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SNAP food stamp fraud has nefarious terrorism links, top Agriculture watchdog warns Congress
USDA Inspector General warns Congress that SNAP fraud proceeds have reached individuals linked to terrorist groups and foreign adversary nations.
5 imported foods hiding at Dollar Tree that taste far more expensive than they cost
Dollar Tree offers gourmet cooking ingredients like imported Italian gnocchi, kalamata olives, chili oil, smoked oysters and basil pesto for $1.50.
As America turns 250, a rare 1790 exchange between Washington and Bishop Carroll takes on new relevance
A 1790 letter from Bishop John Carroll to George Washington sought reassurance that Catholics would be equal citizens in the new American republic.
Frustrated blue-collar union bosses rip socialist politicians, warn of labor exodus from Dem party
New York City union leaders slam Democrats and DSA candidates as out of touch with the working class, saying the party is moving too far to the left.
Orthodox Jew fights back, says California city fined him for home prayer meetings
First Liberty Institute demanded Irvine stop fining an Orthodox Jewish rabbi for home worship, citing religious freedom and RLUIPA violations.
Midjourney’s wild body scanner scans you in water
Midjourney announces a full-body ultrasound scanner that creates body composition maps in 60 seconds using water-based technology at a planned spa.
Angel Reese snubs former college teammate amid first meeting as WNBA pros
Angel Reese walked past former LSU teammate Flau'jae Johnson after the Seattle Storm defeated the Atlanta Dream 105-90 in their first pro meeting.
Polygamous sect leader convicted on state charges after girls found in unventilated trailer
Samuel Bateman, polygamous sect leader linked to Warren Jeffs, convicted on child abuse charges after three girls found locked in cargo trailer.
NFL great Patrick Peterson says locker room political discourse was 'unnecessary,' most players are uninformed
NFL great Patrick Peterson said political discussions in the locker room was "unnecessary," claiming 80% of players have no idea what's going on in the politica...
Caitlin Clark hard contact timeline: WNBA's growing history of brutal hits against the face of the sport
From Chennedy Carter's hip-check to Alyssa Thomas's closed fist to the throat, a timeline of the most controversial hits on Caitlin Clark's WNBA career.
DOUG SCHOEN: Two years after Biden’s disastrous debate, Dems still dealing with fallout
Joe Biden's debate disaster two years ago continues to haunt Democrats as progressive insurgents rise and the party struggles with internal division.
Mackenzie Shirilla's appeal rejected by court after 'The Crash' revives ‘Hell on Wheels’ case
The Ohio Supreme Court declined to review Mackenzie Shirilla's appeal after her postconviction petition was filed one day too late in the murder case.