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Compounds found in cannabis, such as cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabigerol (CBG), may help treat metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, a study suggests, but further clinical trials are needed to determine their proper application for human patients.

The wife of a Georgia high school teacher who died after a late-night senior prank gone wrong has asked for all charges to be dropped against the students involved, as the teacher was "excited and waiting to catch them in the act."

The article discusses a State Department official, Sarah Rogers, who testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee about the Biden administration's efforts to "make the maps more gay." Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., questioned Rogers on this claim, expressing skepticism and noting that Congress should focus on more pressing national security issues.

President Trump wants to keep the Strait of Hormuz open, which is a vital Middle East waterway, to help other nations, including China, that rely on it for energy supplies.

Tua Tagovailoa plans to sign a one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons, joining Michael Penix Jr. in a quarterback competition, after being released by the Miami Dolphins, who have agreed to terms with Malik Willis as his potential replacement.

Bill Maher defended his decision to have dinner with former President Trump, arguing that it was not a "no-win" situation and that he was simply dealing with the reality of Trump's presidency.

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith ruled out running for president in 2028 during an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, stating that if he had to give up his money, it's not happening.

Australia granted asylum to five members of the Iranian women's soccer team following pressure from former U.S. President Donald Trump due to concerns for their safety if they returned to Iran.

The article discusses a case where real estate moguls Tal and Oren Alexander and their brother Alon Alexander were found guilty in federal court of sex trafficking and related offenses, marking a dramatic fall for the once-prominent luxury brokers.

Nearly half of California teachers plan to retire or quit in the next 10 years, reflecting a nationwide teacher shortage issue that is causing some schools to move to four-day weeks.

Conan O'Brien called out comedians who focused more on criticizing President Trump than being funny, and he believes late-night shows are in trouble.

Savannah Guthrie, co-host of the "Today" show, visited her mother's home in Tucson, Arizona, to lay flowers as the search for her missing 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, enters its sixth week with little publicly known progress in the ongoing investigation.

A series of airline security scares over the weekend prompted authorities to temporarily disrupt air travel in multiple cities, though no credible threats were found. Passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale were held at gunpoint and evacuated after a reported passenger disturbance, while a security threat at the Kansas City International Airport led to a two-hour evacuation before being deemed non-credible.

A federal judge ordered the Department of Homeland Security to immediately improve conditions at an ICE processing facility in Baltimore, finding the conditions to be "unhygienic, unsanitary, and unconstitutional," despite the DHS denying the claims of poor treatment and inadequate medical care.

The article discusses a State Department official, Sarah Rogers, who claimed that the Biden administration was trying to "make the maps more gay" during a congressional hearing. Rep. Brian Mast questioned Rogers about this statement, expressing his concern that the administration was focused on such issues rather than more pressing national security matters.

James Carville admitted to having "Trump Derangement Syndrome" and expressed a desire to hate President Donald Trump even more.

An Obama-appointed federal judge's attempt to restrict immigration enforcement in Chicago was overruled by a federal appeals court, which found the judge's injunction to be "overbroad" and "constitutionally suspect."

The article discusses a suspected terror attack near the New York City mayor's home, where two men allegedly planned an assault "bigger than the Boston Marathon bombing" and made statements referencing ISIS.

The Miami Dolphins have agreed to a three-year, $67.5 million contract with free-agent quarterback Malik Willis, who will likely compete for the starting job after the team announced they would part ways with Tua Tagovailoa.