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Harvard's former president, Larry Summers, is withdrawing from public commitments amid revelations of continued communication with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

A top Michigan education official faced criticism from a Republican lawmaker for not directly answering a question on the number of genders, leading to a viral moment and backlash from conservatives.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is distancing herself from a primary challenge against House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, with even the challenger's ally, New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, giving a standoffish statement on the effort.

Hidden homeownership costs hit nearly $16,000 annually nationwide as the housing affordability crisis deepens, with maintenance and insurance driving expenses higher.

Bill Maher argued with fellow liberal comedian Patton Oswalt, saying that liberals often live in a bubble and are unaware of how their progressive policies have gone too far on various issues.

A new study suggests that drinking orange juice daily may influence genes linked to heart health, with the effects differing based on body weight. The findings highlight the potential therapeutic benefits of orange juice and the importance of personalized nutrition recommendations.

The Dearborn mayor, a Muslim, dismissed complaints about a local mosque's call to prayer, stating it is within legal noise limits and has been part of the city's life for decades. The mayor did not apologize to a Christian minister for a prior outburst of "you are not welcome here."

The article discusses a report by New York Post columnist Miranda Devine that the digital trail of President Donald Trump's would-be assassin Thomas Crooks tells "quite a different story" than the FBI's congressional statements about the 20-year-old, with Crooks having a large online presence and a shift in his political views.

Republican Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska is retiring after a decade in Congress, citing the growing partisanship in the House as a factor, and he is one of 36 House members who have announced they will not seek re-election in the 2026 midterms, which could impact the Republican Party's efforts to protect its fragile House majority.

Alyssa Farah Griffin, a co-host on "The View," disagreed with Michelle Obama's claim that the U.S. is not ready for a female president, arguing that recent female candidates like Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris were "flawed candidates."

The article reports that a student court at Loyola University New Orleans vacated the Student Government Association's decision to bar a newly-formed Turning Point USA chapter from becoming an official campus organization, and the SGA will now review its decision and vote again on whether to grant the TPUSA chapter a charter.

The article criticizes a Republican healthcare proposal that would replace the Affordable Care Act's premium subsidies with health savings accounts, arguing that this would increase costs for most Americans while benefitting the wealthy.

Melissa Joan Hart shared how her decision to turn down a Playboy magazine offer due to concerns for her family positively impacted her career and future family life.

Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby announced she will not seek re-election in 2026 and instead will partner with The Sentinel Action Fund, a conservative super PAC, to support U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and other Republicans in the state as part of the launch of a new network of organizations.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized a court ruling that denied the Trump administration's request to keep illegal immigrants from obtaining commercial driver's licenses, saying the administration will do all it can to protect the American people.

President Donald Trump advocated for a healthcare policy that would send funds directly to Americans, bypassing insurance companies, and allow people to negotiate and purchase their own insurance plans.

The article reports that an 18-year-old Florida cheerleader, Anna Kepner, was found dead and hidden under a bed on a Carnival Cruise ship, with the cause and manner of her death still under investigation by the FBI.

President Donald Trump said he would sign a bill that would force the Justice Department to release all its files related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, though he claimed the Democrats, not Republicans, were Epstein's friends.

The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to compel the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, despite concerns from some House Republican leaders about protections for victims and law enforcement officers.

President Trump plans to distribute hundreds of millions of dollars in tariff revenue as dividends to Americans by mid-2026, despite tariff revenue amounting to little more than a rounding error compared to the national debt.