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Vice President JD Vance announced that the U.S. and Iran have not reached a deal after 21 hours of negotiations, as Iranian officials refused to accept the American terms.

The Kremlin has seized control of the Russian operations of a Pennsylvania-based manufacturer, CANPACK, under a legal framework allowing the Russian government to place certain foreign-owned assets under temporary state control, raising risks for other Western companies that remained in Russia during the war.

A man accused of orchestrating an $11 million Medicaid fraud scheme in Minnesota skipped a court appearance, prompting a warrant for his arrest, as Minnesota officials face ongoing criticism over oversight of taxpayer-funded programs and fraud cases.

The Indiana Fever made offseason moves to surround superstar Caitlin Clark with talent as the team looks to contend for a WNBA championship this year, with the Fever re-signing key players Lexie Hull and Kelsey Mitchell and adding veteran Monique Billings.

Congressman Eric Swalwell faces severe sexual misconduct accusations, including rape, as well as allegations of violating immigration and employment laws to keep a live-in nanny in the U.S., casting a shadow over his California gubernatorial bid.

The article discusses the ongoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown and the challenges Congress faces in funding the government, with the potential for continued funding crises in the coming years.

Authorities are investigating a mass shooting at a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Union, New Jersey.

Farrah Fawcett, the "Charlie's Angels" star, battled anal cancer "tooth and nail" for her son Redmond, according to her former assistant. Cheryl Ladd, Fawcett's co-star, also opened up about her own breast cancer diagnosis and the support she received from her "Charlie's Angels" co-stars during the show's 50th anniversary celebration.

Global Christian persecution has risen ahead of Easter, particularly in Nigeria and Cuba, as highlighted by human rights advocate Kristina Arriaga, with actor John Cleese criticizing the silence of the international community on the issue.

A new report by the Center for Christian Virtue and Institute for Family Studies finds that red states outperform blue states in family stability, economic mobility, and education, underscoring the importance of strengthening families and economic conditions to achieve the American dream.

According to "Pawn Stars" boss Rick Harrison, in-person gambling is not dying in Las Vegas, as the city hosts certain conventions and offers more than just gambling to attract visitors.

Resurfaced clips of former Democratic Senators Harry Reid and Dianne Feinstein echoing the Trump administration's stance on birthright citizenship have sparked a conservative uproar on social media, as the debate over the issue continues in the Supreme Court.

President Donald Trump attended the UFC 327 event in Miami, where he was greeted by a cheering crowd, and later addressed the ongoing negotiations with Iran, stating that the U.S. has defeated Iran militarily regardless of whether a deal is made.

Brian Hooker washed ashore at a small beach in Marsh Harbour, Bahamas after his wife Lynette Hooker disappeared into a stormy sea while the couple was returning to their yacht from a bar in Hope Town.

Catholic nuns who run a hospice in New York are suing the state's governor, arguing that a new law requiring them to comply with gender ideology mandates violates their religious beliefs and threatens their ability to continue their ministry to the dying poor.

The killing of a 15-year-old Missouri boy by an illegal immigrant has sparked outrage, with Republican leaders calling for tougher border enforcement and mass deportations.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor expressed frustration with being in the ideological minority on the Supreme Court and criticized her colleague Justice Brett Kavanaugh, accusing him of being out-of-touch and privileged.

Bryson DeChambeau was one hole away from playing the weekend at the Masters, but imploded on the 18th hole, leading to a triple bogey and missing the cut.

A punk band, The Lambrini Girls, had to drop out of their Coachella 2026 set after the lead singer, Phoebe Lunny, fractured her neck and suffered an acute brain injury.