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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott accused a reporter of having a "racist slant" when questioned about the high cost of his taxpayer-funded luxury vehicle.

Savannah Guthrie and her siblings made an emotional public plea on Instagram for their missing 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, urging anyone who may have abducted her to make contact as authorities investigate possible evidence of a crime and reports of a ransom demand.

Major outdoor sporting goods distributor Big Rock Sports files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, potentially affecting over 20,000 retailers across multiple countries.

An Oregon theater claimed Amazon asked them to stop screening the film "Melania" after the theater joked about the movie on its marquee, which led to pushback from both supporters and critics of the film's screening.

A 9-year-old boy in Illinois suffered second-degree burns on his face and hands after microwaving a NeeDoh toy, a sensory toy similar to a stress ball, which exploded in his face, leading to his hospitalization and recovery.

Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar argues that AI can empower workers by dismantling corporate bureaucracy and allowing them to be more productive.

The article summarizes the release of bodycam footage showing an NYPD officer shooting a mentally ill 22-year-old man who allegedly lunged at the officer with a knife during an emergency call, prompting calls from the mayor for mental health treatment instead of criminal charges.

The IDF announced the elimination of Hamas terrorist Muhammad Issam Hassan al-Habil, who was involved in the murder of IDF soldier Corporal Noa Marciano while she was held captive in Gaza.

Border Czar Tom Homan announced that 700 federal agents will be drawn down from Minnesota amid cooperation with local authorities after a federal court rejected the state's challenge to the federal government's immigration enforcement operations.

The baseball world is mourning the loss of Mickey Lolich, a former Detroit Tigers pitcher who made history by winning three games in the 1968 World Series, earning the World Series MVP award.

A joint New York State legislative budget hearing for the MTA erupted into a shouting match between the transit chairman and a Republican state senator over a $35 million security contract and allegations of fare evasion.

Former SJSU volleyball co-captain Brooke Slusser developed severe anorexia and sleep issues due to the stress caused by a national controversy over her trans teammate, and her parents had to pay for the full semester's worth of tuition after she lost her scholarship.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a strategic partnership with Canada and Finland to build nearly a dozen cutting-edge icebreaker ships to help defend the Arctic against rival powers such as China.

Bernie Sanders criticized CBS, the network that aired his appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," for being an oligarchic, controlled media, while he spent over $550,000 in 2025 on private jet travel for himself using campaign funds.

President Donald Trump will attend the National Prayer Breakfast, a bipartisan gathering focused on faith and prayer for the nation, where he is expected to speak about protecting religious liberty and restoring faith in America.

Sen. Jim Banks, a Republican senator, is urging the Trump administration to recoup billions in Medicaid, SNAP, and education expenses paid to immigrants, arguing that sponsors are legally required to reimburse the government for any welfare benefits used by their sponsees.

The article discusses the narrow Republican majority in the House of Representatives and the potential impact of upcoming special elections in New Jersey's 11th Congressional District and Georgia's 14th Congressional District on the balance of power.

Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi have purchased a mansion in Montecito, California, but plan to return to their farm in the English countryside, as they are "missing the California weather and horse scene" since their relocation across the pond.

The article discusses how the United States has regained its status as the dominant superpower in the world under President Donald Trump, citing improvements in military strength, economic strength, and bold leadership.

The article discusses a lawsuit won by a 22-year-old woman who sued her doctors for medical malpractice after they performed a sex change surgery on her when she was 16, despite her mother's opposition. The article also includes the personal account of another individual who is suing the medical system for irreversible harm caused by gender transition treatments starting at age 13.