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The former mayor of Dolton, Illinois, Tiffany Henyard, is running for a commissioner seat in Fulton County, Georgia as a Republican after facing corruption allegations and financial mismanagement during her time as mayor.

Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott and his former fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos called off their luxurious Italian wedding a month before it was set to take place due to Prescott's alleged "ongoing infidelity issues."

A heated exchange occurred during a Senate hearing when GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno pressed a former Biden adviser on whether illegal immigration should be a crime, but the adviser said he did not know about the law.

Brooke Slusser, a former San Jose State University volleyball player, has alleged that she unknowingly shared a bed with a transgender teammate, leading to her developing an eating disorder and not completing her college degree. This has sparked a controversy, with high-profile activists and lawmakers defending Slusser, while others have criticized her claims.

Nicole Kidman opened up about her family status three months after finalizing her divorce from ex-husband Keith Urban, stating that she is grateful for her family and is focused on moving forward.

Yamaha Motor Co. announces the relocation of its U.S. headquarters from Cypress, California, to Kennesaw, Georgia, starting later this year.

Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accountant testified that he was never aware of any payments Epstein made to former President Donald Trump, according to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer.

The 18-year-old Georgia high school student charged in a teacher's death expressed his "deepest sorrow" after an annual prank turned tragic, resulting in the teacher's death.

A brawl broke out on a Jet2 flight from Puerto Rico to Atlanta, forcing the flight to divert to Belgium, after an Alabama woman allegedly assaulted two elderly passengers.

Three Northern Arizona University fraternity members were arrested and charged with hazing after an 18-year-old student died of alcohol poisoning following a fraternity rush event.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services officials skipped a hearing held by the state's House Fraud Prevention Committee, frustrating the committee chairwoman, Rep. Kristin Robbins, who said the department's no-show was "very disappointing" and that they should have been present to address the governor's program integrity report.

The FBI revealed that the New York City bomb plot suspects pledged allegiance to ISIS and expressed a desire to exceed the casualties of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Monica Lewinsky details the intense public backlash she faced due to her affair with former President Bill Clinton, and explains why she refused to change her name to escape the scandal.

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, is urging Republicans to make changes to the Senate filibuster in order to pass the SAVE (Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility) America Act, which includes voter ID requirements, despite his long-standing defense of the filibuster.

The article discusses a series of reported Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio, with the Bigfoot Society podcast receiving multiple eyewitness accounts of encounters with large, hairy figures in the area over a short period of time, which the group has described as a possible "flap" of Bigfoot activity.

The California State University system board of trustees meeting was disrupted by emotional residents and alumni reacting to the decision to sue the federal government over the U.S. Department of Education's findings that San Jose State University violated Title IX in its handling of a transgender volleyball player.

The Trump administration has urged the Supreme Court to allow it to terminate the protected legal status of hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants living in the U.S., which the Biden administration had extended after the assassination of Haiti's president.

Jill Biden, the former first lady, is set to release a memoir in June that will provide a "more balanced view" of her husband's time in office, including his decision to exit the 2024 presidential race following pressure from Democrats.