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President Donald Trump claimed his economic policies have pulled America from "the brink of ruin" following former President Joe Biden's tenure.

Brown University President Christina Paxson is facing criticism over the school's response to a deadly mass shooting that left two students dead, as the investigation into the perpetrator continues.

The article describes a heated confrontation between Evanston, Illinois Mayor Daniel Biss and Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino during a federal immigration enforcement operation that drew protests in the city.

President Donald Trump added new plaques with critical comments about former presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama on the White House's Presidential Walk of Fame.

Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were found dead in their Brentwood, California home, and their son Nick Reiner has been charged with their murder.

The Vatican accepted the resignation of Cardinal Timothy Dolan and announced that Bishop Ronald Hicks of Joliet, Illinois, will become the next archbishop of New York.

The Department of Health and Human Services has launched a review into how Minnesota used billions of dollars in federal social service funding, requesting detailed records from the state government and other entities after reports raised questions about potential misuse of the money.

Rece Davis, an ESPN broadcaster, expressed regret for voting Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia for the Heisman Trophy due to Pavia's inappropriate behavior following the announcement that Indiana's Fernando Mendoza had won the award.

Minnesota is facing a massive fraud crisis in its social service programs, with losses potentially reaching $2 billion, as officials warn that the state has failed to contain an epidemic of fraud that has become the epicenter in the United States.

Ohio University terminated its head football coach Brian Smith for cause, citing a violation of the school's policy related to "alcohol and other drugs" which included storing and consuming alcohol in his office during business hours.

The article states that a Minnesota oversight committee chair, Kristin Robbins, revealed that an individual indicted in the state's fraud scandal is still receiving state money, further exposing the widespread fraud in the state's assisted living program and other sectors.

The article discusses how certain beverage habits can affect the bone health of older women, with heavy coffee consumption associated with lower bone density, while tea consumption may provide a small but consistent benefit to hip bone density.

The article discusses President Donald Trump's plans to celebrate America's 250th birthday in 2026, including the creation of a new organization called Freedom 250 to lead the administration's celebrations, as well as a military parade, a UFC fight at the White House, and various other patriotic events nationwide.

Republican Senator Tim Scott calls Democratic primary candidates "cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs," arguing that the Democratic Party is in "shambles" ahead of the midterms as progressive candidates challenge the party establishment.

Former federal prosecutor Joe Teirab discusses the massive fraud scheme in Minneapolis that could ultimately cost taxpayers over $1 billion, with allegations of fraud also within the state's college education system.

The article outlines a GOP healthcare plan that aims to lower costs and improve care, without repealing the Affordable Care Act, by introducing provisions such as catastrophic insurance plans, universal Health Savings Accounts, state high-risk pools, and price transparency measures.

An airplane linked to former NASCAR star Greg Biffle crashed while landing at a North Carolina regional airport, and officials reported there were fatalities in the crash.

A lawsuit alleges that actress Riley Keough is the biological mother of John Travolta's youngest son, Benjamin, born to Travolta and his late wife Kelly Preston.

The Trump administration has awarded $8 billion in contracts to build a high-tech "Smart Wall" along the southern U.S.-Mexico border, which is expected to include 1,418 miles of new "Primary Smart Wall," 536 miles of a "Waterborne Barrier System," and 708 miles of "Secondary Border Wall."

The National Republican Senatorial Committee chair, Senator Tim Scott, is eyeing Minnesota as a target state to expand the GOP's Senate majority in the 2026 elections, with former sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya potentially launching a Republican Senate campaign in the state.