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Federal authorities have arrested an anti-ICE agitator after a mob stormed a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Attorney General Pam Bondi vows to hold the perpetrators accountable.

President Donald Trump says he is "always" ready for a legal fight amid the ousting of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, as a group of influential economic figures have filed an amicus brief arguing that allowing her removal would erode the Fed's independence and threaten economic stability.

The article discusses the rise of "assassination culture" in the United States, where public tolerance of politically motivated violence is increasing, especially among women and those with high social media usage and growing pessimism about the country's future, according to a new national survey.

A conservative student at the University of Utah says a far-left agitator threatened to shoot him in the neck at a tabling event, and the student slammed college campuses as a breeding ground for radicalism and celebrated the arrest of the alleged perpetrator.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledged the increasingly crude exchanges between him and the Trump administration, describing it as "deeply unbecoming" but a deliberate strategy to "put a mirror up" to the president and his allies.

President Donald Trump's administration is working on a deal to secure "total access" to Greenland after dropping his threat of tariffs on Thursday.

Former special counsel Jack Smith is set to appear before the House Judiciary Committee in a public hearing, where he will face questions from Republicans and Democrats about his two prosecutions of former President Donald Trump.

Tennis stars Naomi Osaka and Sorana Cirstea had a tiff at the end of their Australian Open match, with Cirstea appearing unhappy about Osaka's "C'mons" during the match.

The article discusses the accidental release of crime scene photographs from the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, which has outraged the victims' families. The families argue that the evidence should have been strictly controlled and not made publicly accessible.

A prominent Iran deal advocate, Trita Parsi, is drawing fierce criticism for speaking at a Yale University event while dissidents and Iranian Americans accuse him of minimizing the regime's violence and legitimizing Tehran as protesters risk their lives in the streets.

President Trump unveiled his Board of Peace initiative, which aims to pursue a lasting agreement for Gaza, and he plans to expand the board's work to other global issues in the future.

Nekima Levy Armstrong, the organizer of an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service, denied on CNN that her group "rushed" the church, claiming they instead participated in the service until she stood up to question the pastor about his alleged ICE ties.

The article discusses a $1.2 trillion spending package that has cleared a key procedural hurdle in the House, with divisions remaining over ethanol fuel and ICE funding, but the package is expected to pass with bipartisan support, though few Democrats are expected to vote in favor of the DHS portion.

The Los Angeles Rams beat the Chicago Bears 20-17 in overtime and will face the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship game. Colin Cowherd analyzes the Rams' win and how they were able to overcome Caleb Williams' late game heroics.

Joel Klatt analyzed the challenges new Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Wittingham will face, including the timing of the hire with the transfer portal open. Former Michigan player Anthony Simpson made claims about his playing time being affected due to players allegedly blackmailing coach Sherrone Moore over his alleged extramarital affairs.

President Trump dramatically reversed course on a U.K. plan to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, warning it could jeopardize U.S. access to the Diego Garcia military base.

The House Rules Committee voted to advance two spending bills, including one for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), amid concerns from both progressives and conservatives over the measures related to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

A Democratic lawmaker in Washington state has introduced a bill called the "ICE Out Act of 2026" that would prohibit state law enforcement agencies from hiring anyone who has taken a job as a sworn U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer since the start of former President Donald Trump's second term.

The article reports that thousands have died in protests in Iran, with allegations of sexual assaults on detainees and authorities forcing families to pay large sums to recover the bodies of their relatives killed during the crackdown.

NYPD detectives were treated rudely and disrespectfully at a New York City hospital after they were mistaken for federal immigration agents while seeking treatment.