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President Trump reacted to the release of photos that allegedly show the husband of former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem cross-dressing in private messages to women, and the Noem family confirmed the authenticity of the photos.

A U.K. potato farmer is left with over 600 tons of unsold crop due to declining demand from supermarkets and the growing use of weight-loss injections reducing food consumption, leading to financial losses and uncertainty.

The U.S. Department of Justice is suing education agencies in Minnesota for refusing to comply with President Trump's mandate to keep biological male trans athletes out of girls' high school sports, and former Minnesota Vikings captain Jack Brewer has condemned the state's commitment to protecting transgender athletes amid concerns over educational resources for Black students.

MLB umpire CB Bucknor made a bizarre call during a game between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, ruling that a Brewers batter did not touch first base despite replay clearly showing he did, leading to laughter and scrutiny.

Bruce Springsteen used his concert stage to deliver blunt political speeches criticizing the state of America, leading some fans to label him a "traitor" while others praised him for using his platform to speak out.

Real estate experts say taxes, crime and shrinking services are driving Angelenos out of La La Land, with many relocating to Miami, Las Vegas and the greater Sunbelt.

Constitutional attorney Mark Smith discusses President Donald Trump's challenge to birthright citizenship at the Supreme Court, analyzing the 14th Amendment's 'subject to the jurisdiction thereof' clause.

CAIR demanded Sen. Elissa Slotkin apologize for appearing on Bill Maher's show, citing Maher's history of anti-Muslim and anti-Arab rhetoric.

Michigan Democrat state representative Karen Whitsett is stepping away from political office, saying her Christian faith no longer aligns with today's Democratic Party after clashes over abortion, transgender issues, and party leadership.

A contributing writer for the far-left publication Drop Site News called for "wiping out" Israel and urged his followers not to make Israelis "feel safe."

Tiger Woods will not be participating in the upcoming Masters tournament after being charged with DUI following a rollover crash, and he has stated that he is stepping away to seek treatment and focus on his health.

The FCC chairman warns the NFL that their move to streaming more games could risk antitrust trouble, as fans are forced to juggle costly subscriptions just to follow football.

The Supreme Court struck down Colorado's ban on so-called "conversion therapy" for minors, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issuing a fiery dissent that was criticized by fellow liberal Justice Elena Kagan.

Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar argues that America's military deterrence relies not on its weapons stockpile, but on its ability to rapidly replenish it, and that AI can give the U.S. an edge over China by boosting American manufacturing and productivity.

Cam Smith, an Astros player, struck out three times but still managed to walk due to an umpire's mistake, highlighting the occasional counting failures that can occur in MLB games.

Sen. Mark Kelly, a Democratic senator, agreed with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's decision to lift the suspension of the Army pilots who flew a helicopter over Kid Rock's mansion, saying they should not be punished.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that challenges birthright citizenship, with the court voicing strong pushback against efforts to restrict who can be considered an American.

Justice Samuel Alito invoked an analogy from the late Justice Antonin Scalia as the Supreme Court weighed whether birthright citizenship extended to children of illegal immigrants.