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Senate Democrats Schumer and Warnock acknowledge the existence of non-citizen voter fraud while opposing Republican-led voter ID legislation.

Nearly 36 million March Madness brackets were busted on Thursday following early upsets in the first round, leaving just over 14,000 perfect brackets remaining.

Erika Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA, had her private purchase history allegedly leaked by an Alo employee, which was used to smear her in the aftermath of her husband's assassination. Alo's response and Kirk's potential legal options are discussed.

Chuck Norris, the iconic actor and martial artist, has passed away, with his family sharing a heartfelt statement about his life, impact, and the love and support he received from his fans around the world.

The body of University of Alabama student James Gracey was found in a marina in Barcelona, and authorities have ruled out foul play, stating that his death appears to have been an accidental drowning.

A Chicago couple had to cancel their planned wedding ceremony in Mexico due to ongoing cartel violence, but their venue, The Alston in Chicago, stepped in to help host the celebration within just days. The Chicago City Council has agreed to raise the tourist tax on hotel rooms in the downtown and surrounding areas to 19% in an effort to boost traveler marketing programs and fund Choose Chicago, the city's official destination marketing organization.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul urged "patriotic millionaires" to stay in the state and help fund its social services, calling on those who have fled to Republican-led states like Florida to "jump on a bus" and return.

Energy Secretary Wright predicts normal gas prices will return by summer after conflict. The article also discusses the potential of advanced nuclear reactors to power America's industrial revival and address energy reliability concerns.

The article criticizes former Ohio health official Amy Acton, a current Democratic gubernatorial candidate, for her overly restrictive and unscientific COVID-19 policies and behavior, including her interference with sports-related social media posts.

Democrats are anticipating political payback against companies and figures aligned with former President Trump if they regain power, including plans to break up mergers and conduct committee investigations.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood vows to crack down on the chaos in Daytona Beach, Florida during spring break, including over 100 arrests and several shootings, and threatens to take legal action against event promoters.

Former New York Yankees star Brett Gardner and his family filed a lawsuit against a Costa Rica resort after his 14-year-old son died of carbon monoxide poisoning there a year ago, alleging the resort failed to comply with safety standards.

Chuck Norris, the iconic actor and martial artist, has passed away at the age of 86, with celebrities mourning his death and paying tribute to his legacy.

Former Vice President Mike Pence praised President Donald Trump for "taking the fight directly" to Iran, arguing that Trump did not listen to isolationist voices within the Republican Party.

Emma Watson said she would like to have a relationship with J.K. Rowling despite their differences on transgender issues, while actor John Lithgow considered walking away from his role in the upcoming HBO series based on Rowling's "Harry Potter" books over backlash from the author's views on transgender issues.

Two people, including an Iranian man, were arrested for attempting to enter the HM Naval Base Clyde, a major naval base for the United Kingdom's nuclear submarine fleet, in Scotland.

Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., criticizes Democrats for delaying Homeland Security funding, leaving TSA and other agencies without pay, and urges negotiation to end the ongoing shutdown.

The U.S. intelligence community assesses that China is not planning an invasion of Taiwan by 2027 and does not have a fixed timeline for achieving unification, marking a shift from previous warnings about China's growing military pressure on Taiwan.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker proposed that Democrats adopt their own version of a conservative policy blueprint to "restore the rule of law" and pursue criminal prosecution against Trump administration and law enforcement officials who have "broken the law."