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Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal categorized ICE as "fake" law enforcement, and Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner warned he would prosecute ICE agents who "come to Philly to commit crimes," leading to a potential legal clash between local and federal authorities.

Billionaire Stan Kroenke quietly completed America's largest land purchase in more than a decade, buying 937,000 acres in New Mexico to become America's top landowner.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has expressed his "aspirational hope" to install bidets in Gracie Mansion, the historic mayoral residence, drawing criticism from a prominent New York Democrat who mocked the idea as a "rich man's fantasy."

The Federal Aviation Administration warned pilots about possible military activities and satellite navigation interference in the eastern Pacific Ocean near Mexico, Central America, and parts of South America, citing potential risks for aircraft.

The article discusses the success of Louisiana's version of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), called "LA DOGE," in achieving nearly $1 billion in annual tax dollar savings without reducing services, and the governor's plans to continue improving government efficiency.

A Minnesota judge issued a ruling barring federal officers from using tear gas and detaining peaceful protesters in Minneapolis amid ongoing protests and heightened tensions following an ICE agent's fatal shooting of a Minnesota resident.

George Kittle, the star tight end of the San Francisco 49ers, suffered a devastating torn Achilles injury, and his wife Claire Kittle was heartbroken, capturing her raw reaction on an Instagram page shared with another player's wife.

New York City has reached a $2.1 million settlement with A&E Real Estate, covering 14 buildings across three boroughs, to address tenant harassment and hazardous conditions, including over 4,000 building code violations.

Jeb Bush praised former President Donald Trump's "historic leadership" on pushing for a denuclearized and democratized Iran, and Bush's organization, United Against Nuclear Iran, stands ready to help Trump and the people of Iran against the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

President Donald Trump has announced that the United States would impose 10% tariffs on multiple European countries unless Denmark agrees to the "complete and total purchase of Greenland," warning that global security and U.S. national defense were at stake.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei labeled U.S. President Donald Trump a "criminal" and accused the U.S. of orchestrating the deadliest protests in decades in Iran.

The Trump administration accused Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey of "actively organizing" anti-ICE resistance, but state officials dispute DHS's claims that they do not honor federal immigration detainers.

Rachel Ward, the star of "The Thorn Birds," responded to fans who criticized her for aging naturally, encouraging them to embrace the gifts of later life and not fear the loss of youth and beauty.

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has sued the NCAA after being denied a sixth year of eligibility, and his lawyers are seeking a preliminary injunction to allow him to play one more collegiate season.

The Salem City Council voted to remove Kyle Hedquist, a man convicted of murdering a teenager, from boards advising the city's police and fire departments after weeks of backlash and public outrage over his controversial reappointment.

The International Olympic Committee has ruled out any penalty on the U.S. over its military intervention in Venezuela, stating that the committee cannot directly involve itself in political matters or conflicts between countries.

Construction crews working on a water main replacement project in New Orleans uncovered centuries-old remnants of fires that once devastated the historic city, including about 1,000 objects and a layer of burnt clay believed to be tied to the Fire of 1788 and the Fire of 1794.

The former fiancé of Ellen Greenberg was seen in New York City days after federal authorities moved to reopen aspects of the investigation into Greenberg's 2011 death, which was initially ruled a homicide but later reclassified as a suicide.

Former detainees warn that the violence unfolding behind prison walls during the current protests in Iran is even worse than what is visible on the streets, with accounts of systematic abuse, forced confessions, and threats of mass executions.

The article discusses the defense team of Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk, requesting a new hearing with new prosecution. It also mentions the FBI pulling protection from Robinson's transgender roommate and romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, after Robinson's arrest.