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The article describes the opening of a free grocery store in New York City's West Village, which drew crowds of New Yorkers seeking relief from high food costs, leading to security issues and concerns about the store's ability to meet the demand.

A cruise ship experienced a power loss and malfunction off the coast of Greece, requiring assistance from Greek authorities, and leading to the cancellation of the ship's upcoming voyage.

A student appeared to put his phone near Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg's face during a court storm after Iowa's victory, leading to an apology from Iowa and a review of security protocols.

A federal judge found a Justice Department attorney in civil contempt of court for failing to comply with her order to release a detained Mexican immigrant without conditions and return his identification documents.

Boeing is moving its Defense, Space & Security headquarters from Arlington, Virginia back to St. Louis, citing leadership proximity to its workforce, just weeks after new Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger took office in Virginia.

Russia warned Iran and all parties in the Middle East to exercise restraint and caution, as the world's largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, and its strike group move towards the region amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear program.

A plastic surgeon who trained at NYU Langone Health is apologizing for not speaking up after witnessing minors as young as 13 undergo "irreversible" gender surgeries, and the hospital has announced it will discontinue its Transgender Youth Health Program.

Princess Diana's butler Paul Burrell claims that former Prince Andrew was "always greedy" and that staff revolted over his late-night demands and excess. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the brother of the UK's King Charles III, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

A recent study found that abstaining from food three hours before bedtime can benefit heart health, including lowering blood pressure and heart rate, as well as improving blood sugar control, especially among middle-aged and older adults at higher risk for cardiometabolic disease.

Carrie Underwood faced backlash after revealing she was booed by the audience during "American Idol's" Hollywood Week, with some social media users criticizing her perceived conservative leanings, particularly her performance of "America the Beautiful" at President Trump's 2025 inauguration ceremony.

The EEOC sues Coca-Cola distributor for allegedly excluding male employees from networking event, claiming sex discrimination violation in workplace.

The Trump administration's Make D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force has made over 10,000 arrests and recovered more than 1,000 illegal firearms in Washington, D.C., leading to a significant drop in homicides, thefts, and other violent crimes in the nation's capital.

Savannah Chrisley, a conservative guest host on "The View," discussed an off-camera exchange with co-host Sunny Hostin about Chrisley's parents, who were pardoned by President Donald Trump after being convicted of bank and tax fraud offenses.

A bystander named Michael Black tackled and disarmed a shooter at a Rhode Island high school hockey game, saving countless lives, and the quick police response ensured the safety of Black's family.

Bodycam video shows authorities discovering nearly five dozen men blindfolded and covered in unknown substances in an apparent hazing incident at the University of Iowa's Alpha Delta Phi fraternity house in 2024.

A new study found that a single dose of the psychedelic compound DMT significantly reduced symptoms in people with major depressive disorder, though researchers note larger trials are needed as the next step in developing DMT therapy for depression.

A Navy reservist on active duty is accused of murdering his wife in Virginia and is believed to have fled to Hong Kong.

NYC Mayor Mamdani threatens a 9.5% property tax hike to close a $5.4 billion budget gap unless Albany taxes the ultra-wealthy, sparking real estate market concerns.