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Washington Post urges government return materials seized from reporter during FBI search
The Washington Post on Wednesday urged federal law enforcement officials to return electronic devices seized when the FBI searched reporter Hannah Natanson's ho...
Michelle Obama says she would 'actively work against' Barack running for hypothetical third term
Michelle Obama said Wednesday that she would "actively work against" Barack Obama running for a hypothetical third term, emphasizing the need for new leadership...
DHS alleges criminal illegal alien 'rammed law enforcement' in California operation, agent fired weapon
A federal agent opened fire in southern California Wednesday after a criminal illegal immigrant "weaponized his vehicle and rammed law enforcement" during an at...
Joy Behar wants her legacy to be getting Trump out of office
Joy Behar revealed during a podcast that she wants her legacy to be helping remove President Donald Trump from office, calling the president "dangerous."
MS NOW host questions whether USA is one of 'the bad guys' post-WWII, says country acting like an 'Axis power'
On Tuesday's episode of MS NOW's "All In," host Chris Hayes questioned if the United States is becoming one of the "bad guys" in the post-World War II era.
Nigeria admits more than 160 Christians kidnapped as Trump calls for coordinated terror fight
Nigerian authorities have admitted that more than 160 Christians were kidnapped during worship services Sunday after initially denying the simultaneous attacks...
Dramatic Michigan apartment fire rescue seen on helmet cam
Firefighters rescued a family and their cat from a burning third-floor apartment in Michigan during subzero temperatures, all captured on helmet camera footage.
World's most famous museum slams doors to visitors as employee revolt continues
The Louvre museum closed to tourists Monday due to employee strikes over pay and working conditions that have been disrupting operations since last summer.
State Dept official confirms 'limited number' of personnel in Caracas working to resume diplomatic relations
U.S. diplomatic personnel have been deployed to Caracas as the Trump administration moves to resume relations with Venezuela after Nicolás Maduro's capture.
Johnson changes tune on judicial impeachments after 'egregious abuses' of Trump agenda
Speaker Johnson said he backs impeaching judges blocking the Trump agenda, targeting Judges Boasberg and Boardman after GOP senators called them "rogue judges."
'Are You Dead?' app taps into global loneliness crisis
Are You Dead app from China goes viral as safety tool for people living alone. Users pay $1.15 to check in every two days with emergency contacts through an app...
Indiana judge shooting came out of nowhere as police hunt mystery suspect, cops say
Judge Steven Meyer was hospitalized after being shot at home with no prior threats, as police search for the unidentified shooter still at large.