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An Oregon mom of four brought freshly delivered pizzas through airport security and onto her flight, which was praised by airport staff as a "genius" travel hack to avoid high-priced airport food, though some criticized it as inconsiderate.

Bobby J. Brown, a talented actor known for his roles in "The Wire" and other shows, has died at the age of 62 in a barn fire accident.

The Trump administration has appointed Vice President JD Vance to lead a nationwide "War on Fraud," and a coalition of conservative state financial officers has already uncovered and stopped billions in taxpayer waste, pledging to partner with the White House to root out corruption nationwide.

U.S. Olympic bobsledder Kaillie Humphries, a six-time Olympic medalist, reveals her support for former President Trump and his policies, including on protecting women's sports and reducing IVF costs.

Former President Bill Clinton is telling the House Oversight Committee that he had "no idea" of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes as his deposition kicks off in Chappaqua, New York, and the committee chairman suggests he has an abundance of questions for the former president regarding his relationship with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

The article discusses the criticism faced by California Governor Gavin Newsom and his staffer Isaac "Izzy" Gardon over Newsom's comments about his low SAT score, with the California Republican Party chairwoman calling it a "racist stereotype," and Gardon's aggressive response to a reporter's inquiry about Newsom's dyslexia diagnosis.

Kristen Stewart criticized ICE's actions in Los Angeles, calling it a "dismantling of the culture" that made her who she is, and expressed her struggles with how to respond to the situation.

Professional golfer Andrea Pavan was hospitalized and underwent extensive surgeries after falling down an elevator shaft in the building he was staying in near Cape Town, South Africa, for the Investec South African Open tournament.

President Donald Trump warned that Iran is working to build missiles that could soon reach the United States, amid a significant U.S. military build-up in the Middle East.

President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's negotiations and stated that he has not yet made a final decision on striking Iran.

The article discusses Democratic lawmakers' reluctance to prioritize American citizens over illegal immigrants during President Trump's State of the Union address, with some refusing to stand when he asked them to do so.

Netflix has dropped its bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, with Paramount's latest offer being deemed "superior." The sale to Paramount would put Paramount CEO David Ellison, who has a close relationship with former President Donald Trump, in charge of CNN, causing concern and "horror" among CNN staffers.

The Biden administration's FBI subpoenaed the phone records of Kash Patel and Susie Wiles, who were private citizens at the time, during a federal investigation into the 2020 election, leaving them "in shock" and sparking outrage from conservatives and Trump allies.

Country singer J.D. Graham is recovering in the hospital after being hit by a semi-truck, sustaining a broken neck, back, and ribs, and the tragic death of his dog. His family has started a fundraising campaign to support him during his long and difficult recovery process.

Former LSU receiver Devonta Lee, who was part of the 2019 national championship team, has died at the age of 26, with his former teams confirming the news.

Five defendants pleaded not guilty in a Minnesota church protest, and the Justice Department has unsealed an indictment charging 30 more people who took part in the attack on Cities Church.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticized Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas while defending the city's Reparations Task Force, which has issued $25,000 payments to 44 residents so far, primarily funded by cannabis sales tax and real estate transfer tax revenue.

A convicted California child molester, David Allen Funston, was cleared for parole under the state's elderly program, sparking outrage from a sheriff and victims, but he was then transferred to law enforcement authorities after Placer County filed new criminal charges and issued an arrest warrant.

An appeals court ruled that Texas can enforce a law regulating drag shows in public places and in the presence of minors, overturning a lower court's previous ruling that had blocked the state from enforcing the law.