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The article discusses the ongoing government shutdown, noting that it is different from previous shutdowns as the focus is on Congress rather than the White House, and that President Trump is allowing Democrats to bear the consequences of the shutdown.

South Carolina authorities are investigating a possible arson attack that burned down a million-dollar waterfront mansion belonging to a state judge and her husband, a former state legislator.

A federal judge in Maryland temporarily barred the Trump administration from deporting Salvadorian migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda, ordering the government to produce a witness with firsthand knowledge of his case to testify under oath about the deportation plans.

Former Danity Kane member Aubrey O'Day issued a warning to aspiring artists after Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to 50 months in prison on federal prostitution charges.

Zohran Mamdani, a socialist New York City mayoral candidate, has repeatedly denied being a communist despite promoting communist ideology, including calling for the seizure of the means of production and the abolition of private property.

More than 40% of victims of fatal vehicle accidents over the past six years have had elevated levels of THC in their blood, according to a new study, and experts warn that driving under the influence of cannabis can impair reaction time, judgment, and coordination, even for those with a high tolerance.

Tesla posted teaser videos on social media suggesting a major announcement on Oct. 7, with analysts speculating about the launch of a lower-cost Model Y.

Tyler Robinson, the suspected assassin of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, makes his first court appearance, and the same defense attorney representing him is also involved in the Utah murder case against Kouri Richins, where the key witness has now recanted crucial testimony.

George Clooney and his wife Amal have chosen to raise their family away from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, preferring a quieter life in the French countryside.

Jena Sims, the wife of LIV Golf star Brooks Koepka, revealed that she suffered a miscarriage at 16 weeks, and she encouraged others experiencing pregnancy loss or infertility to know they are not alone.

Over the weekend, Chicago saw 22 shootings resulting in 29 victims and 4 murders, as Illinois Governor JB Pritzker continues to reject President Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard to the city to address the violence.

President Donald Trump announced a fresh 25% tariff on foreign-made medium- and heavy-duty trucks, set to take effect at the start of next month.

During the Sanderson Farms Championship, PGA Tour golfer Vince Whaley had to contend with a 6-foot alligator while playing a shot from the water on the 11th hole, but he managed to save par and get out of harm's way.

Trump criticized MSNBC host Rev. Al Sharpton, mocking his career and show's ratings while claiming Sharpton was once a "major" fan of his.

An MSNBC "Morning Joe" panelist called for Democratic Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones to drop out of the race after his text messages resurfaced showing he called for the shooting of a GOP lawmaker.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order prohibiting federal immigration agents from using city-owned property for immigration enforcement operations, establishing "ICE-free zones" as part of his Protecting Chicago Initiative.

Zach Bryan, a country music star, has previewed a new song "Bad News" that is critical of the policies and spirit of America under former President Donald Trump, which has sparked controversy in the country music community.

Bari Weiss, the new editor-in-chief of CBS News, aims to hold both American political parties to equal scrutiny and make CBS News the most trusted news organization in the world.

Colin Cowherd unveils his Week 5 Blazin' 5, including the Indianapolis Colts (-7) defeating the Raiders and the New York Jets (+3) and Denver Broncos (+3.5) pulling off Week 5 upset wins. Tony Romo criticized the officiating during the Denver Broncos' win over the Philadelphia Eagles, highlighting two controversial calls that went in the Broncos' favor.

Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones faces calls to drop out of the race after violent texts surfacing, in which he wished death on a political rival and his children.