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Dr. Mehmet Oz said President Donald Trump has the highest testosterone levels of any man older than 70 that he's ever seen, according to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Progressive Democrats face internal divisions over calls to 'Abolish ICE,' with some urging a more moderate approach to immigration reform to avoid alienating moderate voters and sparking a backlash. The move has sparked fresh debate within the party on how to address border control and immigration issues.
The second-largest school district in Minnesota is offering a temporary virtual learning option amid increased presence of federal immigration agents due to ICE operations.
A network linked to Israel is reportedly working to shape public perception of external Iran protests by manipulating narratives and misinformation online. The effort aims to sway global opinion on issues related to Iran's government and its allies in the region.
Nationwide protests in Iran have escalated into a crackdown and bloodshed that far surpasses reported casualty figures from the 1979 revolution, echoing the chaos and turmoil of that time period.
Six prominent medical groups plan to ask a court to block the CDC's new vaccine recommendations for children, citing concerns over the guidelines' impact on vaccination schedules and effectiveness.
New York City's housing official Zohran Mamdani once referred to 'white, middle-class homeowners' as a 'huge problem' in a 2021 podcast appearance.
Taxpayer-funded Minnesota charter school shut down in-person learning due to reported ICE raids and cited safety concerns, instead moving classes online; a community organization also advised undocumented immigrants to stay home on the same day.
Minnesota Democratic Rep. Angie Craig compared Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations to images out of 1930s Germany while discussing efforts to potentially defund the agency. She stated 'nothing should be off the table' to stop it.
US Senate defeats war powers resolution designed to rein in Trump, with Vice President JD Vance casting a tie-breaking vote that forced the measure to fall short of passage.
Armed Kurdish fighters attempted to breach Iran's border from Iraq in recent days amid growing protests and concerns over regional instability being exploited by militant groups.
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi plans to dissolve Parliament and call an early election as early as this month, aiming to secure voter backing for her agenda.
Iran has shut down its airspace, and foreign officials are warning against travel to Israel as a result of the move, which will be in effect until further notice.
The University of Washington is investigating comments made by researcher Mara Maughan, who posted on social media calling for the assassination of conservative voices. Maughan's remarks have sparked outrage and raised concerns about academic freedom and free speech on campus.
A dual tragedy in Charlotte, North Carolina, is fueling fresh outrage against 'sanctuary' policies after an illegal alien was charged in the cold-blooded murders of two teenagers. An ICE detainer has been issued for the El Salvadoran national charged with the killings.
Senate Republicans successfully spiked a bipartisan effort to curb President Donald Trump's war powers authority over Venezuela, after two key GOP lawmakers reversed their positions.
Iran allegedly aired 97 coercive confessions from detained protesters on state television amid a record-breaking North Korea-style internet blackout, according to human rights groups.
Two Republican senators, Josh Hawley of Missouri and Ashley Moody of Florida, have reacted to a heated exchange during a Senate hearing on chemical abortion drugs, in which they were questioned about whether men can get pregnant. The moment went viral online.
Washington Post columnist admits 'woke' politics hurt Democrats as party's push for progressive ideals contributed to their losses at the ballot box.
The US may face a more pressing military threat from Iran than Venezuela following a violent crackdown on anti-government protesters, experts warn. This comes after a successful operation in Venezuela.
President Donald Trump has signed a law returning whole milk to school lunches across the US after it was previously restricted under Obama-era rules.
Timothy Busfield was remanded by a judge in New Mexico and held without bond on multiple child sex abuse charges during his first court appearance.
Three Palestine Action activists who spent weeks on hunger strike in the UK have ended their protest, citing a report that a UK-based subsidiary of an Israeli arms firm was denied a contract.
A new poll shows a majority of Minnesotans believe ICE agents should face criminal charges for shooting Renee Nicole Good, while others think they acted in self-defense. A growing number of politicians and influencers are calling for an investigation into the incident.
US Democrats and Republicans have joined forces in opposing US military strikes against Iran as President Trump considers retaliation over the killing of protesters during widespread demonstrations.
