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The article discusses the 2025 annual conference of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), which was criticized for its focus on progressive messaging, political criticism of the Trump administration, and "woke" workshops, rather than a celebration of scientific achievements.

Minnesota health officials are warning of an outbreak of a contagious fungal skin infection caused by the Trichophyton mentagrophytes genotype VII (TMVII) fungus, which can cause round, red, irritated rashes that spread across the body and are often itchy and painful.

Whoopi Goldberg addressed her name appearing in the Jeffrey Epstein files, shutting down any link to the convicted sex offender and explaining the context of her name being mentioned.

A Utah cheer mom shot her 11-year-old daughter and then herself in an apparent murder-suicide at a Las Vegas hotel, where they were staying for a cheer competition, following a bitter custody battle with her ex-husband.

A federal judge declared a mistrial in the case of nine alleged Antifa members charged in connection with an attack on a Texas ICE detention center due to an attorney wearing a T-shirt depicting civil rights icons during jury selection.

Enes Kanter Freedom condemned American-born Olympic skier Eileen Gu for representing China, which he described as "the worst human rights abuser on the planet," instead of competing for the United States, the country where she was born and raised.

Sean Hannity is launching a new podcast called "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" on March 3, which will feature long-form, unfiltered conversations with compelling figures across various industries.

The article discusses new ethics guidelines issued by the U.S. Judicial Conference that allow federal judges to speak out on certain issues, which has drawn criticism from legal experts and conservatives who argue the guidance is hypocritical and unfairly applied.

The New York Times has walked back its stance on marijuana legalization, admitting that the loosening of policies has led to a crisis of cannabis addiction and psychosis, especially among young people.

A New York City Board of Elections worker said it is not his job to report anyone when asked about processing registrations for non-citizens, and he would not stop someone from submitting a voter registration application even if they were not a citizen.

Mark Zuckerberg will testify in a landmark trial over claims that Meta's platforms harm children. The historic case could set a precedent for tech company liability.

Rumer Willis, the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has slammed the belief that she lives off a "trust fund" from her famous parents, claiming she works four jobs as the sole provider for her two-year-old daughter Louetta.

American figure skater Amber Glenn had a rough performance in the women's singles short program at the 2026 Winter Olympics, landing a triple axel but bailing out of a triple loop and finishing in 13th place.

The article discusses a chikungunya virus outbreak in Bolivia and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) issuance of a Level 2 travel alert, advising travelers to take precautions against mosquito bites to prevent contracting the virus.

Alysa Liu, a figure skater representing the United States, faced a spying operation by the Chinese government prior to the 2022 Beijing Olympics due to her father's past activism, but the U.S. government protected her and she went on to compete at the games.

The article discusses the Trump administration's efforts to obtain voter registration data from states, particularly those led by Democrats, in an attempt to address concerns about noncitizens being on voter rolls, which is illegal under federal law. The administration is pursuing this strategy through cooperation with Republican-led states, lawsuits against blue and purple states, and a legislative push in Congress to tighten national voting requirements.

Local officials are reporting several back country skiers missing following an avalanche Tuesday morning on Castle Peak mountain in the Sierra Nevada.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming Buffalo Wild Wings falsely advertised its boneless wings, ruling that reasonable consumers would not be misled by the name.