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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.

The defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson, the accused assassin of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, are seeking to disqualify the Utah County Attorney's Office from handling the case because a member of the prosecution team had an adult child who witnessed the murder.

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.

Trump criticized Supreme Court justices who appeared to support allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's sports, saying they would lose credibility for their stance.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called for peace amid violent protests directed toward federal authorities after an illegal immigrant from Venezuela was shot in the leg during an altercation with an ICE agent, despite his previous demands for ICE to "get the f--- out" of the city.

Christian Slater says fame is always weird, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame is considered the "worst" tourist attraction according to a new report.

A judge and his wife were injured in a shooting in Lafayette, Indiana, prompting a multi-agency investigation involving local, state, and federal law enforcement.

Two teenage best friends, George Watts and Derrick Hubbard, tragically lost their lives after a sandpit they were digging collapsed in Inverness, Florida.

The U.S. Embassy in Guatemala has issued a security alert, advising Americans to use "increased caution" due to coordinated, armed attacks on police by criminal gangs in several zones of Guatemala City.

A pardoned January 6 rioter was allegedly assaulted by a mob of anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis, with the mob chasing him into a parking garage, striking him in the head with a flagpole, and pepper spraying his wound.

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.

The article discusses the debate over whether anti-ICE protesters who disrupted a church service in Minnesota violated federal laws, with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison arguing the FACE Act does not apply, while the Justice Department is considering pressing charges against the protesters and suggesting CNN's Don Lemon may have been complicit in the disruption.

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.

The suspect, Ahmad Jihad Bojeh, had multiple prior encounters with the criminal justice system, including a 2021 case in which he was charged with attempted first-degree murder but was later found not guilty by reason of insanity, before allegedly gunning down three men who were waiting for assistance after car trouble in Florida.

Iran's supreme leader has publicly acknowledged for the first time that thousands of people were killed during recent anti-government protests, as President Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric and called for new leadership in Iran.

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.

Belle Burden, a New York heiress, recounts in her memoir "Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage" how her seemingly charmed life fell apart in 2020 when her husband of 21 years told her he wanted a divorce after she learned he was having an affair.

A mob of anti-ICE agitators stormed a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, interrupting a worship service after protesters claimed a pastor inside was affiliated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, sparking a Department of Justice civil rights investigation.

A group of Minneapolis software engineers were bombarded with insults and accused of being pedophiles after they were mistakenly identified as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents while eating lunch at a restaurant.

Gunfire erupted in Tehran as heavily armed militias, including Hezbollah and Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces, were deployed across the Iranian capital, transforming districts into fortified zones under intense security.