A repeat violent offender is accused of breaking into a North Carolina teacher's home and killing her, as captured on a 911 call that revealed her final moments. The case has become a flashpoint in the community, highlighting concerns over public safety and accountability.
A new Virginia bill would prohibit public schools from labeling the Jan. 6 Capitol breach as a 'peaceful protest', instead requiring them to describe it as an 'unprecedented, violent attack'.
Several Democratic lawmakers demand Noem impeachment, painting a Minnesota woman shot by ICE as 'poet' who chose 'love'.
Plaxico Burress' wife Tiffany Burress announces a GOP bid for a long-time Democratic New Jersey congressional seat.
The G7 nations threatened Iran with new sanctions over the nationwide protest crackdown killing thousands, warning of further economic action if the regime continues its violent suppression.
Top officials in the Trump administration mocked Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and the State of Illinois' lawsuit against the Trump administration over immigration enforcement activities, claiming that the city 'miraculously rediscovered the 10th Amendment'.
Sen. Bernie Sanders is leading legislation that would ban sitting presidents from naming federal buildings after themselves, in a move Democrats describe as an effort to combat President Donald Trump's perceived 'narcissism'. The bill aims to curb the president's ability to impose their own name on government structures during their term.
Republicans are lighting cigars and cigarettes on burning photos of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei to show support for anti-regime protesters in Iran. Sen. Tim Sheehy and Rep. Claudia Tenney have been spotted sharing the provocative trend on social media.
A Portland police officer has been reassigned after a video surfaced showing him making comments about shooting protesters, including referencing Renee Nicole Good. The incident was captured on TikTok and led to the officer's disciplinary action.
Christians in many countries face severe persecution, while others are martyred for their faith, according to Open Doors' 2026 World Watch List. The list highlights nations where Christians suffer particularly harsh treatment around the globe.
The Department of Justice is sending a surge of prosecutors to Minneapolis to help handle fraud and immigration cases amid recent resignations.
Randi Weingarten, leader of the American Federation of Teachers, quits social media platform X due to widespread 'hate' and 'disinformation'. She cited the platform's decline as her reason for leaving.
Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, whose Trump administration ambassador nomination was withdrawn last year, died at 59. He passed away on Monday, according to a statement from his family.
The Trump administration is repealing an Obama-era policy that blocked public schools from serving whole and 2% milk under the National School Lunch Program.
Senate Democrats see a narrow path to regaining control of the chamber in the 2026 midterm elections but fear a single misstep could derail their plans.
Federal regulators have finalized new penalties to crack down on telecom companies that fail to report robocall violations, a move aimed at reducing scam calls.
Freed Iranian prisoner Jason Rezaian calls on President Donald Trump to surprise the Iranian regime and begin negotiations, saying in Trump 'the Islamic Republic has met its match'.
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Maryland launches the Maryland Youth Mental Health Corps to provide mental health services to young people, marking a significant step forward in addressing youth mental wellness in the state.
President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to NATO ahead of a high-stakes meeting in Greenland led by Vice President JD Vance, amid tensions over the region's strategic importance.
Multiple people were injured in a confrontation between anti-ICE agitators and law enforcement outside a federal building in California on Tuesday, following a protest where an American flag was burned by the demonstrators.
The Supreme Court has allowed Illinois Rep. Mike Bost to sue over the state's mail-in voting laws, clearing the way for him to challenge a law allowing mail-in voting in Illinois.
Voters sharply split along party lines over the fatal shooting of a Minnesota woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in a viral video, sparking protests and a national debate. The poll reflects a widening partisan divide on the issue.
US military personnel are being ordered to leave bases in the Middle East amid ongoing protests in Iran and potential intervention by US President Donald Trump.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has tapped Iowa Senator and Senate Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) caucus leader Joni Ernst to lead reforms aimed at tackling federal fraud after a Minnesota scandal.
The global music industry reached a new single-year record of 5.1 trillion streams in 2025, up 9.6% from the previous year. This surpasses the previous record set in 2024.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., is under federal investigation over a video where she allegedly urged service members to disobey orders, sparking controversy and raising questions about her actions as a lawmaker.
