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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has announced that he will not run for an elected office again, citing a massive fraud scandal in the state that has led to charges against over 90 people, mostly from the Somali community, with the potential for over $1 billion in stolen funds.

President Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, accusing the agency of unlawfully leaking his tax returns.

The White House and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer reached an agreement to fund the government, sidelining the controversial Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding bill, as some Republican senators threatened to slow down the process unless their demands were met.

A viral video showing gunmen firing from a Dallas bridge on New Year's Eve has led to multiple arrests, as authorities say the suspects were involved in repeated acts of gun violence across North Texas.

Sydney Sweeney launched her new lingerie line, Syrn, which offers 44 sizes ranging from 30B to 42DDD, with most styles under $100, and has received backing from Jeff Bezos and his wife, Lauren Sánchez Bezos, as well as other investors.

U.S. Olympic sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson was arrested for speeding and has faced several off-track controversies, including an alleged assault on her boyfriend.

An elderly man who won the lottery in 2010 used his winnings to run a massive drug empire along with his son and two accomplices, producing counterfeit pills worth up to $400 million, until they were sentenced to prison.

A South Carolina woman was shot and her body set on fire after being lured to a fake puppy sale, and two suspects have been arrested and charged with murder, first-degree arson, and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem faces calls for her firing amid an aggressive immigration crackdown in Minnesota, as she defends the actions of federal agents and accuses local leaders of inflaming tensions.

John Leguizamo told fans who support ICE to stop watching his movies.

The article discusses the tensions and arrests following an ICE-involved shooting in Minneapolis that left one woman dead, with the son of former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio being one of dozens arrested for causing a ruckus at a hotel in Manhattan, where agitators accused the hotel of housing ICE agents.

Another major tech company chooses Florida over California as D-Wave Quantum relocates its headquarters to Boca Raton, citing the state's innovation spirit.

Podcaster Joe Rogan marveled at a 2010 clip of then-President Barack Obama defending deportation and immigration enforcement, noting that it sounds like something a modern Republican would say.

Senate Democrats blocked a government funding package, including the Department of Homeland Security bill, threatening a government shutdown, but were joined by several Senate Republicans in derailing the legislation.

The article discusses the public fallout between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, with Brooklyn accusing his parents of trying to sabotage his relationship with his wife Nicola Peltz, and the Beckhams reportedly demanding Peltz be out of Brooklyn's life for any reconciliation.

President Trump declared a national emergency over Cuba, accusing the communist regime of aligning with hostile foreign powers and terrorist groups, and moving to punish countries that supply the island nation with oil.

Jena Sims, the wife of PGA Tour golfer Brooks Koepka, fired back at a social media comment questioning her ability to be online without her husband's permission.

The article discusses a case where an illegal immigrant allegedly threw a rock at a school bus in New Jersey, severely injuring an 8-year-old girl. It also highlights the criticism faced by New Jersey's Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill for her support of sanctuary-type policies, which DHS claims prevented the illegal immigrant from being deported.

A Texas police officer is in critical condition after being shot in the head by a homicide suspect, and two other officers were also injured during the incident in Corpus Christi.

President Trump says he'll announce Jerome Powell's replacement as Federal Reserve chair Friday morning, escalating his ongoing criticism of monetary policy decisions.