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Woman exposed running visa fraud scheme spanning years, posing as immigration officer
Texas woman Mayra Collins faces federal charges for allegedly impersonating immigration officers in a visa fraud scheme spanning from 2022 to 2025.
Former ESPN host Trey Wingo boldly explains why Phil Mickelson will never play on PGA Tour again
Former ESPN host Trey Wingo says Phil Mickelson will never be welcomed back to the PGA Tour in any official capacity as LIV Golf's future remains unclear.
FBI to deliver ‘final report’ on missing scientists ‘shortly’ amid growing scrutiny
FBI Director Kash Patel says the bureau will produce a report "in short order" on whether mysterious scientist deaths and disappearances are linked.
Scott Peterson's defense loses bid to introduce witness testimony in long-running fight to overturn conviction
Judge rejects convicted killer Scott Peterson's claims linking wife Laci's disappearance to a nearby burglary. His defense team plans to appeal the ruling.
2 suspects indicted in assault of TPUSA reporter Savanah Hernandez during Minneapolis ICE protest: sources
A federal grand jury handed down indictments for two individuals connected to the assault on Turning Point USA reporter Savanah Hernandez at a U.S. Immigration...
Brendan Sorsby at crossroads: NCAA gambling probe could end Texas Tech QB's college career
The NCAA is investigating whether Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby placed bets on games while at Indiana, putting his 2026 eligibility in jeopardy.
Wait... Who is actually using highway rest stop BBQ grills?
This week's Gripe Report tackles unused highway rest stop BBQ grills, backup-camera parking offenders, and actors faking coffee drinking on TV shows.
The quiet visual cue Powell employs to reinforce the Fed’s independence
Fed Chair Jerome Powell's iconic purple tie has become a quiet symbol of the central bank's effort to remain independent and above partisan politics.
Senators unveil bill to combat financial aid fraud by 'ghost students'
A bipartisan group of senators is introducing legislation to prevent fraudsters scamming the federal student aid system for their own gain.
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Former Nebraska women's basketball coach admits sexual relationship with ex-player, lawsuit claims
Former Nebraska women's basketball coach Chuck Love admitted he had a sexual relationship with a player before her dismissal, according to court documents filed...
Hasan Piker no-shows pro-communist event over alleged safety fears while mocking Trump assassination attempt
Hasan Piker mocked the attempted assassination of President Trump on his livestream while allegedly skipping a People's Forum event for safety.