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Kristi Noem, the DHS Secretary, has characterized the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by federal agents in Minneapolis as an "act of domestic terrorism," alleging that Good had been "stalking, impeding, and blocking" ICE officers for hours before the incident.

Quarterback Demond Williams Jr. is looking to leave the Washington Huskies shortly after signing an NIL deal, and his agent has decided to end their representation over philosophical differences.

A 550-pound bear that had been living beneath a California man's home for over a month was finally removed after a wildlife expert crawled under the home and used paintballs filled with vegetable oil to flush the bear out.

Former "Saturday Night Live" star Bowen Yang agreed with his podcast co-host Matt Rogers that it would be a "waste" of money to support Rep. Jasmine Crockett's Senate campaign in Texas.

Iranian demonstrations have intensified for the 12th day as protesters target state symbols, and security forces reportedly kill protesters, leading to a nationwide internet blackout to restrict communication.

President Donald Trump discussed his plans to expand operations against drug cartels, secure the southern border, and his role in the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.

A Louisiana woman was arrested for trespassing, resisting arrest, and threatening deputies after she allegedly attacked a sheriff's deputy responding to a complaint about her skinny-dipping in a neighbor's pond.

National security experts warn that a Chinese intelligence officer's ownership of two golf courses near a critical U.S. military base raises concerns about the Chinese Communist Party's efforts to gain proximity and influence near sensitive American installations.

Bradley Cooper addressed ongoing speculation about his appearance on the "SmartLess" podcast, revealing that the online chatter has spilled into his real life, with people commenting on his looks.

The Trump administration is considering paying Greenland residents thousands of dollars as part of a bid to encourage the territory to secede from Denmark and join the United States, but Denmark and Greenland have firmly rejected the proposal.

A Nebraska state senator was seen removing portraits of America's Founders from a display in the state Capitol, claiming the exhibit violated Capitol rules, although she denied her actions were political.

President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of a previously expected second wave of attacks against Venezuela due to the nation's cooperation, including the release of political prisoners and plans for investments in Venezuela's oil and gas infrastructure.

The Democratic National Committee filed a Supreme Court amicus brief to counter the Republican Party in a major election law case that could determine the fate of millions of mail-in ballots nationwide.

Protesters, including members of the Freedom Road Socialist Organization, took to the streets of Minneapolis following the deadly shooting of Renee Nicole Good, an immigration activist and member of the "ICE Watch" group, by a federal agent.

The article discusses the new USDA food pyramid that prioritizes protein, dairy, and healthy fats over processed foods and whole grains, with Dr. Ben Carson, the USDA's national nutrition advisor, sharing his views on healthy eating and cautioning against relying solely on weight loss drugs like Ozempic.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash over his appointment of Cea Weaver, a property-rights skeptic and "housing justice" advocate, to head the city's Office to Protect Tenants, as Weaver has previously called homeownership a form of "white supremacy" and advocated for the government to "seize private property."

The Minnesota ICE shooting that resulted in the death of Renee Good has drawn strong reactions, with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem calling it "domestic terrorism" and former MLB player Mark Teixeira voicing his support for ICE.

Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., plans to block any future DHS nominees until Secretary Kristi Noem comes before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

U.S. Winter Olympics snowboarder Chloe Kim suffered a shoulder injury while training, jeopardizing her chances of winning a third straight gold medal at the upcoming Winter Olympics.

The article discusses the ongoing fraud investigation in Minnesota, the Democratic Party's increasingly radical views, and the importance of unity within the conservative movement to win in the 2026 elections.