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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed that President Donald Trump would prefer to watch Kid Rock instead of Bad Bunny for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show.

Nearly half of cancers could be avoided by cutting out three major risk factors - tobacco, infections, and alcohol consumption, according to a new study.

Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, criticized the media for questioning the FBI's seizure of ballots and documents related to the 2020 election in Fulton County, Georgia, after years of claiming that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.

Utah-based budget airline Breeze Airways is expanding its low-cost travel routes in the U.S., including new destinations and the return of service to San Antonio, Texas, as the company prepares for an "exciting season of summer travel."

The article discusses criticism of the reliability and performance of electric school buses, with concerns raised about taxpayer money being wasted on subsidy programs for such buses that have faced issues in cold weather.

Iran seized two foreign oil tankers in the Persian Gulf on Thursday, accusing them of fuel smuggling, ahead of high-stakes U.S.–Iran talks in Oman on Friday.

A nonpartisan research group has raised serious concerns about Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib's affiliations with individuals and organizations linked to designated foreign terrorist entities, citing a "recurring pattern" of behavior that suggests an ideological affinity for radical movements.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson faced backlash for applauding anti-ICE rhetoric at the Grammys, leading Sen. Marsha Blackburn to urge the Supreme Court Chief Justice to investigate whether Jackson's attendance at the event violates the court's Code of Conduct and requires her recusal from certain cases.

A retired U.S. Army Green Beret says the anti-ICE activities in Minnesota, involving over 200 nationwide groups using military-grade intelligence gathering techniques to track federal law enforcement, constitute a dangerous "insurgency" against the U.S. government.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris re-launches her old campaign site as an online organizing hub for younger voters, sparking speculation about her potential 2028 presidential aspirations.

Fiji, a popular honeymoon destination, is facing the Pacific's fastest-growing HIV epidemic, with officials attributing the surge to rising methamphetamine use and unsafe injecting practices.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has admitted to having the SRY gene and undergoing hormone treatments to lower testosterone levels, leading to appeals against the World Boxing Championships' new mandatory sex testing policy.

A single tip about a suspicious home in California led to a massive human trafficking takedown that rescued nearly 20 children, uncovered residential brothels, and resulted in over 600 arrests statewide.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent engaged in a heated exchange over President Trump's remarks about Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh.

Vice President JD Vance honored his mother's 10-year sobriety journey during his RNC address, while New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie criticized Vance and suggested his mother was right to have attempted to sell him for drugs.

Jennifer Esposito is being forced to move out of her home after mortgaging it to finance her critically acclaimed directorial debut film "Fresh Kills," highlighting the lack of industry support despite the film's success.

At least three people are dead and several others injured after a car crashed into a grocery store in Los Angeles.

The article discusses how Prince Andrew, the disgraced brother of King Charles III, was forced to vacate his 30-room mansion and move to a temporary residence on the Sandringham estate due to the latest release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files, which included photos of Andrew in compromising situations.

Brian Kilmeade tours a U.S. military base in Germany and highlights technological innovations, while former President Trump warns that the U.S. could use military force to secure the Diego Garcia air base in the Chagos Islands if any future deal threatens access to the joint U.S.-UK installation.

According to a Department of Homeland Security intelligence bulletin, there has been an increase in domestic partners using chemical and biological toxins, such as cyanide and ricin, to harm or kill their spouses or partners over the past five years, which can make detection, investigation, and prosecution challenging.