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Jessica McClure Morales, who gained national attention as "Baby Jessica" after being rescued from a well in 1987, was arrested in Midland County, Texas, on a charge of assault causing bodily injury involving family violence.

A California man, Jason Nichols, was charged with several felonies after he broke into a Fairfield home, demanding to know where the family's daughter was, and identifying himself as a fictional wizard.

Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, canceled her planned appearance at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Georgia after receiving "very serious threats."

Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a member of the "Squad," called for abolishing ICE and obtained the necessary signatures to force a vote on extending temporary protected status for Haitians, despite a recent murder allegedly committed by a Haitian illegal immigrant.

A divided federal appeals court ordered a U.S. district judge to end his contempt inquiry into senior Trump administration officials after they deported over 130 Venezuelan migrants, ruling that the judge's inquiry overstepped the court's authority and represented an "unwarranted impairment" of the executive branch.

Vice President JD Vance defended President Donald Trump's criticism of Pope Leo XIV and dismissed Trump's controversial social media post depicting him as Jesus as a "joke."

Heather Locklear and Lorenzo Lamas, 80s stars, are reportedly dating. A representative for Lamas confirmed they are seeing each other.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., announces his intent to resign from Congress following allegations of sexual assault and a probe involving the use of campaign funds, while Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, an embattled Florida Democrat facing a pending criminal indictment, could be the next member of Congress to face expulsion.

House Democrats unveiled a bill to create a 17-member commission to assess whether the 25th Amendment could be used to remove President Trump from office, citing his "increasingly volatile, incoherent, and alarming public statements" during the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is facing criticism for signing a bill to join the National Popular Vote Compact, which would award the state's electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote, a move that Virginia Republicans have condemned as undermining the state's votes.

Riley Gaines, a conservative influencer, criticized President Donald Trump for posting an image depicting himself as a Christ-like figure, which she deemed inappropriate and blasphemous, sparking a backlash from some of Trump's supporters.

John Solomon claims he was approached by unidentified government officials in 2017 who warned him that he was uncovering an 11-year conspiracy to undermine former President Donald Trump using U.S. intelligence powers.

The article discusses how the Spanish budget airline Volotea is angering travelers by charging an extra fee for fuel after tickets have already been purchased, a practice that has sparked concerns about higher prices across the airline industry.

Homeowners in South Hadley, Massachusetts, face a proposed 50% property tax hike as the town struggles with surging municipal costs and budget gaps.

Former President Joe Biden jokingly referred to a Black member of the Syracuse University Board of Trustees as "Barack" during remarks at his portrait unveiling.

Ruby Rose filed a police report against Katy Perry, accusing the singer of sexually assaulting her more than two decades ago in a Melbourne nightclub.

As part of a major shakeup, 7-Eleven expects to close 645 North America stores while adding 205 locations in its fiscal year 2026, leading to a smaller footprint.

Dozens of teens gathered in downtown Detroit, leading to disruptions, fights, and a significant police response, as part of a growing trend of "teen takeovers" occurring in cities across the United States.