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President Donald Trump threatened to send ICE agents to conduct airport security if Democrats don't sign a Homeland Security deal, as the ongoing partial government shutdown continues to affect airport operations.

Carol Alt says Denise Richards and her husband played a major role in her decision to launch an OnlyFans account.

The article discusses Florida's 7-foot-9 basketball player Olivier Rioux, who entered a dominant NCAA tournament game against Prairie View A&M and towered over his opponents, including 6-foot-8 forward Hassane Diallo.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to preserve the annual Army-Navy game's standalone time slot, despite criticism from commentator Stephen A. Smith.

Iran launched two long-range ballistic missiles toward the U.S.-U.K. military base on Diego Garcia, marking a significant escalation in its war effort against the U.S. and expanding its missile capabilities beyond previously acknowledged limits.

David Spade and Dana Carvey criticize California's leadership for the decline of the Hollywood studio system, suggesting changes are needed to revive the industry.

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller has died at the age of 81, and President Donald Trump gave a sharp reaction on Truth Social.

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner was confronted about his controversial Nazi-linked tattoo during a media interview, while his endorsement by Senator Elizabeth Warren drew scrutiny over her past criticism of a different candidate's Christian tattoos.

Detroit Tigers top prospect Max Clark had an honest reaction after facing a 102.4 mph fastball from Pittsburgh Pirates top prospect Seth Hernandez in a Spring Breakout game.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the creation of a new office to oversee the city's public safety overhaul, which aims to limit police intervention in 911 calls.

Hundreds of hospitals across the U.S. were recognized for top patient safety performance, with Texas, Florida, California, Ohio, and Pennsylvania leading the nation in total award recipients.

The article discusses the case of Sarah Jo Pender, who was convicted of orchestrating the murders of two people in 2000. The prosecutor who originally argued that Pender was the "female Charles Manson" has since expressed doubts about her conviction, stating that he believes she did not receive a fair trial.

A Los Angeles mother of three with stage 4 colorectal cancer credits an uncommon surgical procedure for saving her life, and research shows alcohol consumption is a well-established risk factor for the disease.

Trump referenced Pearl Harbor when asked why the U.S. did not give allies advanced notice about planned strikes on Iran, justifying the lack of notice by saying "Who knows better about surprise than Japan?"

A high-end deli in the Cotswolds, England, owned by an American woman, is attracting attention for its selection of classic American products as wealthy Americans and celebrities relocate to the area.

The article discusses the use of the Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) in Major League Baseball's spring training, including a humorous incident where an umpire inadvertently revealed his desire for a called strike to be overturned. The ABS system is set to be implemented in the regular season this year.

Former "19 Kids and Counting" star Joseph Duggar is charged with child molestation and is facing additional charges in Arkansas. His cousin, Amy Duggar King, expressed shock, heartbreak, and anger over the allegations.

President Donald Trump warns he will deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports to arrest illegal immigrants if Democrats refuse to meet his demands to end the government shutdown.

FBI agents raided a Hollywood mansion linked to an alleged $17.4 million mortgage fraud scheme targeting elderly homeowners, arresting a suspect and accusing 11 individuals, including foreign nationals, of stealing victims' identities and taking out fraudulent loans on their properties.