President Donald Trump mocked CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil during their interview, suggesting that Dokoupil would not have his job if he had lost the 2024 election. The comment came as a jab at Dokoupil's perceived liberal bias.
The US Supreme Court has pressed a lawyer representing a trans woman athlete who challenged a policy requiring her to compete on women's teams, demanding a definition of what constitutes a 'girl.' The court is seeking clarification on the issue in a case that has sparked debate over transgender rights and sports policies.
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore apparent pro-Palestine message on his eye black during a playoff game, which became visible when he was interviewed by ESPN's 'Monday Night Football' crew.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says protests over alleged ICE misconduct have remained peaceful despite a fatal shooting in the city. The protests, which began after Renee Good's death, have been met with 'peaceful' demonstrations according to Frey.
The US has launched a wave of airstrikes in Somalia targeting ISIS and al-Shabab terror groups, according to US Africa Command (AFRICOM).
The White House said President Donald Trump gave an 'appropriate' response after being confronted by a heckler during a visit to a Ford manufacturing facility in Michigan on Tuesday. The incident was caught on video and appeared to show Trump mouthing an expletive and making an obscene gesture.
A suspect tied to a January CBP attack in Portland was shot by US Customs and Border Protection officers after a prior incident at an apartment complex, authorities said. The suspect is believed to be an illegal immigrant and suspected Venezuelan gang member.
Iran's regime opened fire on protesters using live ammunition, causing a sharp increase in casualties compared to earlier clashes, according to a doctor who treated wounded demonstrators. The escalation from pellet guns to live ammunition marked a significant shift in the violence.
White House envoy Steve Witkoff held a secret meeting with exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi over the weekend as Iran faces intensifying protests. The alleged meeting has raised questions about potential support for the opposition amid the country's growing unrest.
Home Alone' star Daniel Stern has been charged with soliciting prostitution after allegedly making a solicitation on December 10 at a motel in Camarillo, California. Authorities have confirmed the charges against the actor.
Sen. Josh Hawley is facing backlash from the MAGA base after voting in favor of a war powers resolution on Venezuela, ramping up pressure on him ahead of a Senate vote. The move marks a stark contrast with his conservative roots.
A woman was seen on video blocking a Minnesota road with her vehicle as agitators surrounded agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in a scene reminiscent of a previous incident where 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot last week. The footage captures the woman's car positioned in front of ICE agents, while protesters gather on the surrounding area.
The Trump administration has filed court warrants targeting ships tied to Venezuela's oil trade, following the seizure of five vessels already by the US military.
Former US Presidents Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton have rejected a congressional subpoena to testify in the investigation into former financier Jeffrey Epstein, citing concerns about potential perjury charges. The move comes as part of an ongoing probe into alleged misconduct by Clinton associates during their time at the State Department while Epstein was under indictment on sex trafficking charges.
Los Angeles students are skipping class due to fear of immigration enforcement, with LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho citing a high number of absences as a concern for the district.
President Donald Trump criticized Republican Senators who voted to limit his authority in Venezuela as 'real losers.' The Senate is set for its final vote on a bill aimed at curbing Trump's executive actions.
President Donald Trump is reportedly seeking to declare martial law in response to ICE protests in order to cancel the 2026 midterm elections, according to Joy Behar.
President Donald Trump announced that his administration will stop providing federal funding to sanctuary cities and states effective February 1, in response to their policies shielding undocumented immigrants from deportation. The move is intended to pressure jurisdictions to adopt more restrictive immigration policies.
President Donald Trump announced that his administration will stop providing federal funding to cities and states with sanctuary policies on February 1, citing those that shield undocumented immigrants from deportation as the target of the move.
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico has criticized the national Democratic Party as 'condescending' and 'hostile' towards faith and cultural issues in red states.
Iran has cracked down on protests by imposing strict internet and communication restrictions, plunging the country into 'darkness' as authorities use force and cyber tools to quell dissent. The regime's tactics have been criticized for their heavy-handed approach and lack of dialogue with protesters.
