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A top Michigan education official faced criticism from a Republican lawmaker for not directly answering a question on the number of genders, leading to a viral moment and backlash from conservatives.

Toyota launched a $13.9 billion battery plant in North Carolina, creating 5,100 jobs and committing an additional $10 billion to U.S. manufacturing over five years.

Todd Snider, a renowned American artist known for his sharp wit and decades of genre-blending songwriting, has died at the age of 59.

U.S. Marines protecting the American embassy in Haiti exchanged gunfire with suspected gang members, highlighting the worsening humanitarian crisis in the country, where gang violence has led to a state of emergency.

A loaded gun magazine was found on a Frontier Airlines plane at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, prompting an FBI investigation, but authorities confirmed no active threats were indicated.

A massive bridge at a hydropower station in southwest China collapsed just months after reopening, sending concrete and steel plunging into a river, and authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse.

A Democratic congressman, Brad Sherman, was criticized for allegedly viewing explicit images on his tablet during a flight, but he claimed the images appeared due to his Twitter algorithm and denied the content was pornographic.

A 49-year-old father of nine was killed in an apparent road-rage confrontation in California while his wife and young children were in the car.

President Donald Trump withdrew his support and endorsement of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., calling her a "ranting lunatic" and accusing her of "complaining" instead of celebrating his administration's accomplishments.

The article discusses a report by New York Post columnist Miranda Devine that the digital trail of President Donald Trump's would-be assassin Thomas Crooks tells "quite a different story" than the FBI's congressional statements about the 20-year-old, with Crooks having a large online presence and a shift in his political views.

A group of Democratic lawmakers with military and intelligence backgrounds released a video urging service members to "refuse illegal orders," which conservatives interpreted as a call to defy President Trump and his administration.

A Texas A&M officer was relieved of his game-day assignment after exchanging words with South Carolina's Nyck Harbor following a long touchdown, and NBA star LeBron James called for the officer to be suspended.

Mark Wahlberg shared an emotional update on his daughter Grace's recovery from a frightening horseback-riding accident, and how his wife is struggling with their children going off to college.

Jelly Roll, the country singer, reached a low point during his Australia tour, struggling with physical and mental health issues as he missed his family and support system back home.

DNC employees were criticized for being upset about being required to work from the office five days a week, with some Democrats suggesting there are many others willing to take their jobs.

Vice President JD Vance criticized the Democrats for inflicting "massive pain on Americans all for nothing" during the government shutdown, claiming the final deal was identical to one Democrats had previously rejected.

House Republicans are seeking to repeal a controversial provision in the bill that ended the government shutdown, which allows senators whose phone records have been tapped to sue the federal government for up to $500,000.

New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani encouraged his over 1 million followers to boycott Starbucks as the company's unionized workers across the country went on an open-ended strike.

President Trump plans to distribute hundreds of millions of dollars in tariff revenue as dividends to Americans by mid-2026, despite tariff revenue amounting to little more than a rounding error compared to the national debt.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is facing a deepening crisis over a money-laundering probe involving his inner circle, which has uncovered alleged schemes to siphon around $100 million from Ukraine's energy sector during the war with Russia.