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Galway, Ireland is considering a tourist tax that could generate over $2.1 million annually to address infrastructure and overtourism issues, but the proposal faces opposition from some local leaders who are concerned it could send the "wrong message" and make the city a "laughingstock."

A former fifth-grade teacher in Louisiana was arrested on multiple charges, including those involving her minor students, and faces a total of 25 charges including indecent behavior with juveniles, first-degree rape, and computer-aided solicitation of a minor.

Newly declassified documents show that the first impeachment of President Donald Trump was a carefully orchestrated fraud by Trump-hating "deep state actors" within the intelligence community who secretly conspired with Democrats in Congress to remove Trump from office.

Brevard County is urgently recruiting to fill at least 45 lifeguard vacancies after two adults drowned while trying to rescue a child from a rip current in an understaffed area of Cocoa Beach.

The article discusses a growing list of scientists involved in classified nuclear and aerospace research who have died or disappeared under unusual circumstances, prompting a White House investigation and calls for an FBI probe.

House Republicans faced opposition from conservative lawmakers in their efforts to extend the government's controversial warrantless surveillance powers under FISA Section 702, leading to a short-term two-week extension instead of a longer-term deal.

The article discusses the changing demographic and increasing crowds in airport lounges, leading to incidents of passengers hoarding food and children causing chaos, which have gone viral on social media.

Jen Psaki, the host of MSNBC's "MS NOW," shut down talk of using the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump, telling radio host Stephen A. Smith that it was "never going to happen."

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron are pushing a European-led plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz after the war, without U.S. leadership, by forming a "strictly defensive" naval mission made up of "non-belligerent" countries.

The U.S. Embassy in Albania has issued a travel advisory for the capital city of Tirana, warning American tourists of potential attacks by groups associated with Iran due to heightened geopolitical tensions.

Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, faced backlash for using the R-word to describe his reaction to a controversy over a tattoo that resembled a Nazi symbol, and apologized for his comments.

Kathy Ireland is relying on her faith after accusing her former management team of defrauding her of her multimillion-dollar fortune, which has led to a difficult journey and the need to take legal action.

Democratic congressional candidate Analilia Mejia, backed by progressive leaders, defeated Republican Joe Hathaway in the special election to fill the vacant House seat in New Jersey's 11th District, demonstrating the power of "people power" to deliver election victories.

The article reports that President Trump has vowed to look into the mysterious cases of 10 scientists tied to U.S. military and government research who have gone missing or died under various circumstances over the past three years.

An ICE agent in Minnesota is facing felony charges for allegedly pointing a gun at two individuals during a highway confrontation, raising questions about federal agents' immunity under state law.

The article reports that the fiancé of a popular New Jersey social media influencer, Ashly Robinson, is being questioned about her death after she was found attempting suicide during a trip to Zanzibar, where she was celebrating her 31st birthday just days after getting engaged.

Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons submitted his resignation letter to the Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Thursday, stating he will stay on until May 31 to assist with the transition process.

Singer David Burke, known as D4vd, was arrested in connection with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in the trunk of an abandoned Tesla in Los Angeles.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering easing restrictions on peptides, which are short chains of amino acids used for various medical conditions, in anticipated talks with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has publicly discussed using and promoting these substances.