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The Department of Health and Human Services has launched a review into how Minnesota used billions of dollars in federal social service funding, requesting detailed records from the state government and other entities after reports raised questions about potential misuse of the money.

Ben Shapiro denounced Tucker Carlson at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest 2025 conference for platforming controversial figures like White nationalist Nick Fuentes, leading to a war of words between the two conservative personalities.

Authorities have identified the suspect in the mass shooting at Brown University, Claudio Manuel Neves-Valente, who was found dead on Thursday evening after a search.

The U.S. government seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, accusing the Nicolás Maduro regime of using stolen U.S. assets to finance terrorism, trafficking, and other criminal activity.

The article discusses a letter written by 98 Minnesota mayors expressing concern and frustration over the state's fiscal policies, which have led to a disappearing $18 billion surplus and a projected $2.9 billion to $3 billion deficit, impacting cities and their residents.

Chronic fatigue syndrome is a poorly understood condition that affects around 3.3 million Americans, often leading to severe fatigue, malaise, and other debilitating symptoms, with various potential causes and no definitive diagnostic test.

A prestigious all-girls boarding school in Massachusetts, Miss Hall's School, is facing a sweeping sexual-abuse scandal after a newly released independent investigation found decades of misconduct by multiple employees and years of institutional failures that allowed alleged predators to remain in the classroom.

Donald Trump endorsed Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman for governor of New York, calling him "highly respected and very popular" and praising his record on immigration enforcement, public safety, and economic issues.

Joy Reid continued to attack Erika Kirk, the Turning Point USA president, after Kirk mocked Reid during AmericaFest 2025.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett promises the largest tax refunds in U.S. history as Americans continue to worry about affordability amid ongoing inflation concerns.

Former federal prosecutor Joe Teirab discusses the massive fraud scheme in Minneapolis that could ultimately cost taxpayers over $1 billion, with allegations of fraud also within the state's college education system.

Brown University President Christina Paxson is facing criticism over the school's response to a deadly mass shooting that left two students dead, as the investigation into the perpetrator continues.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced they will be moving to a new domed stadium in Kansas City, Kansas, starting in the 2031 NFL season, after Kansas outbid Missouri in a deal that will cover up to 70% of the cost of the new stadium.

Vice President JD Vance participated in a rigorous 90-minute workout with Navy SEALs in California, leaving him feeling as if he had been "hit by a freight train."

The article discusses the alleged massive fraud scandal in Minnesota, which could be the largest in American history, and criticizes the local media, particularly the Minnesota Star Tribune, for failing to adequately cover and hold the state's leaders accountable.

The NTSB investigation into the plane crash in North Carolina that killed former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his family is ongoing, as officials have not yet identified the pilot and are still analyzing the recovered cockpit voice recorder.

Parmesan cheese is a high-protein snack, and experts warn that even "healthy" foods like salads, sprouts, and deli meats can pose serious foodborne illness risks.

President Donald Trump claimed his economic policies have pulled America from "the brink of ruin" following former President Joe Biden's tenure.

The article describes a heated confrontation between Evanston, Illinois Mayor Daniel Biss and Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino during a federal immigration enforcement operation that drew protests in the city.

The article states that a Minnesota oversight committee chair, Kristin Robbins, revealed that an individual indicted in the state's fraud scandal is still receiving state money, further exposing the widespread fraud in the state's assisted living program and other sectors.