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Trump's $2,000 tariff dividend plan could cost $600 billion annually, far exceeding current tariff revenues of $300 billion per year, budget watchdog warns.

A Florida teen, Anna Kepner, was found dead aboard a Carnival cruise ship, prompting a federal investigation by the FBI, as her family grapples with deep rifts and a widening circle of court filings and interviews that have laid bare their blended family dynamics.

A new daily pill called Enlicitide, developed by Merck, has been shown to reduce bad cholesterol levels by over 60% in a global study of adults with a genetic condition that elevates LDL cholesterol and raises the risk of early heart disease.

A pro-life activist filed a lawsuit against her alleged attacker after the Manhattan District Attorney's office dropped the assault case due to a filing error.

A knife-wielding suspect was shot and killed by police at St. Louis Lambert International Airport after refusing to drop his weapon and advancing towards the officers.

Minnesota taxpayer dollars were sent to the Al-Shabaab terror group through a web of fraud involving the state's Medicaid Housing Stabilization Services program, Feeding Our Future, and other organizations, with members of Minnesota's Somali community implicated as perpetrators.

Tig Notaro says she "never heard from" her former friend Cheryl Hines again after Hines' husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., began his 2024 presidential campaign, and Notaro stepped away from their joint podcast.

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse criticized the Trump administration for not supporting his trip to the COP30 climate change conference, claiming the administration represents the fossil fuel industry rather than the U.S. government on climate matters.

Liberal MSNBC host Rachel Maddow attended the funeral of former Vice President Dick Cheney, a figure she had previously criticized, alongside other prominent political figures, reflecting the changing nature of American politics.

President Donald Trump met with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani in the Oval Office, with the pair finding unity amid their meeting and pledging to work together to improve the city.

Ryan Phillippe and Reese Witherspoon have an easy co-parenting relationship, and Witherspoon shared her financial advice and lessons learned from past mistakes, emphasizing the importance of avoiding debt and maintaining financial independence.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is pushing back on rumors of a serial killer after three women were found dead in separate incidents, stating the cases are unrelated and there is no danger to the public.

President Donald Trump clarified his controversial "punishable by death" comment, saying he was not threatening any lawmakers but emphasizing the seriousness of their actions in urging U.S. service members to defy what it called "illegal" orders.

The House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted in favor of a resolution condemning socialism, with several Democrats joining Republicans in the 285-98 vote. The resolution served as a rebuke of political forces inching toward more socialist platforms, as progressive candidates have continued to push for an increased government role in public services.

National Park Service rangers cited a man who was seen on video approaching a pack of wild wolves at Yellowstone National Park and spraying them with a suspicious substance.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its website, acknowledging that studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines could cause autism, despite previously stating that vaccines do not cause autism.

A Rhode Island high school will reinstate a teacher who was put on administrative leave after he called assassinated Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk a "piece of garbage."

The article discusses a planned immigration sweep by the Department of Homeland Security in Mississippi and Louisiana, with the support of state officials, as part of "Operation Swamp Sweep" to locate and deport criminal illegal immigrants.

The House Education and Workforce Committee is investigating the Chicago Teachers Union for allegedly failing to provide financial audits to its members over the past five years, potentially betraying the trust of its members.

Former Congresswoman Katie Porter, who is running for California governor, blasted billionaire Tom Steyer for entering the race, despite previously receiving over $16,000 in campaign contributions from him.