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Minnesota is facing a thousand-officer shortage, and public safety is at risk due to staffing shortages, fraud, underfunding, and political pressures, according to police union leaders.

President Trump pushed back on calls for Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas to step down, calling them "fantastic," and the Supreme Court announced it would hear challenges to Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, which the article argues is unlikely to succeed.

The article discusses the Apalachee High School shooting in Georgia, where the accused shooter, Colt Gray, appeared in court with a changed appearance compared to his booking photo, and his defense attorney is awaiting a medical evaluation to guide the defense.

Jewel shared bikini photos from her vacation in Barbuda, receiving praise from fans for her toned physique, and she defended her decision to perform at the MAHA Inaugural Ball with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. amid backlash.

A Colorado county clerk convicted in a pro-Trump 2020 election denial scheme was threatened and attacked in prison, according to her lawyer, who argues that former President Donald Trump has the authority to pardon her despite her state-level conviction.

The Federal Reserve announced its third straight interest rate cut following its December meeting amid concerns about slowing labor market despite inflation remaining above target.

President Donald Trump criticized Minnesota politicians amid the state's alleged welfare scam, while Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan attacked federal immigration enforcement and a Democratic colleague over their prior support for ICE.

Senate Republicans rammed through the first procedural hurdle to confirm nearly 100 of President Donald Trump's nominees, marking the third time they have advanced a bloc of the president's picks since changing the confirmation rules in September.

LeSean McCoy, a Philadelphia Eagles legend, strongly believes that offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo should be fired due to the team's poor offensive performance this season, even offering to have his retired number returned to the street if Patullo remains.

The article discusses how a school administrator and campus security at a private college in Minneapolis attempted to prevent ICE agents from arresting a student who is a registered sex offender and illegal immigrant.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the State Department to switch back from Calibri font to Times New Roman, citing a need to restore "decorum and professionalism" and claiming the previous change to Calibri was a "wasteful" diversity initiative.

Erika Kirk, the widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, addressed online conspiracy theories about her husband's murder, rejecting the unfounded accusations and defending her family and the Turning Point USA team.

The U.S. has seized a Venezuelan oil tanker, marking a sharp escalation in tensions with Caracas, following U.S. military strikes targeting alleged narcotraffickers near Venezuela.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized several Democrat-led states for refusing to adopt key provisions of President Donald Trump's landmark One Big Beautiful Bill Act, calling it a "blatant act of political obstructionism" and a "direct assault on the very families and workers liberal politicians claim to champion."

Three people were arrested for allegedly supplying drugs to seven Providence College students who overdosed during a party outside of campus.

Dick Van Dyke, the iconic "Dick Van Dyke Show" star, quit his vices long ago, which he believes has contributed to his remarkably long life, now approaching his 100th birthday.

Japan upheld its ban on same-sex marriage, with a judge validating the current legal definition of marriage as a male-female pairing and a family as a couple and their children, citing demographic concerns.

Scientists in Sweden have developed a new oral medication that can help control blood glucose, boost fat burning, and retain muscle mass, potentially offering an alternative to injectable GLP-1 drugs for obesity and type 2 diabetes treatment.

A rural Vermont school district has stirred controversy after raising a Somali flag, amid national concerns over fraud allegations in Minnesota's Somali community.

The article discusses a billion-dollar pandemic-era social service billing fraud perpetuated mainly by Somali immigrants in Minneapolis, which public officials allegedly ignored out of fear of being viewed as racist, despite the fact that the state had welcomed a large number of Somali refugees and the poverty was more linked to immigration than systemic racism.