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Eileen Gu, an American-born skier who represents China, has received global criticism for her decision, with former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom accusing her of representing "the worst human rights abuser on the planet."

Kentucky's Republican auditor Allison Ball issued a report flagging concerns about lavish spending in the state's executive branch under Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, including $183,575.87 in out-of-state travel costs, a $17,012.73 dinner at a Kentucky distillery, and $360,000 for 75 people to attend a two-day conference within the Commonwealth.

The ex-Victoria's Secret CEO Les Wexner testified before the House Oversight Committee about his history with Jeffrey Epstein, denying any knowledge or involvement in Epstein's crimes and maintaining that their relationship was strictly professional.

The article reports that an avalanche in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Lake Tahoe, California has killed 8 skiers, with 1 person still missing, making it the deadliest avalanche in California in decades.

A South American theft ring, known as the South American Theft Group (SATG), has been linked to a burglary spree targeting high-end homes across the Houston area, using sophisticated tactics like signal jammers and counter-surveillance to evade detection.

A married Vermont couple, Melinda Antonucci and Casey Mathieu, had their foster care license revoked after voicing reservations about transgender treatments for children, but they have now reached a settlement with the state to have their license reinstated, and the state has agreed not to condition foster licensure on an applicant's viewpoints or beliefs.

Archaeologists uncovered well-preserved Iron Age roundhouses and 6th-century burials, including a log coffin, at a site in the Scottish Highlands, providing new insights into prehistoric settlement and industrial activities in the region.

A woman was arrested at a Las Vegas airport for allegedly tying her dog to a baggage sizer at a JetBlue ticket counter and walking away, leading to the dog's rescue and placement for adoption.

The husband of an Ohio teacher, Ashley Flynn, who was shot and killed inside her home has been charged with murder.

Iran is rebuilding nuclear sites damaged in previous U.S. strikes and preparing for war despite engaging in talks with the Trump administration, according to an Iranian opposition figure.

The co-hosts of "The View" erupted after conservative guest host Savannah Chrisley defended President Donald Trump against accusations of racism, including from co-host Sunny Hostin, who insisted Trump was a racist.

Eric Dane, known for his roles in "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Last Ship," has died after a long battle with ALS. He was 53 years old.

The U.S. is deploying the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, to the Middle East, creating a rare two-carrier presence in the region as tensions with Iran rise, with the Ford's advanced capabilities potentially providing commanders with greater flexibility and options should diplomacy fail.

The Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump's use of an emergency law to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs on most U.S. trading partners, delivering a blow to the president in a case centered on one of his signature economic policies.

The Department of Homeland Security revealed large percentages of foreign nationals from Nicaragua, Cuba, Haiti, and Honduras illegally entering the U.S. during the Biden administration, with the Biden administration blamed for turning "America into a dumping ground for criminals from the third world."

The article discusses the "6-to-1 grocery shopping method" created by chef Will Coleman, which aims to help people reduce impulse spending and maximize meals by planning grocery lists in advance.

Joe Rogan agreed with commentator Michael Malice that scrapping birthright citizenship could solve much of America's immigration crisis.