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Former President Joe Biden shared a family photo on social media, sparking online criticism after he appeared partially visible in the image while son Hunter stood front and center.

Rapper Nicki Minaj spoke out against the severe violence and persecution faced by Nigerian Christians at the hands of Islamic militants. President Donald Trump announced airstrikes targeting ISIS militants in Nigeria, accusing them of killing Christians.

A new analysis found that the opioid painkiller tramadol has limited effectiveness and increased risk of serious adverse events, primarily cardiovascular, for treating chronic pain conditions.

A prominent Rhode Island Democrat, Maria Bucci, was arrested for a DUI during a traffic stop and was heard asking the officer, "You know who I am?", before being taken into custody.

The article discusses allegations of fraud at childcare centers in Minnesota, with an independent journalist posting a video that appears to show suspicious activities at a facility that received millions in state funding. The Minnesota governor's office has responded by saying the governor has taken steps to crack down on fraud and strengthen oversight of state programs.

The Supreme Court temporarily blocked President Trump from deploying the National Guard in Chicago, with Justice Alito criticizing the majority's decision as "unwise" and "imprudent."

The Trump administration has struck a deal with Palau to accept up to 75 deportees from the U.S. in exchange for $7.5 million in foreign aid, allowing "third-country nationals" who have never been charged with a crime to live and work in the Pacific nation.

Joe Rogan called the White House plaques installed by President Donald Trump attacking past office-holders like Joe Biden and Barack Obama "crazy" in a new podcast episode.

Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo, co-stars of the "National Lampoon's Vacation" films, have maintained a close friendship over the decades, and D'Angelo shares how she improvised a memorable moment in "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."

A battle over British identity and the nation's flag has widened the political divide in the United Kingdom in 2025, with the Labour government facing growing criticism over issues like free speech and migration policies.

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.

The article discusses the FBI investigation into the death of Florida teen Anna Kepner, who was found dead in her cabin on a Carnival cruise ship, with court documents revealing the family's efforts to limit information sharing and concerns about the 16-year-old stepbrother being investigated in connection with the incident.

Rep. Ilhan Omar defends her support for the 2020 MEALS Act, which was later linked to an alleged $250 million fraud scheme in Minnesota, arguing that it "did help feed kids." However, an analyst criticizes Omar's opposition to recognizing an independent Somaliland, stating that it reflects her Somali-centric worldview rather than U.S. strategic interests.

NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani appointed Lillian Bonsignore, a veteran FDNY official, as the new FDNY commissioner, which drew criticism from Elon Musk, who argued that proven experience matters when lives are at stake.

Minnesota state officials and a daycare manager denied fraud allegations after a viral video questioned state-funded child care centers, with both sides disputing claims that the facility was closed or improperly collecting taxpayer money.

Firefighters battled a massive fire that broke out at a historic wharf in Portland, Maine, with one building being completely destroyed and others damaged.

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

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 Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's request to immediately deploy National Guard troops to Chicago, delivering a blow to President Trump's efforts to expand federal control over law enforcement in Democratic-led cities.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele responded to allegations by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the conditions at the country's maximum-security prison, CECOT, which houses many migrants deported from the United States, offering to release the entire prison population if any country is willing to receive them.