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Christian Slater says fame is always weird, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame is considered the "worst" tourist attraction according to a new report.

The article reports that the National Education Association (NEA), a prominent teachers' union, has spent millions of dollars from union funds to support far-left activist groups, ballot initiatives, and social justice organizations, rather than focusing on the needs and interests of its members.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called for peace amid violent protests directed toward federal authorities after an illegal immigrant from Venezuela was shot in the leg during an altercation with an ICE agent, despite his previous demands for ICE to "get the f--- out" of the city.

Two teenage best friends, George Watts and Derrick Hubbard, tragically lost their lives after a sandpit they were digging collapsed in Inverness, Florida.

The defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson, the accused assassin of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, are seeking to disqualify the Utah County Attorney's Office from handling the case because a member of the prosecution team had an adult child who witnessed the murder.

The Danish foreign minister addresses concerns over Russian and Chinese influence in Greenland, and the U.S. government's push to control the region for national security reasons, given its strategic importance.

According to health experts, each person's relationship with alcohol is unique, and the safest level of alcohol consumption is likely zero, though moderate drinking may provide some benefits. Risks associated with alcohol use, particularly for those predisposed to addiction, are discussed, along with the social and stress-relieving benefits of drinking.

The article summarizes the new footage of the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, where Good suffered four gunshot wounds and the ICE officer suffered internal bleeding from being struck by Good's vehicle.

The RNC Chair Joe Gruters is optimistic that the Republican Party will defy history and pick up seats in the 2026 midterm elections, with former President Donald Trump as their "secret weapon."

A Brazilian au pair named Juliana Peres Magalhaes is charged with the murder of a man in her employers' Virginia home, and her ex-IRS agent employer, Brendan Banfield, is on trial for orchestrating the killings to cover up his extramarital affair with the au pair.

Jay Leno continues to care for his wife Mavis, who is suffering from dementia, despite some people's surprising reactions, including suggestions that he find a girlfriend.

The U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Mike Waltz, warned that the Iranian regime is responsible for the deaths of countless Americans and is on an illegal march toward a nuclear weapon, while the Iranian regime accused the U.S. of trying to destabilize the country.

The article discusses the widespread welfare fraud in Minnesota, which has stolen billions of dollars from various government assistance programs, and argues that the issue is symptomatic of deeper flaws in the design of the U.S. welfare system that make it highly susceptible to fraud and abuse.

The article discusses a preliminary ballistic match linking a gun recovered from an Illinois surgeon's property to the murders of an Ohio dentist and his wife, which presents a significant issue for the defense according to a legal expert.

Former Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros star outfielder Kyle Tucker has agreed to a $240 million, four-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced that Charles Wall will serve as the new ICE deputy director as the Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement against criminal illegal aliens, despite resistance from sanctuary jurisdictions and activist groups.

The article predicts a "mass migration" of wealthy Californians out of the state if a proposed tax policy is implemented, as they seek to avoid a significant tax burden on their assets.

Newly elected Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson was fined $250 by the city's ethics commission for failing to adequately disclose over $10,000 in campaign contributions from her parents, which she claimed were used for childcare costs.

The article discusses the Trump administration's new sanctions on Iranian officials and its support for the ongoing protests in Iran, in contrast with the Obama administration's more passive approach during the 2009 Green Revolution.

Tyler Robinson's legal team is pushing to disqualify prosecutors in the Kirk assassination case, and the FBI has confirmed that Lance Twiggs, Robinson's transgender roommate and lover, is no longer under FBI protection.