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During a stop at an Iowa diner, President Donald Trump paused to allow a patron to pray for him before his speech.

A Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) nurse was fired after making TikTok videos suggesting ways to harm ICE agents, including contaminating their food and jabbing them with paralytic drugs.

A private business jet crashed on takeoff from Bangor International Airport in Maine on Sunday night, killing all six people aboard.

Rep. Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance by a man who charged her during a town hall meeting in Minneapolis, but she was able to continue the event after being pulled away by her security.

Kelly Reilly, the actress who played Beth Dutton in "Yellowstone," expressed her disappointment over how the show ended due to the reported off-screen conflict between lead actor Kevin Costner and series creator Taylor Sheridan.

Researchers found that different varieties of monk fruit contain a mix of antioxidants, bioactive compounds, and amino acids that may offer health benefits beyond its use as a zero-calorie sweetener, though more research is needed to determine the whole fruit's benefits compared to processed monk fruit sweeteners.

FAT Brands files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with $1.3 billion debt, affecting Fatburger, Johnny Rockets, Twin Peaks and 16 other restaurant chains.

A Virginia circuit court judge struck down a redistricting amendment proposed by Virginia Democrats, ruling that lawmakers exceeded their authority, violated session rules, and failed to meet constitutional notice requirements.

The Trump administration provided a preliminary report to Congress on the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a U.S. VA ICU nurse, by Border Patrol agents during an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis.

A retired NYPD sergeant, Roger McGovern, died after reportedly suffering a heart attack while shoveling snow during a major winter storm in Long Island, New York.

The White House sent Tom Homan, the border czar, to oversee immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota following fatal shootings involving federal agents and subsequent protests in the Twin Cities.

The ex-husband of Monique Tepe, Michael McKee, is expected to appear in court for an extradition hearing after allegedly gunning down Monique and her current husband Spencer Tepe, according to a newly unsealed affidavit that alleges McKee was spotted near the victims' home weeks before the killings.

Sydney Sweeney announced the launch of her new lingerie line Syrn, which has received backing from Jeff Bezos and his wife Lauren Sánchez Bezos, and the actress climbed the Hollywood sign to promote the upcoming launch, though she did not have permission to do so.

Sen. Ted Cruz called for the U.S. to arm Iranian protesters as unrest continues inside the nation and Iran-backed militias issued threats against Washington.

During a town hall in her Minneapolis district, Rep. Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance by an attacker, but she refused to leave and continued her remarks, condemning federal immigration enforcement actions in the area as overly aggressive and traumatic for local residents.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will publicly testify on the Trump administration's policy in Venezuela, after helping to convince lawmakers to back the administration and vowing that no further military action would take place without Congress' approval.

Germany has updated its U.S. travel advisory, citing immigration protests and violent clashes in the city of Minneapolis.

The article criticizes the silence of Hollywood and Western cultural elites regarding the brutal crackdown on the Iranian people's fight for freedom, and calls for sustained support and advocacy for the overthrow of the Iranian regime.

A national education watchdog group has released a database cataloging over 700 school districts across 33 states and Washington, D.C. that have adopted "sanctuary," "safe haven," or immigration-related policies to limit their cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Whoopi Goldberg, a former "Star Trek" actress, defended the franchise's socially liberal and inclusive identity, which has faced backlash from conservative critics, including White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, who accused it of abandoning its core audience.