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"Deadliest Catch" deckhand Todd Meadows died on February 25 from drowning with probable hypothermia after falling overboard while commercial crab fishing in the Bering Sea, and his death is under investigation by the Coast Guard.

A Holocaust survivor facing a housing crisis in NYC accused Mayor Zohran Mamdani of not keeping his promise to meet and discuss affordable housing.

A transgender attorney in Oklahoma was jailed for contempt after a courtroom meltdown, during which he accused the judge of treating him unfairly due to his gender identification.

Michael Che, the "Weekend Update" anchor on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," made an assassination joke about President Donald Trump, prompting a blistering response from the White House.

Hillsdale College president Larry Arnn expressed the school's willingness to help educate senior U.S. military officers, aligning with the Trump administration's push to cut ties with Ivy League schools over concerns about ideological influence.

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has seen her popularity plummet after less than 3 months in office, with 46% of Virginians disapproving of her job performance compared to her predecessor's higher approval rating.

The editor-in-chief of The Economist, Zanny Minton Beddoes, said that European leaders are coming to terms with the possibility of a true "divorce" from NATO due to disagreements with President Trump's policies and rhetoric.

A U.S. airman was rescued from the mountains of Iran after his F-15E fighter jet was shot down, with the CIA's advanced "burst" technology playing a crucial role in locating and protecting the missing American during the high-stakes rescue mission.

President Donald Trump issues a stern warning to Iran about potential infrastructure destruction if negotiations fail, marking a definitive end to Western hesitation towards the Islamic Republic.

Fairfax County, Virginia is facing criticism over an "epidemic" of violence by illegal immigrants, with several cases of murder and violent crimes committed by undocumented individuals leading to calls for tougher policies and greater cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Expert warns mysterious drone incursions over U.S. military bases may signal China is prepared to strike the homeland if tensions with Iran escalate.

A Washington woman was sentenced to nearly three decades in prison for the premeditated killing of her father, despite her courtroom demeanor and claims of abuse.

Arizona's Pima County is considering ordinances to limit ICE access to county property without judicial warrants, which has led the state Senate to force the Democratic attorney general to investigate whether the county is violating state law or the U.S. Constitution.

An 18-year-old murder suspect is being held on an immigration detainer after prosecutors say he helped lure a 15-year-old Missouri boy into a deadly ambush where the teen begged for his life.

Stephen Colbert fired back at CBS News' statement denying it blocked Colbert's show from airing his interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico, as CBS announced it would replace "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" with Byron Allen's "Comics Unleashed" starting in May 2026.

Former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett confirmed that President Trump has not been invited to the opening ceremony of the Obama Presidential Center, but former President George W. Bush will attend.

The article discusses a lawsuit filed by a former water polo player at the Harvard-Westlake School, alleging that he was subjected to persistent racist and sexual abuse by his teammates, including the son of a well-known film director, and that the school failed to address the issue.

Trump joked that kids could sell his autograph for $25,000, while mocking President Biden's use of an autopen.