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The U.S. has stepped up airstrikes against al-Shabab and ISIS in Somalia, as part of ongoing efforts to degrade the groups' ability to threaten U.S. interests.

President Donald Trump was caught on video appearing to mouth an expletive and make an obscene gesture toward a heckler during a visit to a Ford manufacturing facility in Michigan, which the White House later defended as an "appropriate and unambiguous response."

Passengers on an Air Canada flight were left horrified when they heard chilling screams from a ground crew member who became trapped in the plane's cargo hold before takeoff, prompting the flight to be canceled.

A woman was pulled from her car after allegedly blocking federal agents from conducting an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis, as anti-ICE protesters gathered and clashed with federal law enforcement.

Unredacted construction plans for China's new super embassy in London reveal a hidden underground room positioned alarmingly close to Britain's sensitive communication cables, raising national security concerns over potential espionage threats.

A U.S. Secret Service employee assigned to Vice President JD Vance's protective detail has been placed on administrative leave after an undercover video allegedly showed the agent leaking sensitive security information, prompting the agency to issue an order for all personnel to retake anti-espionage training.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito questioned an attorney about defining sex for equal protection purposes in a case involving transgender athlete eligibility in women's sports.

The article reports that Iranian security forces have escalated from using pellet guns to live ammunition against protesters, sharply increasing casualties according to a doctor who fled the country. The doctor described the use of heavy weapons like machine guns and the brutal nature of the injuries, with some bodies being unrecognizable.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on transgender athlete bans, with attorneys for transgender athletes arguing to have their case dismissed as moot, while the opposing side presented evidence that the plaintiff's graduation date was inaccurate.

New analysis reveals how pet food, diapers, and coffee purchases at Costco can quickly offset the $65 annual membership fee through bulk buying savings.

Brooks Koepka may have returned to the PGA Tour following a stint at LIV Golf, but other LIV Golf stars, including Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, and Cameron Smith, have committed to staying with the Saudi-backed league.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey stated that protests in the city have remained peaceful following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, but he does not support abolishing ICE despite criticizing the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.

Brooks Nader is enjoying a sun-soaked girls' trip in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, sharing vacation moments with her sister, including posing on the beach and dining out while showcasing her more natural look after dissolving her lip fillers.

Scott Adams, the creator of the "Dilbert" comic strip, has died at the age of 68 after a battle with cancer, with his ex-wife announcing his passing during a livestream.

More immigrants left the United States than entered in 2025, the first time in at least half a century, according to a new report from economists.

The FBI executed a search warrant on Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's home as part of a probe into a government contractor accused of illegally retaining classified materials.

The article discusses claims that the U.S. used a "sonic weapon" against Venezuelan troops during an operation to capture President Nicolás Maduro, though experts caution that the extreme injuries described are not typical of known acoustic devices and there is no official confirmation of such a weapon's use.

The article reports that some U.S. military personnel have been told to leave bases in the Middle East amid widespread protests in Iran and threats to intervene from President Trump.

The House of Representatives voted to reverse Biden-era regulations on shower heads, framing it as a way to return choice to homeowners and push back on regulatory overreach.

Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser mocked CBS News in her opening monologue, calling it "America's newest place to see BS news," and said she deliberately avoided political jokes, as they simply weren't "funny" in the current climate.