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The article describes a heated confrontation between Evanston, Illinois Mayor Daniel Biss and Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino during a federal immigration enforcement operation that drew protests in the city.

Brown University President Christina Paxson is facing criticism over the school's response to a deadly mass shooting that left two students dead, as the investigation into the perpetrator continues.

House Republicans passed a bill they say will lower healthcare costs for a broad swath of Americans by roughly 11%, but the fate of the legislation in the Senate remains unclear as debates over Obamacare subsidies continue.

Fitness guru Jillian Michaels clashed with liberal writer Wajahat Ali during a debate over Islamic extremism on "Piers Morgan Uncensored," with Ali accusing Michaels of being a "White nationalist" before she corrected him that she is of Arab descent.

President Donald Trump claimed his economic policies have pulled America from "the brink of ruin" following former President Joe Biden's tenure.

President Donald Trump added new plaques with critical comments about former presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama on the White House's Presidential Walk of Fame.

A new Stanford study has shed light on the potential cause of myocarditis, a rare side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine, particularly in young males. The study found that two proteins released by immune cells, CXCL10 and IFN-gamma, can trigger inflammation and lead to myocarditis, which in most cases is mild and resolves quickly, though in rare cases can lead to more severe outcomes.

President Donald Trump announced that nearly 1.5 million military service members will receive a Christmas bonus this year.

The Department of Health and Human Services has launched a review into how Minnesota used billions of dollars in federal social service funding, requesting detailed records from the state government and other entities after reports raised questions about potential misuse of the money.

President Donald Trump indicated that FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino will be leaving the agency in January.

U.S. airports are slowly reintroducing guest passes for non-passengers to accompany travelers past security, a practice that was common before the 2001 terror attacks. The Oakland airport in California is leading this effort, allowing non-passengers to apply for security clearance and visit the post-security areas.

The U.S. government acknowledged that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and U.S. Army contributed to the midair collision near Washington, D.C. that killed 67 people, and the families of the victims are pursuing legal action against the government and airlines involved.

The U.S. welfare system is broken, and the Minnesota scandal is a blaring warning of the system's failures, with massive fraud occurring due to the structure of the system and lack of accountability.

The Joint Task Force Southern Spear conducted a lethal kinetic strike on a narco-terrorist vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing four militants with no U.S. casualties.

Former federal prosecutor Joe Teirab discusses the massive fraud scheme in Minneapolis that could ultimately cost taxpayers over $1 billion, with allegations of fraud also within the state's college education system.

Palantir CTO reveals how AI technology drives blue-collar productivity boom, creating jobs for factory workers and nurses rather than mass unemployment.

Former NFL sideline reporter and political commentator Michele Tafoya is seriously considering a Republican run for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota in 2026, as the GOP aims to defend and potentially expand its majority in the chamber.

Senator Joni Ernst introduced the Where's WALDO Act, which would compel the Office of Personnel Management to create a public directory of federal government employees, including their salaries, job descriptions, and other details, in response to a report from the Open The Books watchdog group showing that the federal workforce has grown significantly in size and cost since 2020.

Bodycam footage shows the arrest of Debra Newton, a woman allegedly involved in a 40-year-old parental kidnapping case, who was living under a stolen identity in a Florida retirement community.

Heavy rainfall on Hormuz Island in Iran created a blood-red runoff as the island's iron oxide-rich soil washed into the coastal waters, resulting in a vivid, crimson scene captured in viral footage.