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At Least 53 People Have Died in US Immigration Custody Under Trump. Mounties in Quebec Have No Record of Ever Fatally Shooting a Migrant
A stark contrast in immigration enforcement is drawing attention on both sides of the border, as the death toll in US custody climbs while Canadian officers describe a very different approach to the people they detain.
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ICE Began Arresting People in Queens, Defying Mayor Mamdani’s Orders to Stay Out of NYC
Federal immigration agents have moved into Queens, escalating a standoff with New York City’s mayor over local cooperation with immigration enforcement.
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Kash Patel Sued a Man for Calling Him a “Googly-Eyed Kremlin B*tch” and Lost
FBI Director Kash Patel’s $10 million defamation lawsuit has been thrown out — and the man he sued is now taking a very public victory lap. A federal judge just tossed Kash Patel’s defamation case.
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Tristan Tate Claims Romania Accused Charlie Kirk’s Widow of Stealing Charity Money It Called Proceeds of Human Trafficking
Tristan Tate is drawing a line between his own legal troubles in Romania and an accusation he says the country’s prosecutors leveled against Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk.
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Patricia Heaton Is Backing a Petition to Ban NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani From This Year’s 9/11 Memorial
A petition to bar New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani from this year’s 9/11 memorial is gaining traction, and it has a famous backer: actor Patricia Heaton. The push comes just weeks before the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
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Nicki Minaj’s White House Visit May Have Led to Something Bigger: a Duet With Lara Trump
A trip to the White House may have opened the door to an unlikely musical pairing between one of rap’s biggest stars and a member of the Trump family.
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Anthony Fauci Pleaded the Fifth and Refused to Answer a Single Question at His COVID Hearing
A contentious COVID hearing came to a standstill when Anthony Fauci declined to answer any questions put to him, invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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Before 9/11 the US Had 2 Maximum-Security Bioweapon Labs. Now There Are Up to 17, Many in Cities With Millions of People Nearby
The number of high-containment bioweapon labs in the United States has climbed sharply since 9/11, and researchers who study outbreak scenarios warn that the risks scale with them. Before 9/11, the US had 2 maximum-security bioweapon labs.
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A New Bill Would Kill All Federal Taxes on Social Security Benefits Starting in 2026, Paid for by Taxing Wages Over $250,000
A newly proposed bill aims to eliminate federal taxes on Social Security benefits beginning in 2026, shifting the cost onto the country’s highest earners.
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Trump Says the Four Soldiers Killed in Iran This Week All Told Him Iran Can’t Have a Nuclear Weapon
President Trump has made a striking claim about four American soldiers whose deaths were tied to the recent conflict with Iran — one he has offered no evidence to support.
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Ariana Grande Is Suing the Hackers Who Stole 45 of Her Unreleased Songs and Sold Them on the Dark Web
Ariana Grande is taking legal action against the hackers she says stole dozens of her unreleased tracks and sold them to strangers online.
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After Trump Attacked Both of Them at the Correspondents’ Dinner, Dylan Mulvaney and Kaitlan Collins Publicly Had Each Other’s Backs
Dylan Mulvaney and Kaitlan Collins found common ground after both became targets at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner — and each ended up echoing the other’s response.
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Riley Gaines Torches Writer Who Linked Caitlin Clark to the Lynching of Emmett Till
Riley Gaines spent an entire podcast episode responding to a USA Today column that connected Caitlin Clark to one of the most notorious lynchings in American history.
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Six Days and 1,800 Miles Apart, ICE Agents Shot and Killed Two Men on Their Morning Commutes, and DHS Admits Neither Was the Person They Were After
Two fatal shootings by ICE agents, six days and 1,800 miles apart, have drawn scrutiny after DHS acknowledged that in each case the man killed was not the person agents were looking for.
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A Secret Service Agent Has Been Charged With Attempted Manslaughter in a Kappa Alpha Psi Hazing That Hospitalized Two Students
A Secret Service agent is facing an attempted manslaughter charge in connection with a Kappa Alpha Psi hazing incident that sent two students to the hospital.
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Renée Richards Sued the USTA for the Right to Play as a Woman in 1977. Now, at 91, She Argues Trans Women Shouldn’t
Renée Richards sued for the right to play as a woman and won, becoming professional tennis’s first openly transgender player. Fifty years later, she thinks trans women and girls mostly shouldn’t compete in women’s sports.
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A Podcast Won a GLAAD Award, Then Called Homeschooling “Child Abuse” and “Weird As F—” but the Evidence Suggests Something Different
Peer-reviewed research says homeschoolers outscore their public school peers by 15 to 25 points on standardized tests. Among Black homeschoolers, the gap runs as high as 42 points.
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Diddy Landed in Solitary After a Prison Fight, and His Friends Are Leaking the It to the Press to Help Spin His Bad Boy Image Back in the Press
A fight with another inmate landed Diddy in solitary, and the leaked version says he “held his own.” One insider put it plainly: “He wasn’t afraid of bad press.