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The Texas Military Department replaced seven National Guard members deployed to Illinois for a civil unrest protection mission due to their failure to meet "mission requirements."

A woman seen in a surveillance video being forcibly pulled away from a home in Wichita, Kansas contacted the police, who identified her as a 35-year-old resident and believe the incident was a case of domestic violence involving her boyfriend.

Actress Cheryl Hines defended her husband, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., against criticism from the co-hosts of "The View" regarding his qualifications and statements on public health issues.

Federal prosecutors charged Chen Zhi with operating forced labor camps across Cambodia that executed alleged 'pig butchering' scams targeting crypto investors.

Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, accepted the Presidential Medal of Freedom on behalf of her late husband at a White House ceremony, delivering a powerful tribute to his life and legacy as a champion of freedom and faith.

Senate Democrats have repeatedly blocked efforts to reopen the government, as the ongoing government shutdown enters its third week with no deal in sight.

Los Angeles County leaders declared a local state of emergency in response to recent ICE raids, which they claimed have created a climate of fear and disruption in the immigrant communities.

President Donald Trump criticized Alyssa Farah Griffin, a co-host of "The View," as a "joke" for not wearing a MAGA hat on the show despite promising to do so if he brought home Israeli hostages.

Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy shared his concerns about the increasing partisanship in the judicial nomination process and emphasized the importance of preserving freedom of speech and a collegial Supreme Court.

New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial nominee Mikie Sherrill accused her Republican opponent Jack Ciattarelli of being "complicit" in the opioid crisis, while Ciattarelli's campaign accused Sherrill of taking campaign donations from companies linked to the crisis.

President Donald Trump said he could invoke the Insurrection Act to tackle crime in Chicago and urged Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to beg him for help. The Department of Transportation doubled down on its order to crack down on English proficiency standards for commercial truck drivers.

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has received nearly $13,000 in campaign contributions from donors with addresses outside the United States, raising questions about campaign finance compliance and transparency.

A former Minnesota high school softball player recounts losing to a transgender pitcher, and a former Minnesota Vikings captain expresses concerns about the declining safety in the state due to its policies allowing transgender athletes in girls' sports.

President Donald Trump criticized ABC News host George Stephanopoulos' treatment of Vice President JD Vance during an interview, calling it "inappropriate" and accusing Stephanopoulos of not letting Vance finish his sentences.

New York Jets legend Nick Mangold announced he needs a kidney transplant and is reaching out to his communities for a type O blood donor.

Alec Baldwin was uninjured after crashing his vehicle into a tree in the Hamptons while attempting to avoid a truck, and his wife Hilaria later reassured fans that they were both safe and well.

The World Health Organization warns that one in six bacterial infections are resistant to antibiotics, and calls for more responsible use of antimicrobial medications to combat the growing threat of antibiotic resistance, which is outpacing advances in modern medicine and threatening global health.

Brice Turang of the Milwaukee Brewers was criticized on social media for moving out of the way of a pitch with the bases loaded, leading to a strikeout and a 1-0 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series.

Milwaukee police released video of an off-duty officer-involved shooting in which the officer appeared to be pistol-whipped before shooting and killing the suspect, and the family of the deceased acknowledged the officer's actions were justified.

The article discusses the release of 20 living Israeli hostages held captive by Hamas, providing details on the medical conditions and horrors endured by the hostages during their captivity, including severe malnutrition, vitamin deficiencies, physical injuries, and lack of proper medical treatment.