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A Democratic congressman inadvertently made the case for stricter voter ID requirements while criticizing a Trump-backed election bill, as none of his town hall attendees raised their hand when he asked who didn't have an ID.

The article discusses President Trump's termination of Attorney General Pam Bondi and the potential replacement candidates, including Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, as the president prepares for potential legal battles with the Democrats who have promised to target Trump and his allies if they regain power in Congress.

Chloe Cole claims the media is "suppressing" coverage of transgender-identifying shooters, arguing deeper mental health issues are being ignored and warning of a broader "systemic failure" in how these cases are addressed.

Carter Jensen, the top prospect of the Kansas City Royals, missed a game due to oversleeping and missing his alarm, leading to concerns from his teammates but also a commitment to learn from the experience.

Tiger Woods told police officers that he was "talking to the president" shortly after his crash that got him arrested for driving under the influence, and Vanessa Trump, the former daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, expressed her support for Woods despite his arrest.

DC Chef José Andrés joined Supreme Court protesters opposing the president's presence for oral arguments on a case about birthright citizenship, slamming efforts to change the "rules" the same year as America 250.

Tiger Woods was arrested for driving under the influence after a car crash, and was found to be drowsy, sweaty, and out of it, making a sarcastic remark when placed in the back of a cop car.

Montana's attorney general demanded a county reverse its policy denying Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) access to criminal justice data, arguing it is unlawful and undermines coordination with federal law enforcement.

President Donald Trump claims the U.S. has significantly degraded Iran's military capabilities, while Iran denies the claims and NATO allies seek diplomatic solutions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune accuses Democrats of playing politics with the DHS shutdown, and a Democratic congressman is caught attending a watch party for "The Real Housewives of Rhode Island" while the federal government remains partially shut down.

Video footage shows a heavily damaged bridge in Iran amid the ongoing conflict known as Operation Epic Fury, and one pilot from a U.S. F-15 fighter jet has been rescued, while a search is ongoing for the second crew member.

Elizabeth Hurley, the 60-year-old "Austin Powers" star, posted playful photos on social media showing her lounging in bed wearing a red bikini bottom and a white sweater, proving that age is just a number.

President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, setting up a confirmation process in the Senate for her successor, with Senator Thom Tillis indicating he will not support any nominee who "excuses the events of January 6th."

The Artemis II crew is on its way to the moon, giving Americans a firsthand look at life aboard the Orion spacecraft as they travel farther from Earth than any crew in more than half a century.

Democratic strategist James Carville gloated that Democrats will have the power to investigate Trump and his family after the midterms, as Democrats are favored to retake the House and even have a slight lead in the Senate.

A suspected child rapist from Guatemala, who could have been released without bail under New York law, was instead sent to ICE custody in a move that skirted the state's sanctuary policies and kept him off the streets for months before prosecutors secured an indictment for the alleged rape of a 5-year-old girl.

Unauthorized drone incursions over military installations pose a serious national security threat, and the U.S. needs to take immediate action to modernize legal frameworks, expand counter-drone authority, and rapidly deploy effective counter-drone systems to protect critical infrastructure.

The U.S. Embassy in Cairo has issued a security alert for Americans in Egypt following regional developments related to military operations in Iran, warning of potential attacks on religious sites, tourist sites, and transportation centers.

The article discusses the criticism faced by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his comments following the shooting death of a 7-month-old baby in Brooklyn, with critics accusing him of blaming guns rather than the criminals responsible for the incident.