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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer accused President Donald Trump of calling for the "execution of elected officials" in his posts labeling several Democratic lawmakers as "traitors" who should be "locked up" or "hung," which Schumer warned could further spark political violence against lawmakers.

Authorities are warning shoppers to be vigilant as criminals use a crime trend known as "jugging" to target victims at ATMs, banks, or stores and steal their cash or purchases, especially during the holiday season.

Two recent studies have linked the COVID-19 vaccine to a higher risk of kidney injury and certain respiratory infections, though experts caution against over-interpreting the findings and say more research is needed.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel mocked Trump over his alleged ties to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, prompting Trump to demand that Kimmel be taken off the air.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is pushing back on rumors of a serial killer after three women were found dead in separate incidents, stating the cases are unrelated and there is no danger to the public.

President Donald Trump threatened to pull ABC's license after clashing with an ABC News reporter over the Jeffrey Epstein files, reviving controversy over the network's handling of the Epstein scandal.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its website, acknowledging that studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines could cause autism, despite previously stating that vaccines do not cause autism.

The federal judge in Texas, Judge Jerry Smith, issued a scathing dissent in response to a court decision that scrapped the state's redrawn congressional map, accusing the majority opinion's author, Judge Jeffrey Brown, of "pernicious judicial misbehavior" and engaging in "judicial tinkering."

The TSA will now charge passengers $18 for alternative ID verification at security checkpoints, and the acting TSA administrator warns that airport delays will get worse during the ongoing government shutdown.

The FBI is investigating the mysterious death of an 18-year-old Florida cheerleader aboard a Carnival cruise ship, and her stepmother's courtroom fight with an ex-husband could force her to testify against her 16-year-old son, who is a suspect in the case.

The article reports that the National Education Association (NEA), one of the largest teachers' unions in the U.S., is facing criticism over an upcoming training session that will instruct members on how to support LGBTQ+ issues, including promoting the use of gender pronouns and combating conservative opposition, which the NEA is portraying as "villains."

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt referred to New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who identifies as a Democratic socialist, as a "communist" ahead of his meeting with President Donald Trump.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney died at the age of 84, and his funeral is scheduled for Thursday in Washington, D.C., but former President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance were not invited.

Richard Dreyfuss' children, including son Ben Dreyfuss, have revealed that they have been estranged from the actor for the past two years due to a dispute related to #MeToo allegations involving actor Kevin Spacey.

Kevin Spacey, who was recently acquitted of sexual misconduct charges, is now living in hotels and Airbnbs as he attempts to recover from the financial burden of his legal woes, claiming he has "very little coming in and everything going out."

DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach compares the booming private credit market to "wild west" conditions, warning of potential troubles ahead as market stress increases.

New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said he has "many disagreements" with President Donald Trump but is willing to set those differences aside for the sake of his city, and will work with Trump on any agenda that benefits New Yorkers.

Cracker Barrel shareholders backed nine of 10 board nominees, including CEO Julie Felss Masino.

Kamala Harris called on President Donald Trump to unilaterally release the Epstein files, arguing that his claim that he needs congressional approval is an attempt to "gaslight the American people."

Brendan Fraser reflects on the cultural differences he noticed between Japan and the United States after spending four months living and working overseas, often joking about the US needing to learn from Japan's etiquette and manners.