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Hundreds of young people took over the streets in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood, leading to concerns about safety and damage to property, with the mayor warning that these "teen trends" can turn deadly.

A Holocaust survivor facing a housing crisis in NYC accused Mayor Zohran Mamdani of not keeping his promise to meet and discuss affordable housing.

The article discusses how a proposed $30/hour minimum wage in New York City could "obliterate" certain industries, as warned by an expert, citing negative outcomes such as automation, reduced work hours, and higher menu prices observed in California's minimum wage hike for fast-food workers.

A Washington woman was sentenced to nearly three decades in prison for the premeditated killing of her father, despite her courtroom demeanor and claims of abuse.

Canada's Bill C-9, the "Combatting Hate Act," has drawn criticism from some who warn it could chill religious speech and expose people to prosecution for quoting the Bible, while the government argues it is aimed at combating antisemitism and does not threaten religious freedom.

The parents of an unsupervised toddler were charged after the child was injured by a wolf at Hersheypark's ZooAmerica in Pennsylvania when the child crawled under a protective fence into a restricted area.

President Donald Trump vowed to seek jail time for the leaker behind the first reports of a downed U.S. pilot in Iran, claiming the leak put the mission and the pilot at greater risk.

President Donald Trump warns that a GOP loss in the midterms could trigger another impeachment push by Democrats, as Rep. John Larson introduces 13 articles of impeachment against Trump.

A 56-year-old American woman, Lynette Hooker, went missing in the Bahamas after falling overboard from a small boat, and her daughter has requested a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

The article discusses the miraculous rescue of a U.S. airman who survived approximately 36 to 48 hours in the mountainous terrain of southwestern Iran, and the various factors that contributed to his survival and eventual rescue by a team of military personnel.

Chloe Fineman, an "SNL" cast member, faced backlash after revealing in a Vanity Fair video that she pantsed a six-year-old boy when she was a teenage camp counselor.

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has seen her popularity plummet after less than 3 months in office, with 46% of Virginians disapproving of her job performance compared to her predecessor's higher approval rating.

Democratic strategist James Carville bluntly stated that the Democratic Party's unpopularity is due to their recent election losses, emphasizing that winning elections is the key to regaining public favor.

Belle Burden, a Vanderbilt heiress, warns of the "red flags" she experienced in her marriage, including her husband controlling their finances and ultimately leaving her in a vulnerable position during their divorce.

"Deadliest Catch" deckhand Todd Meadows died on February 25 from drowning with probable hypothermia after falling overboard while commercial crab fishing in the Bering Sea, and his death is under investigation by the Coast Guard.

A study found that tau pathology, a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease, is linked to poor sleep and hyperactive brain activity. Experts warn that short sleep duration, fragmented sleep, and irregular sleep schedules can increase the risk of dementia.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) revoked the visas of two relatives of deceased Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, citing national security concerns and inadequacies in the vetting process for immigration applications.

Michael Che, the "Weekend Update" anchor on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," made an assassination joke about President Donald Trump, prompting a blistering response from the White House.