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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stormed out of her deposition before the House Oversight Committee after it was revealed that a House Republican had leaked a photo of her inside the room.

Homeowners on a backroad out of Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood have a camera that recorded vehicles on the morning of her suspected abduction, and investigators are still looking into the footage as part of the ongoing investigation.

Iran is conducting "indiscriminate" attacks on vessels across the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf following the launch of U.S.-Israeli strikes, targeting a sanctioned oil tanker with Iranian crew and ties to the regime.

Freed hostages Keith and Aviva Siegel thanked First Lady Melania Trump for her efforts to secure their release from Hamas captivity in Gaza.

Joel Klatt ranked Fernando Mendoza, the Heisman winner and national championship winning quarterback, as the top offensive player in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz criticized the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts and argued that the administration should "pay for what they broke."

Former Hegseth adviser says NATO has opportunities "to step up and do more" as some European allies express hesitation over the U.S. campaign against Iran.

A 21-year-old skier was left dangling 65 feet in the air after a chairlift prank went wrong at a resort in California, with her twin sister and friend working to prevent her from falling.

The Islamic Republic of Iran has selected radical cleric Ayatollah Alireza Arafi to its interim leadership council following the killing of its supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, indicating that he could be a leading candidate to replace Khamenei as supreme leader.

The House Oversight Committee requested a briefing from the Department of Justice on the dark money funding behind agitator groups involved in anti-ICE demonstrations across the country, particularly regarding possible connections to foreign influences and criminal activities.

Rep. Ryan Zinke, R-Mont., is retiring from Congress at the end of this year, citing medical reasons, adding to the mass exodus of Republican lawmakers heading for the exit halfway through President Donald Trump's second term.

Rep. Brian Mast warns that Russia and China are hurt the most by the joint U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran, as a pro-China network funded by a Marxist American tech tycoon in Shanghai is working to sabotage America's war footing against Iran through well-coordinated and well-funded protests by far-left organizations.

The article reports on a deadly stabbing incident on a Virginia highway that involved a Foreign Service Officer, leaving one woman and a dog dead, and several others wounded, before the suspect was shot and killed by a state trooper.

A Connecticut high school senior, Camden Siegal, was shot and killed while getting into a rideshare car with friends in February, according to authorities.

The WHCA President Eugene Daniels took aim at Trump during the association's annual dinner, declaring that the press is "not the opposition."

"Deadliest Catch" star Captain Sig Hansen reflects on his mortality and life at sea, while his co-star Todd Meadows, a 25-year-old deckhand, tragically passed away while fishing off the coast of Alaska.

Bill Clinton told lawmakers that President Trump "never said anything to make me think he was involved with anything improper with regard to Epstein."

The article discusses a 19-year-old man accused of raping a University of Georgia student, and the ongoing legal proceedings related to the 2024 murder of another UGA student, Laken Riley, whose convicted killer is seeking a new trial.

Shia LaBeouf addressed his recent arrest for simple battery during a Mardi Gras incident, admitting he had "some contrition" and felt responsible for hurting people, though he refuted the idea of treatment as a solution, suggesting he has a "small man complex" rather than a drinking problem.