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Democrat calls Howard Lutnick a 'pathological liar' after closed-door Epstein testimony
Howard Lutnick testified he met Jeffrey Epstein only three times, but Democrats say the commerce secretary stonewalled questions and has lost credibility.
Cole Allen's alleged Trump assassination attempt may have been driven by Iran war: intel report
A DHS report suggests the Iran war may have contributed to the alleged assassination attempt on Trump at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
Golden Tempo to skip Preakness Stakes, ending Triple Crown bid as trainer cites long-term health
Golden Tempo, the 23-1 longshot Kentucky Derby winner, will not run in the Preakness Stakes as trainer Cherie DeVaux eyes the Belmont instead.
DHS blasts Minnesota board for unanimously pardoning illegal immigrant convicted of 3 assaults
DHS blasts Minnesota officials after the state's Board of Pardons unanimously voted to pardon an illegal immigrant facing a deportation order.
What Israel wants from an Iran peace deal: No enrichment, missile limits and strict enforcement
Israel wants Iran to stop enrichment, dismantle underground nuclear sites, restrict missiles, and cut ties to Hamas and Hezbollah, experts say.
Trump shows renderings for UFC White House event: 'Greatest show on earth'
President Donald Trump shows first renderings of the UFC Freedom 250 octagon setup on the South Lawn while hosting fighters in the Oval Office Wednesday.
Reds closer carted off field after sustaining leg injury just one pitch into appearance
Cincinnati Reds closer Emilio Pagan crumpled to the ground after one pitch with an apparent left hamstring injury in the team's loss to the Chicago Cubs.
'Looksmaxxing' trend has young men taking hammers to their faces in pursuit of sharper features
The looksmaxxing trend has young men pursuing extreme physical changes online, raising concerns from experts about safety and mental health risks.
Trump flagged 'fake crime numbers' in DC months before 13 officers accused of cooking books
Thirteen D.C. police officers placed on leave amid probe into alleged crime statistic manipulation, nearly a year after Trump warned of fake numbers.
Ex-Biden official stuns panel by saying she doesn't trust leading Dem candidate to be California governor
Former Biden DOJ spokesperson Xochitl Hinojosa said Tuesday she lacks confidence in Xavier Becerra to govern California after his time as HHS secretary.
Michael Rapaport blasts NY governor over anti-Israel synagogue protest: 'Resign in shame'
Michael Rapaport demands Gov. Kathy Hochul resign after protesters in costumes gathered outside a Manhattan synagogue amid rising tensions in NYC.
California businessman found guilty of selling faulty COVID tests, defrauding customers
California man linked to controversial underground biolab convicted in $4 million COVID-19 test fraud scheme involving fake FDA-approved test kits.