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The co-hosts of "The View" erupted after conservative guest host Savannah Chrisley defended President Donald Trump against accusations of racism, including from co-host Sunny Hostin, who insisted Trump was a racist.

A passenger found a way to save money on airport drinks by filling travel bottles with alcohol. The city of Split, Croatia is proposing a ban on the sale of alcohol between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. to curb drunk tourist behavior.

A student appeared to put his phone near Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg's face during a court storm after Iowa's victory, leading to an apology from Iowa and a review of security protocols.

Former President Barack Obama acknowledged the possibility of aliens, but said he did not see evidence of extraterrestrial contact during his presidency, while former President Donald Trump accused Obama of disclosing classified information about non-human visitors to Earth.

A cruise ship experienced a power loss and malfunction off the coast of Greece, requiring assistance from Greek authorities, and leading to the cancellation of the ship's upcoming voyage.

Alysa Liu, the American figure skater, won gold in the women's free skate final at the 2026 Winter Olympics, ending a long drought for American women in the event.

A federal judge found a Justice Department attorney in civil contempt of court for failing to comply with her order to release a detained Mexican immigrant without conditions and return his identification documents.

The article describes the opening of a free grocery store in New York City's West Village, which drew crowds of New Yorkers seeking relief from high food costs, leading to security issues and concerns about the store's ability to meet the demand.

Russia warned Iran and all parties in the Middle East to exercise restraint and caution, as the world's largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, and its strike group move towards the region amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear program.

Dan Osborn, a Nebraska independent Senate candidate, has faced criticism for funneling a significant amount of campaign funds to his family members, including his wife and her political consulting firm.

Kunal Nayyar, known for his role as Raj Koothrappali in "The Big Bang Theory," is grateful for his financial freedom and uses his wealth to give back to communities in need, funding scholarships and paying medical bills for families.

Columbia University removed a virtual career fair advertisement for U.S. Customs and Border Protection after protests by students and faculty. Hundreds of students were suspended following an anti-ICE walkout at Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, Virginia.

Eric Dane, known for his roles in "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Last Ship," has died after a long battle with ALS. He was 53 years old.

A plastic surgeon who trained at NYU Langone Health is apologizing for not speaking up after witnessing minors as young as 13 undergo "irreversible" gender surgeries, and the hospital has announced it will discontinue its Transgender Youth Health Program.

The article summarizes a social media addiction trial in Los Angeles, where Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified for eight hours, facing allegations that Meta knowingly designed and promoted addictive products that targeted children, despite internal warnings about the risks.

The husband of a Christian teacher, Ashley Flynn, made the 911 call after she was shot and killed in her home while her children were asleep in Tipp City, Ohio. Police have launched a homicide investigation into her death.

The Indiana House unanimously approved legislation establishing a Northwest Indiana Stadium Authority to oversee the construction of a new NFL stadium near Hammond, Indiana, as the Chicago Bears continue to explore relocation options away from Soldier Field.

The U.S. has assembled a substantial military force near Iran, including two carrier strike groups and long-range bombers, but diplomacy is still ongoing, with Iran expected to return to negotiations within weeks to narrow differences.