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Kat Abughazaleh, a far-left social media influencer and former Media Matters journalist, lost her bid to replace longtime House Democrat Jan Schakowsky in Illinois' 9th Congressional District, with Daniel Biss, the mayor of Evanston and a former state lawmaker, emerging victorious in the crowded primary race.

Celebrations for Cesar Chavez's 99th birthday have been canceled due to concerning allegations made against him, including abuse of young women or minors, leading the United Farm Workers organization to distance itself from Chavez Day activities.

A Canadian woman expressed frustration over a 15-hour wait time in the emergency room, highlighting issues in the Canadian healthcare system. Additionally, a British appeals court ruled that a hospital unlawfully withdrew life-sustaining treatment from a patient without first obtaining court approval amid a dispute with the patient's family.

The Senate plans to hold a test vote on the SAVE America Act, which includes voter ID provisions, as Senate Republicans face challenges in passing the bill due to opposition from Democrats and some internal divisions within the GOP.

The article discusses the range of options being considered by the U.S. in its conflict with Iran, including hitting Iran's economic and oil lifeline at Kharg Island, a ground invasion, and targeted operations against Iran's nuclear program, each with significant risks.

Wilyer Abreu hit a solo home run to extend Venezuela's lead over the United States, and Venezuela's dominant pitching and timely hitting shocked the United States, 3-2, to capture the World Baseball Classic (WBC) title for the first time in team history.

Zoey McVoy, a high school senior from Florida, was severely injured after a skiing trip to Colorado that left her with broken ribs, head and spinal injuries, and requiring multiple surgeries.

Christina Haack, an HGTV star, explains why filming a new reality show with her ex-husband Josh Hall would have been a "recipe for disaster."

Bobby Pulido, the Democratic nominee in Texas' 15th Congressional District, is facing scrutiny over his past controversial behavior, including a music video depicting lewd acts and social media posts containing vulgar language and attacks.

Police made several arrests in Daytona Beach, Florida, as beachgoers gathered for spring break, with five separate shootings sending visitors running for cover and a police officer being hospitalized for gunshot wounds.

A 16-year-old Ohio girl who had been missing for a month was safely recovered in a Florida hotel room, leading to the arrest of an accused repeat kidnapper.

A 19-year-old illegal immigrant student was criminally charged with nine counts of assault and battery for allegedly groping girls in a Fairfax County, Virginia high school, and the school district said the accused would be allowed to return to school upon his release.

Florida executed a man Tuesday evening for the brutal 2008 rape and murder of a married mother of two young sons who called 911 and begged for help while tied up in her car after she was abducted.

The leader of an international pro-life group, Shawn Carney, criticized a bill being considered in the U.K. that would protect women from criminal liability for abortions up until birth, describing it as "a desire to kill" and a proposal that appears to be "out of nowhere" for most European countries.

Childhood obesity is surging across the United States, driven by a reliance on ultra-processed foods, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture is taking steps to double the amount of healthy food that retailers in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are required to stock.

A confrontation at Santana Row in San Jose, California, is being investigated as a potential antisemitic hate crime, with three suspects facing charges for assaulting two victims who reported hearing antisemitic language during the incident.

The article chronicles the nomination of Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., as the next Homeland Security chief, and discusses the potential challenges he may face during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

The ongoing Homeland Security shutdown is causing widespread airport chaos and hardship for federal workers, with unpaid TSA agents and severe weather leading to major travel delays and cancellations, prompting some European countries to warn their citizens about the potential perils of visiting the U.S.