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A mass shooting during a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday left at least 10 people dead and 11 others injured, according to authorities.

Adrian Grenier expresses compassion for farmers facing criticism from "woke liberal college kids" who try to tell them how to operate their businesses, as he recognizes the challenges and realities they face in their profession.

The article discusses how allegations of racism were used to shield fraud within the Somali community in Minneapolis, delaying investigations and accountability.

U.S. troops were killed and injured in an ambush attack by an ISIS gunman in Syria, with two Iowa National Guard soldiers and an American civilian translator killed, and three additional U.S. soldiers wounded.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that American households could receive substantial $1,000-$2,000 tax refunds in early 2026 under OBBBA tax law changes.

Police have taken a person of interest into custody following a deadly shooting at Brown University that killed at least two people and injured nine.

Somali refugee Abdi Iftin discusses the alleged fraud scandal in Minnesota's Somali community and the pressure he faced not to assimilate. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's 2013 immigration reform bill, which included an "Office of Citizenship and New Americans" to promote immigrant integration, could have helped address these issues.

One person is dead following a U-Haul truck explosion in Lewiston, Idaho, on Saturday morning, and preliminary findings suggest the blast was accidental.

The article describes a large-scale fraud scheme in Minnesota, where the director of Feeding Our Future approved sham meal services and enabled her associates to spend millions of taxpayer dollars meant for needy children on luxury items. Aimee Bock, the founder and executive director of Feeding Our Future, oversaw a network that fraudulently received nearly $250 million in federal funds, which were then used to purchase mansions, luxury cars, and other extravagant purchases by Bock's associates.

Jimmy Kimmel criticized Time magazine's 2025 Person of the Year cover featuring tech CEOs like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg, referring to them as the "eight dorks of the apocalypse."

Michael Carroll and his brother uncovered the skeletal remains of their grandfather, George Carroll, who had disappeared half a century earlier, in their family's basement, leading to the new true-crime documentary "The Secrets We Bury."

New Jersey twin brothers were charged with making death threats toward the Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.

The article discusses a student whistleblower who revealed that a University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign education course is teaching future teachers to view their students through the lenses of racial and sexual oppression, with a focus on far-left ideological content related to DEI, gender identity, and critical race theory.

The article reports that the FBI dismissed former FBI agent and COVID-era whistleblower Steve Friend for "unprofessional conduct and poor judgment" after he was recently reinstated under President Donald Trump.

A whistleblower attorney in Ohio is exposing a massive Medicaid fraud scheme involving the Somali community, where doctors are allegedly "rubber stamping" home health care payouts to family members for fake medical conditions, totaling millions in stolen taxpayer dollars.

Elon Musk urged X users to cancel their Netflix subscriptions over a transgender character in an animated children's show, and he engaged in a public spat with California Governor Gavin Newsom's press office over Musk's transgender daughter.

Rep. Ilhan Omar's GOP challenger, John Nagel, accused her of responsibility in the unfolding massive fraud scandal in Minnesota, alleging that her legislation enabled the fraud and that members of her inner circle personally profited from it.

Frankie Muniz says moving from Los Angeles to Arizona "saved [his] life" as the slower pace and more normal lifestyle helped him appreciate the little aspects of life.

Former San Jose State assistant volleyball coach Melissa Batie-Smoose provided her perspective on the disputed claims between Brooke Slusser and Blaire Fleming, expressing disappointment in Fleming's comments about Slusser's mental health and academic performance.

A new children's book portraying abortion as a "superpower" is drawing strong backlash from critics who say the authors are trying to normalize the procedure for young readers.