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The Virginia State Police have launched a manhunt for Union High School football coach Travis L. Turner, who has been declared a fugitive following his disappearance from his home and the issuance of 10 warrants to charge him with five counts of possession of child pornography and five counts of using a computer to solicit a minor.

Trump stated that his team has made tremendous progress over the past week in ending the Russia-Ukraine war, and he has directed his special envoy and secretary of the army to meet with Putin and the Ukrainians, respectively, to finalize a peace plan.

Richard Branson announces his wife Joan has died at 80 after 50 years of marriage. The Virgin founder called her his 'best friend' and 'guiding light.'

The Department of War has launched an investigation into Arizona Senator Mark Kelly over a video in which he allegedly called on service members to "refuse illegal orders." Secretary of War Pete Hegseth criticized Kelly's post about his military service, claiming that his uniform was not displayed correctly.

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced she will not seek re-election for a fourth term, ending her decade-long reign in the nation's capital.

The article discusses the perception-reality disconnect regarding the rise in violent crime in Charlotte, North Carolina, under the leadership of Democratic Mayor Vi Lyles, as highlighted by North Carolina District 12 GOP Chairperson Addul Ali, who argues that Lyles' re-election reflects broader political dynamics rather than voter enthusiasm for her leadership.

Tara Reid was taken to the hospital on a stretcher after claiming her drink was tampered with at a Chicago hotel bar, causing her to become incoherent and slur her words.

Five people, including three children, were killed in a head-on collision on a Colorado highway after the driver of a stolen Toyota hatchback lost control and crashed into an oncoming Ford sedan.

The Tempe Police Department arrested 249 individuals at an Arizona bar in a massive operation targeting underage drinking, the second such raid at the establishment in just one year.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed Darrick Hamilton, a reparations activist and founding director of the Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy at The New School, to lead his economic and workforce development transition team.

The article discusses Iowa Democrat Christina Bohannan's campaign for Congress, which has centered on her image as a middle-class advocate, despite financial disclosures and real estate records indicating she is part of the wealthy elite she claims to fight against.

The Department of War has launched an investigation into Arizona Senator Mark Kelly over potentially unlawful comments he made in a viral video titled "Don't Give Up the Ship," which critics claim encouraged treason from service members.

New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino discusses a violent mob that overran a Queens neighborhood, leaving a couple beaten and a car on fire, and expresses concern over the mayor-elect's plans to address the issue.

Former Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Kelce and his wife Kylie have been candid about their experiences parenting their four daughters, addressing unsolicited opinions about their children's gender-neutral names.

Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal with Russia to end the war, with some minor details still to be sorted out, according to a U.S. official. The talks between U.S. and Russian officials, as well as the Ukrainian delegation, have been productive and the parties have reached a common understanding on the core terms of the agreement.

Sen. Mark Kelly, a Democrat from Arizona, responded to the Pentagon's investigation into a video he and other lawmakers made urging service members to refuse illegal orders, saying he will not be intimidated by Trump's threats of execution and prosecution.

The father of an 18-year-old cheerleader who died under suspicious circumstances aboard a Carnival cruise ship has been subpoenaed to testify in a bitter custody battle between his wife and her ex-husband, and the FBI is investigating the death, which was ruled a homicide by mechanical asphyxiation.

The New York Times published a story about an illegal immigrant from Guatemala who stole an American's identity, causing him financial and legal troubles, which sparked intense debate on social media over the paper's perceived sympathetic framing of the immigrant.

Paige Spiranac faced significant backlash and received thousands of death threats following her appearance in the Internet Invitational golf tournament, where she was caught on camera improving her lie, leading to accusations of cheating.

The Justice Department filed a brief supporting a Supreme Court case challenging Hawaii's new law that restricts where concealed carry license holders can carry firearms, arguing that the law violates the Second Amendment.