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A federal appeals court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, blocking restrictions on tactics used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents while dealing with anti-ICE protesters in Minnesota.

A Chicago-area teacher is on administrative leave after facing backlash from the community for a Facebook post expressing support for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), leading to calls for his dismissal.

A former Portland Trail Blazers player, Chris Dudley, has announced his candidacy for the role of governor of Oregon as a Republican.

A Kansas elementary school teacher was found dead in a wooded area near where she was last seen after leaving a downtown bar late Friday night, and authorities believe she may have succumbed to hypothermia during a snowstorm.

Consistent heavy drinking over a lifetime is linked to a higher risk of colorectal cancer, especially rectal cancer, according to a study published in the journal Cancer by the American Cancer Society. Researchers found that compared to light drinkers, consistently heavy drinkers had about a 91% higher risk of colorectal cancer.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has faced criticism over his appointee Cea Weaver's past comments about private property, as well as Mamdani's efforts to vigorously enforce worker protections for delivery app workers, which some argue could impact consumer affordability.

Radio host Charlamagne predicts a "de-MAGA-ification" of the US after the Trump administration, similar to the denazification of postwar Germany, and believes that Trump and his allies will be prosecuted.

Republican lawmakers are divided on whether to support military action against Iran to bring about regime change, as President Trump suggests Iran is seeking negotiations amidst ongoing protests and a U.S. military buildup in the region.

President Trump spoke with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and announced that border czar Tom Homan will meet with him as riots continue amid a federal immigration enforcement operation in the city.

Southwest Airlines ends its famous open-seating policy and implements new rules requiring plus-size passengers to purchase extra tickets in advance.

A female skier was viciously mauled by a snow leopard in China after approaching the predator too closely for a photo, leaving her face severely bloodied, but she miraculously survived partly because her helmet helped prevent more serious harm.

The article summarizes that Adam Swart, CEO of Crowds on Demand, warned that the anti-ICE chaos in Minneapolis is being driven by outside actors exploiting the situation, and that the illegal tactics put lives at risk and only lead to increased federal enforcement.

Amazon MGM Studios' 'Melania' documentary film, providing unprecedented access to the life of the first lady, premieres in theaters on January 30.

The article describes a massive scheme in which 87 individuals connected to the Venezuelan terrorist organization Tren de Aragua allegedly stole millions of dollars from ATMs nationwide through a method known as "ATM jackpotting," with the stolen funds used to fuel the group's terrorist activities.

Billie Eilish criticized her fellow celebrities for their silence on the unrest in Minnesota following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a federal agent.

Timothy Busfield, an actor, has been charged with child sex abuse and will appear before a judge to determine if he will be released from custody as he awaits trial.

Unsealed court records provided a detailed forensic account of the November 2022 University of Idaho slayings, revealing the specific injury counts and the final movements of the four victims.

A former labor and delivery nurse in Florida is defending herself after posting a video wishing harm on White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt during childbirth, leading to her firing and calls for the revocation of her nursing license.

"The Blind Side" star Quinton Aaron credits God for saving him during a near-death experience that prompted his 200-pound weight loss.

The article discusses a heated exchange between the Republican mayor of Hamilton County, Tennessee, Weston Wamp, and local Democratic officials over a comment on Wamp's family Christmas post suggesting that his children were a reason for needing Planned Parenthood. The local Democratic party accused Wamp of manufacturing outrage and engaging in performative politics rather than addressing real issues in the community.