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House GOP leadership struggled to secure votes for a three-year Section 702 FISA extension as conservatives demand tougher privacy guardrails.
Steph De Lander returns to pro wrestling after two years on the shelf with a neck injury and wins the ACW Women's Championship in her first match.
Roman Reigns accepted Jacob Fatu's challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship at Backlash after a heated confrontation on "Monday Night Raw."
The State Department issued a travel warning for Reynosa, Mexico, citing reports of "violent criminal activity" in the border city near McAllen, Texas.
Cubs phenom Moisés Ballesteros is hitting .387 with five homers and a 1.144 OPS, loudly entering the NL Rookie of the Year conversation in 2026.
Sage Steele says she'd be shocked if Disney punishes Jimmy Kimmel for his "expectant widow" remark about Melania Trump despite growing public backlash.
Jason Aldean discusses his marriage to Brittany, collaborating on their first duet and the deeply personal meaning behind his new album "Songs About Us."
News anchor Ryan Elijah announced a primary bid against embattled Rep. Cory Mills, saying Florida voters deserve an alternative amid Mills' alleged misconduct.
The FBI, state and local law enforcement executed 22 search warrants in Minnesota as part of an ongoing fraud investigation, officials said.
Country music star Ella Langley wore her American Eagle denim line at Stagecoach Festival, and Instagram went nuts with over 205,000 likes in hours.
New York bodega owner Abdul Saleh spoke about violence fears a year before he was fatally shot outside his family-owned East Village deli Saturday night.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says musician Kid Rock went for an Apache helicopter ride on Monday, calling the rocker "a patriot and huge supporter of our troop...
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