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Democrats are launching the 'largest-ever' partisan national voter registration campaign to catch up with Republicans in voter registration efforts. The campaign aims to help Democrats close the gap that has existed for years.
Mike Tomlin is stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to multiple reports, following a blowout loss against the Houston Texans in the AFC Wild Card game.
A fatal shooting by an ICE agent has sparked a defamation debate, with public figures calling the agent 'murderer' and raising questions about whether such language crosses a legal line. The incident involves Renee Good, whose death was ruled a homicide.
The Fairfax County Public Library has defended its decision to display a Pride-themed book in its children's section despite criticism from some quarters. The library asserts that the book is part of its collection and will remain available to patrons.
Florida Republican Rep. Neal Dunn announces his retirement from Congress after five terms, citing plans to step away from politics.
Former Trump lawyer Lindsey Halligan argued in a court filing that a recent judges' ruling dismissing two criminal cases does not undermine her authority as a US prosecutor.
A Minnesota lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump's ICE crackdowns as an 'invasion' will likely fail due to a lack of legal standing. Legal expert Elie Honig says state challenges against Trump's immigration policies amount to 'political diatribe.
The Trump administration's exit from various UN and international organizations has raised concerns about which groups will be affected next; experts warn that other international bodies may soon face similar withdrawal decisions.
President Donald Trump is making overtures to progressive Democrats, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, on the issue of capping credit card interest rates as a way to address affordability concerns. The move reflects the growing influence of the Democratic left on Trump's policy agenda.
President Donald Trump is touting new government statistics showing steady inflation last month as he shapes his affordability fight ahead of the 2026 midterm battle.
The California chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations is under IRS investigation amid allegations of ties to Hamas, sparking calls for a crackdown on nonprofits accused of extremist links.
Teenagers were recruited by hackers through fake job ads promising fast money, flexible hours and paid training, according to reports. The ads, which appeared legitimate at first glance, actually led to individuals being coerced into using their technical skills for malicious purposes.
President Donald Trump's criminal probe targeting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell marks an unprecedented escalation in his battle with the central bank, sending a clear warning to the next Fed leader. The move represents a significant escalation of Trump's long-standing feud with Powell over monetary policy and regulatory oversight.
The U.S. has designated three branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, potentially straining relationships with Qatar and Turkey.
Philadelphia's liberal District Attorney Larry Krasner faces backlash and ridicule after issuing a chest-thumping warning to ICE using the slang term 'FAFO', prompting widespread mockery from police groups, MAGA supporters and the Department of Homeland Security on social media. The move has drawn criticism from conservatives who accuse Krasner of being hypocritical in his stance against law enforcement.
A Republican candidate in Nevada's gubernatorial election has built a massive $15M war chest ahead of critical spring races.
President Donald Trump vowed a day of 'reckoning and retribution' in Minnesota as hundreds of federal ICE agents were deployed to the state this week.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) will file a motion to dismiss the $10 billion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump over its 2024 'Panorama' documentary that allegedly distorted his Jan. 6 remarks.
Microsoft's CEO Brad Smith is urging Big Tech companies to 'pay our way' for approval of AI data centers, amid growing public opposition to the large-scale facilities in neighborhoods across the US.
PBS is canceling its Saturday and Sunday newscasts due to a $1.1 billion federal government cut, instead premiering separate programs on science and foreign affairs next weekend.
Jillian Balow, a former Wyoming state superintendent of public instruction, is launching a bid for Wyoming's lone US House seat to succeed Rep. Harriet Hageman.
The US Embassy has posted a warning to Americans still in Iran, urging them to leave immediately due to the escalating violence and instability in the country.
Australia's ambassador to the US is leaving his post ahead of schedule amid criticism from President Donald Trump following a recent comment he made about the diplomat. The announcement comes just a few weeks after the US president made a cutting remark about the ambassador.
The Trump administration has ended temporary protected status (TPS) for Somalia, affecting thousands of Somalis living in the US, while hundreds more will face deportation from the country.
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Tensions rise in Minnesota as protesters clash with federal agents days after tear gas was used to disperse a crowd of whistle-blowing activists during demonstrations against immigration authorities.