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Carrie Prejean Boller, a former Miss California, was removed from the White House Religious Liberty Commission after she "hijacked a hearing" on antisemitism to promote her own personal and political agenda, according to the chair of the commission.

A judging controversy erupted at the Winter Olympics after a French judge was accused of boosting the home country's score in the ice dance final, potentially costing Team USA gold. Additionally, a curling controversy arose between Canada and Sweden, with allegations of improper filming and double-touching stones.

Former President Barack Obama joked that aliens are real but he has not seen them, and that his first question after becoming president was "Where are the aliens?".

A Chicago-area teacher was forced to resign from his position after a Facebook post expressing support for ICE, which led to public backlash and pressure from school officials, despite a lack of due process.

The article warns that legal changes have allowed financial institutions to centralize ownership of securities, putting investors' retirement savings at risk of being seized during financial crises, even though current regulations generally prohibit investment firms from using customer securities as collateral.

Hillary Clinton acknowledged that immigration has "gone too far" and needs to be "fixed in a humane way with secure borders that don't torture and kill people."

Guy Fieri, the celebrity chef and Food Network star, has his limits when it comes to certain foods, including ghost peppers, peanut butter hamburgers, cow brains, haggis, liver and onions, and plain egg dishes.

A Maryland woman complained about a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event at a local high school, claiming that Child Protective Services had been notified due to concerns about student safety and parental rights.

Fans waving the Greenland flag during a US-Denmark hockey game at the Winter Olympics sparked discussions about the US acquiring Greenland, with some joking the US should get Greenland if they won the game.

The Department of Justice has released over 3 million new documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including records concerning Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and individuals connected to Epstein's activities, as well as information on organizations and networks allegedly linked to Epstein's trafficking and financial operations.

A French judge is accused of giving a boosted score to the home country in the ice dance final, potentially costing Team USA gold. U.S. Olympic skater Ilia Malinin finished eighth in the men's free skate after falling twice during his performance, shocking fans and pundits.

U.S. forces interdicted and boarded the Veronica III crude oil tanker in the Indo-Pacific after it attempted to evade a quarantine order issued by President Donald Trump.

Bill Maher had a positive experience meeting with former President Donald Trump at the White House, describing the president as gracious and measured.

The article suggests that flavanols, plant compounds found in foods like dark chocolate, red wine, tea, and berries, may stimulate the brain and enhance cognitive function by triggering a sensory response, similar to the effects of mild exercise.

A man who raped and murdered a 19-year-old woman in Indianapolis in 1993 was sentenced to 45 years in prison, closing a decades-old cold case.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman fired back at Governor Andy Beshear's comments on "The View" demanding the removal of all ICE agents from every city, stating that Beshear's position makes Kentucky and America less safe.

Angelina Jolie plans to move abroad with her family after her twins, Vivienne and Knox, turn 18 in July, citing a desire for more privacy, peace, and safety for her large family.

Xaviaer DuRousseau, a former Black Lives Matter activist, has transitioned to becoming a conservative content creator for PragerU, after realizing that his progressive views were misguided and that the Black Lives Matter organization was misusing its funds.