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A midair brawl erupted between passengers on a Jet2 flight from Turkey to the U.K., forcing the plane to make an emergency diversion to Belgium, where the two disruptive passengers were offloaded by police.

Virginia's new Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger is facing criticism over a photo of her grilling, with many comparing it to a similar photo of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer that was mocked by conservatives.

The House of Representatives passed a massive election integrity overhaul bill, the SAVE America Act, which aims to keep non-citizens from voting in U.S. federal elections by requiring photo ID and information-sharing between state election officials and federal authorities to verify citizenship on voter rolls.

Former President Barack Obama joked that aliens are real but he has not seen them, and that his first question after becoming president was "Where are the aliens?".

CBS' "60 Minutes" aired a segment on migrants sent to the controversial El Salvador prison after it was abruptly pulled off the air in December, and Anderson Cooper is leaving the program after nearly two decades.

A British tourist caused a rampage at Hong Kong International Airport's Terminal 1, damaging around 10 check-in kiosks and other property before being arrested by airport authorities.

A federal judge in Louisiana released four illegal immigrants with convictions for violent and sex crimes from law enforcement custody, which the Department of Homeland Security called "inexcusably reckless" and a threat to American victims.

At least nine people were killed in a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Vancouver, British Columbia, with the suspect identified as an 18-year-old transgender woman who also killed two family members before the school attack.

Bill Maher had a positive experience meeting with former President Donald Trump at the White House, describing the president as gracious and measured.

The City of Evanston, Illinois will issue $25,000 in reparations payments to 44 residents, as part of its $10 million reparations program approved in 2021, which aims to provide housing assistance to Black residents who lived in the city between 1919 and 1969. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has also criticized Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas while defending the city's reparations task force.

Multiple people were killed in a shooting at a home inside a gated community in Sarasota, Florida, and the incident appears to be isolated with no threat to the public.

Border czar Tom Homan pushed back on requests from Minnesota leaders for federal funds to cover damages they claim were caused during recent immigration enforcement operations, arguing the mission was a "great success" that made the state safer.

Ilia Malinin, known as the "Quad God," landed a historic backflip to help Team USA win gold in the team event at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, and he may attempt the first Olympic quadruple axel in the men's free skate.