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Bill Maher had a positive experience meeting with former President Donald Trump at the White House, describing the president as gracious and measured.

Senate Republicans gained a key vote from Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, for the SAVE America Act, which would enshrine voter ID requirements into law, but Collins opposes eliminating the Senate filibuster to pass the bill.

Alaskan Dream Cruises, a small-ship cruise line in Alaska, has announced it will cease operations, citing a realignment of its business focus and the challenges of a competitive cruise industry.

Nicole Kidman shared a stunning Valentine's Day bedroom photo on Instagram after finalizing her divorce from country singer Keith Urban, with the actress granted primary custody of their two daughters.

Guy Fieri, the celebrity chef and Food Network star, has his limits when it comes to certain foods, including ghost peppers, peanut butter hamburgers, cow brains, haggis, liver and onions, and plain egg dishes.

A French judge is accused of giving a boosted score to the home country in the ice dance final, potentially costing Team USA gold. U.S. Olympic skater Ilia Malinin finished eighth in the men's free skate after falling twice during his performance, shocking fans and pundits.

Casey Wasserman, the founder and CEO of Wasserman Agency and chairman of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics organizing committee, announced he will be selling his talent agency following the release of emails between him and Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's associate.

A judging controversy erupted at the Winter Olympics after a French judge was accused of boosting the home country's score in the ice dance final, potentially costing Team USA gold. Additionally, a curling controversy arose between Canada and Sweden, with allegations of improper filming and double-touching stones.

Fans waving the Greenland flag during a US-Denmark hockey game at the Winter Olympics sparked discussions about the US acquiring Greenland, with some joking the US should get Greenland if they won the game.

Canada faced renewed accusations of cheating in curling after a Swiss curler raised concerns of double-touching during their game, and a Canadian curler had her stone removed for the same issue.

Hillary Clinton acknowledged that immigration has "gone too far" and needs to be "fixed in a humane way with secure borders that don't torture and kill people."

The article suggests that flavanols, plant compounds found in foods like dark chocolate, red wine, tea, and berries, may stimulate the brain and enhance cognitive function by triggering a sensory response, similar to the effects of mild exercise.

A Seton Hall baseball player suffered a gruesome ankle injury after a celebratory hop while hitting a home run, leading to his season likely being over just as it started.

Amtrak is rolling out a new fleet of passenger trains, known as Airo, as part of an $8 billion order for 83 trains built by Siemens in California, marking the largest fleet replacement since Amtrak was founded in 1971.

High-net-worth Californians are increasingly setting their sights on Las Vegas to reduce their tax burden, with Los Angeles' median home prices at $1 million compared with Las Vegas' $465,000.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech at the Munich Security Conference, calling for Europe to change its policies and recommit to the common inheritance of Western Civilization to save the Transatlantic alliance.

The article discusses how a surveillance video from the missing mother of NBC's "TODAY" co-host Savannah Guthrie's home may provide key leads to law enforcement, as the holster and backpack worn by the masked suspect were identified as items sold at Walmart stores in the Tucson area.

Jessica Alba has finalized her divorce from film producer Cash Warren after 16 years of marriage, agreeing to a $3 million payout to balance the division of assets.

The Department of Justice has released over 3 million new documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including records concerning Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and individuals connected to Epstein's activities, as well as information on organizations and networks allegedly linked to Epstein's trafficking and financial operations.