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President Donald Trump criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom's international outreach as "inappropriate," especially Newsom's sharp criticism of Trump's foreign policy approach and his efforts to position California as an alternative to the federal government.

Wendy's planned restaurant closures target underperforming locations in an effort to boost sales and refocus its strategy on everyday value.

A British tourist caused a rampage at Hong Kong International Airport's Terminal 1, damaging around 10 check-in kiosks and other property before being arrested by airport authorities.

CBS' "60 Minutes" aired a segment on migrants sent to the controversial El Salvador prison after it was abruptly pulled off the air in December, and Anderson Cooper is leaving the program after nearly two decades.

Robert Duvall, the acclaimed American actor known for his roles in films like "Apocalypse Now" and "Lonesome Dove," has died at the age of 95, according to his wife Luciana.

An Australian influencer claims Billie Eilish's legal team contacted the Department of Homeland Security, leading to his removal from the United States after he mocked her Grammy Awards speech criticizing ICE.

A Minnesota state representative has uncovered thousands of voters on the state's voter roll with missing information and potential duplicates in the state's most populous county, raising concerns about the integrity of the voter data.

President Donald Trump revealed that U.S. helicopter pilots were wounded during the high-risk mission to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, but described the operation as "unbelievable" and over "in a matter of minutes."

The Montana governor and attorney general are launching an investigation into potential violations of the state's ban on sanctuary cities, targeting the capital city of Helena for its resolution to prevent local coordination with federal immigration enforcement.

A Christian mother of two was found dead in her Ohio home during a reported burglary, prompting a homicide investigation by authorities.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced criticism for her performance at the Munich Security Conference, including struggling to answer whether the U.S. should commit troops to defend Taiwan.

A California school board member was personally offended by staff using the word "homeless" during a student achievement reporting presentation. Former President Barack Obama criticized the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles as an "atrocity" despite the billions of dollars spent on the problem.

Australian tennis player Destanee Aiava announced that the 2026 season will be her last, citing tennis as her "toxic boyfriend" and expressing frustration with the sport's culture.

The article states that investigators are awaiting the results of DNA testing on a glove found near the scene of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, which may provide a significant lead in the case, but cautions that DNA evidence alone is not a "silver bullet" and may not conclusively determine guilt or innocence.

A family's dispute over being assigned separate seats on a Southwest Airlines flight sparked an online debate about whether airlines should guarantee that parents and young children sit together.

WNBA player Sophie Cunningham shared her dislike for the city of Los Angeles, expressing that she found the personalities and social media-focused culture there to be strange and disconnected from in-person interactions.

The article summarizes a speech by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the Munich Security Conference, in which he called for self-reliant allies "proud of their culture and heritage," saying a stronger partnership is key to protecting Western civilization.

Multiple people were shot at a Rhode Island indoor ice skating rink, and a suspect was found dead after the incident.

Iran launched live-fire naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, hours before nuclear talks resumed in Geneva between the U.S. and Iran, as the U.S. builds up its military presence in the Middle East.