands and feet in front of Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre was a 'childhood dream', while Ted Levine, who played Buffalo Bill in the film Silence of the Lambs, spoke out about transphobia criticism the movie has received since its release 35 years ago.

Hillary Clinton and a Czech political leader clashed at the Munich Security Conference, with Clinton criticizing President Trump's dealings with Europe, while the Czech official defended the Trump administration.

Former Colorado Buffaloes star Christian Fauria criticized Deion Sanders as the head coach, saying he is not a fan of Sanders' coaching style and messaging.

Tim Allen and Bill Maher dismissed the focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices during the creative process, arguing that sitcoms "just got to be funny."

U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz calls for sweeping reform at the United Nations, placing the fight against antisemitism as a central priority for the Trump administration.

Former President Barack Obama joked that aliens are real but he has not seen them, and that his first question after becoming president was "Where are the aliens?".

The Massachusetts state auditor is taking legislative leaders and the state attorney general to court after uncovering nearly $12 million in alleged fraud in public assistance programs, seeking to enforce a voter-approved audit law that the legislature has refused to comply with.

The new Fox Nation series "Hunting Bundy: Chase for the Devil" uncovers the untold story of how detectives joined forces to stop notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. The Paramount+ true crime documentary "Handsome Devil: Charming Killer" examines the case of convicted murderer Wade Wilson, who became the focus of a twisted, cult-like following despite his brutal crimes.

Controversial Olympic athlete Eileen Gu called out the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) over the tight Olympic schedule, which she said will prevent her from getting the proper training sessions she needs for a freeski event.

Danica McKellar credits her parents for keeping her grounded during her successful child acting career, including missing her first Emmys to go on a family river rafting trip, and focusing on her education by graduating high school, attending UCLA, and writing math books.

Guy Fieri, the celebrity chef and Food Network star, has his limits when it comes to certain foods, including ghost peppers, peanut butter hamburgers, cow brains, haggis, liver and onions, and plain egg dishes.