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A resident in the Catalina Foothills neighborhood has a street-facing Ring camera that caught 12 cars passing by on the morning of Nancy Guthrie's suspected abduction, but police have not yet determined if the video is useful to the investigation.

Kansas has invalidated driver's licenses and birth certificates for transgender residents who changed their sex designation on government documents, requiring them to obtain new standard licenses at a cost of $26. The law also restricts the use of shared private spaces in government buildings to a single sex and imposes civil penalties and potential criminal charges for violations.

Four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Derek Carr is reportedly considering a comeback after retiring in 2025, and the New Orleans Saints, who own his rights, may be willing to facilitate a trade if they are satisfied with the development of their 2022 draft pick Tyler Shough.

Hillary Clinton criticized Republicans after a roughly six-hour closed-door deposition related to the Jeffrey Epstein probe, saying they held a private hearing instead of a public one, and that she would not testify again if there was a public hearing.

Shia LaBeouf was ordered to return to drug and alcohol rehabilitation after a judge set a $100,000 bond on Thursday, following his arrest on two counts of battery over an alleged assault outside a bar during Mardi Gras.

Denver Mayor Michael Johnston issued an executive order directing city authorities to detain U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents who use excessive force against or assault, shoot, or kill civilians in the city.

The article discusses how Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called a snap election in Denmark, which is widely viewed as an attempt to consolidate rising public support tied to her handling of tensions with President Donald Trump over Greenland.

A North Carolina woman whose disappearance in 2001 triggered a 24-year search was located and is facing criminal charges from the year she vanished, related to a failure to appear charge for a DWI.

The article discusses the ongoing nuclear talks between Iran and the U.S., with Iran continuing to enrich uranium and reject proposals despite progress in the negotiations, while President Trump insists on curbing Iran's nuclear program through diplomacy or military action if necessary.

A federal judge appointed by former President Biden ruled against the Trump administration's third-country deportation policy, but the Supreme Court had previously blocked his earlier decision and admonished him for flouting its ruling.

The article discusses a Canadian media outlet's criticism of the U.S. Olympic men's hockey team for attending the State of the Union address after meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House, with the writer comparing the players to "monkeys in a zoo" and questioning their intelligence.

A Texas-based career criminal with a lengthy criminal record is behind bars in Travis County after being charged with murdering a father of five, raising scrutiny of the Travis County District Attorney's lenient prosecutorial approach and "soft on crime" policies.

Megan Marx, a "Bachelor Australia" star, reflected on the challenges of grief three years after receiving a rare brain disorder diagnosis, spinocerebellar ataxia, a rare and incurable neurological disorder that affects coordination and mobility.

Rep. Jonathan Jackson criticized the "toxic climate" in Washington, D.C. that would "lower the flag for Charlie Kirk" while denying his father, Rev. Jesse Jackson, the opportunity to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol.

David Spade claimed he was underpaid for his role as Kuzco in the hit Disney movie "The Emperor's New Groove," revealing he was told it was an "honor" to be in a Disney film rather than a lucrative opportunity.

Afghanistan and Pakistan exchanged significant cross-border fire, with the Taliban claiming it launched retaliatory strikes on Pakistani military positions and Pakistan responding with an "immediate and effective response."

Bobby J. Brown, a talented actor known for his roles in "The Wire" and other shows, has died at the age of 62 in a barn fire accident.

The Tampa International Airport sparked a social media debate by jokingly proposing a ban on wearing pajamas at the airport, igniting a discussion on air travel etiquette and dress codes.

A New Hampshire man confessed to shooting and killing one person at a country club, saying he aimed to target the rich because "they were not helping the poor."

Hillary Clinton is accusing the GOP-led House Oversight Committee of using her testimony in the Jeffrey Epstein probe to distract from President Trump's actions and cover them up, claiming she has no knowledge that would assist the investigation.